How much does it cost to drop your clothes off at a laundromat in Twin Falls?

At TF Handy Wash there is no drop-off price because there is no drop-off service. It is self-service only: a small load washes for $2.75, a medium for $5.25, a large for $6.50 and an extra large for $7.75, plus $0.25 per dryer cycle. At least one other laundromat in the area advertises wash and fold by appointment, arranged by phone; this store does not. For business volume, call (208) 731-5745.

What should I bring to a laundromat?

Less than you think. You do not need quarters, because cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and the Speed Queen app work at every machine, and the change machines take $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills if you prefer coins. Detergent is optional; the vending machines sell single-use detergent, fabric softener and dryer sheets. Bring bags or a basket for the trip home, and a phone with the Speed Queen app if you want to watch the cycle from your seat. The location code is HANDYW.

Can you wash pillows at a laundromat?

Only if the care label says the pillow can be machine washed; that label is the rule, not this page. If it can, a medium or large machine gives it room to move. This store does not publish a pillow policy beyond that, so if you are unsure, call (208) 731-5745 before you load one.

Can you wash shoes in a laundromat?

Check the shoe's label or the maker's care instructions first. Nothing on this site sets a shoe policy, and this page will not invent one. If the label allows machine washing, the small washer at $2.75 is the size for a pair or two. If it does not, or the label is gone, ask us at (208) 731-5745 rather than guess.

Is it cheaper to take your clothes to the laundromat?

It depends on what you pay for water, power and a machine at home, which this page cannot know. What it can tell you is the laundromat side of the sum: a large washer here is $6.50 for up to 55 pounds, about 12 cents a pound, and most loads dry for $1.00 to $2.00 in quarters. Do the comparison against your own utility bill, not a national average.

How do you avoid bed bugs at a laundromat?

Carry laundry in bags you can seal, not an open basket, and do not reuse those bags for the clean load. Wash and dry on the hottest settings the care labels allow. Fold onto a clean surface of your own rather than a shared table if that worries you. This store is unattended and cleaned on a routine, not by a person on shift, so if you see something that concerns you, report it at (208) 731-5745 or help@tfhandywash.com.

What is the busiest day at a laundromat in Twin Falls?

At this store, weekend mornings through mid-afternoon are the busiest stretch. The quietest times are weekday mornings from 6 to 10 AM, weekday evenings from 8 PM to midnight, and any hour overnight, which is a real option here because the doors never lock. The Speed Queen app shows machine availability in real time before you drive over.

How much does a laundromat charge to wash a comforter?

Here, a comforter goes in the extra large washer at $7.75 per cycle, a 7-load machine rated to 70 pounds; the large at $6.50 and 55 pounds also handles king-size comforters and sleeping bags. Drying is $0.25 per cycle on top, and a comforter takes longer to dry than a load of shirts, so budget more dryer time than the usual $1.00 to $2.00.

How do laundromat dryers work?

At TF Handy Wash you pay per cycle, $0.25 each, and stack as many cycles as the load needs. A small dryer gives 5 minutes per cycle, a large 4 and a giant 3; the bigger drum produces more heat and dries faster per cycle. Pay with quarters, tap a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on the reader on the machine, or start it from the Speed Queen app. Most loads are dry for $1.00 to $2.00. Do not overload the drum; clothes need room to tumble.

Laundromats in Twin Falls, Idaho: How Far, What It Costs, and How to Choose

Drive times to TF Handy Wash from downtown Twin Falls, CSI, St. Luke's and the mall, what a load costs per machine, and how to pick a laundromat. Open 24 hours.

Twin Falls has more than one laundromat, and this page does not pretend otherwise. What it gives you is three things you can check for yourself: how far 664 Shoup Ave W is from where you probably are, what a load costs here down to the quarter, and what to look for before you pick any laundromat in town.

Every figure about this store comes from its own published prices and features, and every drive time from road routing measured on September 16, 2026. The two figures about other laundromats come from Google listings and one customer review read the same day, and they are labelled as such where they appear. Where a number is an estimate, the page says so.

How far it is from where you are

TF Handy Wash is at 664 Shoup Ave W on the south side of Twin Falls, a block south of Addison Avenue between Washington and Locust. The times below are driving times by road from the store's rooftop coordinates, computed on September 16, 2026. They are approximate and assume normal traffic.

Starting point	Distance	Drive time
Downtown Twin Falls (Main Ave)	1.8 mi	about 4 min
College of Southern Idaho (CSI)	2.6 mi	about 6 min
St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center	2.3 mi	about 7 min
Magic Valley Mall	3.9 mi	about 8 min
Perrine Bridge / Canyon Rim	4.2 mi	about 8 min
Twin Falls High School	2.9 mi	about 8 min
Canyon Ridge High School	2.4 mi	about 6 min

Road routing from 664 Shoup Ave W, computed September 16, 2026. Approximate, normal traffic.

