Soap Full Service Laundry

I searched the Web for FULL SERVICE Laundry services . And almost every laundry service came up Full Service . But when I called to find out about pick-up and Delivery they all said they didn't offer that .Then I found SOAP when called they said they did offer that , so I ask for that service and a very POLITE GENTLEMAN picked up my stuff and they did my laundry and had it back to me in one day clean fresh smelling good folded nicely. THANK YOU MS.ROMNIE AND MR. MIKE ! " OUTSTANDING SERVICE " I WILL BE BACK !

Traveling thru Nebraska and needed to do Laundry. We found Soap Full to be clean with plenty of washers and dryer's so that it made short work of our laundry chores.

Mike the delivery driver goes above and beyond! Super friendly and helpful staff. They really want to help you. The prices are amazingly affordable. My laundry returned spotless and cared for.

Clean, smells good and folded better than I ever could. Picked up late Friday, back early Monday afternoon. Fair pricing. Mike the delivery guy is just wonderful!!!!!

The laundromat attendant that was working today, was the ABSOLUTE worst employee I have ever seen. Emotionally unstable, rude, and a bad representation of what any business should have. Been there twice. Second time was so horrible I will not be returning. Find a different place to wash.

It has taken me almost an hour to figure out these hinky machines. Some are coin operated. Some take credit cards. REALLY expensive. I'm from Calif. where everything is less expensive ( except gas.). Machines are $10, $8.50, $6.50 and $4.75. Then they charge to dry but it's not posted how much. They say free internet but password doesn't get you on. Dingy place too. They didn't use enough paint to cover the floor. My first laundry experience in Lincoln. I'll try someplace else next time.

This is my favorite laundry place. You can't beat the security guard they had. The staff is friendly and answered all my questions. There was Netflix to watch and refillable card so I don't have to mess with change.

SOAP is my choice when traveling through Lincoln. Free parking, free wi-fi and large capacity washers and dryers make this an easy pick. Conveniently located next door to a coffee shop, SOAP has large televisions and comfortable seating to work or just relax.

I went to this laundromat based on the reviews here in Yelp!. I found it, took my laundry in from the car, read all the instructions, and got my loads of laundry started in the washers. Then I went outside to get a book to read. BIG MISTAKE!!! I found all the doors locked, and I couldn't get back into the laundromat. I walked around the entire building, trying every door, but every door was locked tight. It was early. The place was supposed to be open for many more hours. I couldn't figure out what was wrong with the place. There hadn't been any trouble going in and out, before. In fact, I had to go back out to my car and get my laundry detergent. No problem. But now, with all my clothes in the washers, dressed for laundry day (meaning only the clothes that were left clean that I would never normally wear), I find myself locked away from my clothes and the other possessions I brought to the laundry with me. WTF???I was contemplating whether to take a large chunk of concrete and smash in the windows to escape with my clothes. I figured it would be completely justified. I reasoned there have to be laws preventing people from arbitrarily taking possession of your possessions...Then I saw a nondescript sign next to the back door. It had a phone number. I called the phone number, and some total jerk was snotty about why didn't I read the sign when I went in??? He told me the sign says the laundromat is only unlocked when there is an attendant present. And he arbitrarily decided to leave, and so I was locked out. Too bad for me! He informed me in a pejorative way that I should have READ THE SIGN beside the door before entering the door. Then this formless voice forced me, under duress, to provide him with my telephone number and email address. The voice haughtily promised to send me a code for the combination lock on the door, so I could get back inside and retrieve my clothes. I had no guarantee he would actually get around to sending whatever, or that the robotic lock system would work.Is this what the world has come to? Are we now supposed to read the fine print tacked up around every door that is open to the public during normal business hours??? If we don't we are subject to being robbed?There ought to be a law against this. They don't even treat people like this in prison. "You walked through a door without reading whatever trash or fine print was posted near it -- now all your stuff are belong to us." I will never Never EVER go back to this horrible criminal establishment. Use another laundromat unless you want to risk having your stuff locked up inside and stolen. If someone knows how to file an official complaint against this subjugation to arbitrary rules enforced by robotic machines against us, please do so, or leave a response telling me how, and I will certainly do it. This proprietor belongs in jail.Never never NEVER use his establishment unless you want to support us all becoming slaves to arbitrary owners of machines to control us.

Laundromat is well kept. Machines that break are fixed in a timely manner. Always clean. Door code system in place to create a secure and safe place to do laundry.