At Coin Meter, we’re proud to say that we’re local to the Pacific Northwest, and right down the street to help you with any issues that might come up – whether you need a repaired machine or need training on new equipment. We find that the most important aspect of this for our loyal customers...
Whether you want to conserve energy or save space on your property, Coin Meter has laundry equipment options of all kinds. You can choose from a variety of models and payment types! Our staff is trained to work with you when you’re choosing your machines to make sure they are the best fit for your...
Laundry can be pretty boring. Which is why it’s the perfect place to give your tenants an unexpected infusion of joy and excitement! Here’s some fun things you can do to lighten up their load: Sampling Suds Purchase a variety of different laundry detergents that your facility recommends using, and post signs encouraging them to...
Coin Meter prides ourselves on making sure the machines we place are the best fit for your property and residents. And even though there are many new trends and types of machines, 60% of the machines in community laundry facilities are still coin-ops because they are usually simpler, easier, and cheaper. Here are the options...
We’re local, we respond quickly to you for whatever you need, including servicing laundry machines faster. We get you up & running quickly, so you’re not losing money!
It’s frustrating for you, and especially for them, when your residents have to wait for a laundry machine because everyone showed up on Sunday afternoon at the same time. Here are some ways to prevent these common traffic jams.
The community laundry room is not usually the first thing you’d think your residents care about. However, laundry is an task that we all need to do! Thus, enhancing the experience can make an impact on your residents daily life. Here are some tips and tricks to make the laundry room a place you and your residents can smile about.
It’s a natural inclination to begin this conversation with the machine itself. In order to be a qualified “Energy Efficient” machine, it will use less electricity and water. In general, the newer a machine is, it’s more likely to be more energy efficient. That’s because manufacturers are constantly improving the efficiency over time, due to increased consumer demand. However, there are many more factors that are important to consider.