Coming in from a neighboring town? The store already publishes its own route notes for each one, with the road to take and the turn onto Shoup, so this page does not restate those numbers. See Kimberly, Filer, or the full list of towns we serve.

On foot rather than in a car? The walking guide has routed walking times to 64 places near the front door, and the map on the homepage shows the block. If you drive, parking is free: 10 or more well-lit spaces directly out front, with room for trucks, SUVs, RVs and trailers.

What a load costs here

Four washer sizes, one flat price each, charged per wash cycle. Every dryer is $0.25 per cycle, and the size of the drum decides how many minutes that quarter buys: 5 in a small dryer, 4 in a large, 3 in a giant. The full list, with the dryer table and every way to pay, is on the prices page. The washer figures are repeated here so you can do the arithmetic without leaving.

Washer	Load size	Capacity	Price per wash cycle
Small	2 loads	Up to 20 lbs	$2.75
Medium	4 loads	Up to 40 lbs	$5.25
Large	6 loads	Up to 55 lbs	$6.50
Extra large	7 loads	Up to 70 lbs	$7.75

TF Handy Wash washer prices, 664 Shoup Ave W, Twin Falls. Dryers are $0.25 per cycle in every size.

A worked example. One medium washer, rated to 40 pounds, is $5.25. Two dryer cycles are $0.50. That is $5.75 for a wash plus ten minutes in a small dryer, or eight minutes in a large one. Most loads need more drying than that: the store's own figure is $1.00 to $2.00 of dryer time for a complete dry, which puts a typical medium load at $6.25 to $7.25 all in.

Per pound, the large washer is the value machine: $6.50 for up to 55 pounds works out to about 12 cents a pound, and the extra large is $7.75 for up to 70 pounds, about 11 cents. The small washer at $2.75 for up to 20 pounds is about 14 cents a pound, but it is the right machine when you only have one load, and paying for drum you do not fill is the most common way to overspend.

Is this the cheapest laundromat in Twin Falls? This page cannot say so, and will not. Most laundromats in the area publish no price list at all, so there is nothing to hold these numbers against. On September 16, 2026, Google showed one customer review of another Twin Falls laundromat that remembered about $2.00 for a big wash and a quarter for ten minutes of drying. That is one person's recollection, not a posted price, and it is quoted here so you can weigh it yourself. What this store can do is publish every price it charges, which is what the table above is.

Six ways to pay, none of which needs planning ahead:

Quarters, accepted at all machines.
The Speed Queen app. Pay and start a machine from your phone. Location code HANDYW.
Credit and debit cards at the machines. Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, Discover.
Apple Pay, contactless tap.
Google Pay, contactless tap.
Cash, through the change machines on site. They accept $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills and give back quarters.

There is no card surcharge at this store. A change machine is not a cash machine: it turns bills into quarters and does nothing else.

How to pick a laundromat in Twin Falls

Whichever store you end up at, these are the things that decide whether the trip goes well. Each one is described from what this store publishes about itself, so you know what you would be comparing against.

Hours that match your life. A store that closes at 11 PM is a problem at 11:15. TF Handy Wash is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, holidays included, so the doors are the same at 2 AM on a Tuesday and at noon on Christmas Day. Google's local results on September 16, 2026 showed two other Twin Falls laundromats listing 24-hour service as well, so ask before you assume any store is open overnight.
Machine sizes that fit the load. A king comforter or a sleeping bag needs a 55 or 70 pound machine. Here the large is rated to 55 pounds and the extra large to 70, and the small 20 pound washer is there for a single load. Four sizes means you are not paying for drum you do not use.
Ways to pay that you actually carry. Quarters, cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and the Speed Queen app all work at every machine here, and the change machines turn $1 to $20 bills into quarters. Ask any laundromat whether it is coins only before you arrive with nothing but a card.
Light and cameras, because you may be there at night. This store runs security cameras 24 hours a day and bright LED lighting inside and out, with 10 or more well-lit parking spaces at the door.
Clean, and set up for folding. Large, clean folding tables throughout, clean restrooms, seating and a laptop workspace with free Wi-Fi that needs no password. The store is unattended, so cleanliness comes down to how it is kept and how customers treat it, not to a person behind a counter.
Machines you can trust with your clothes. Every washer and dryer here is a Speed Queen commercial unit installed new in 2023, the year the store opened.
Know before you drive. The Speed Queen app shows machine availability at this store in real time before you leave the house. The location code is HANDYW.

Who this store fits, and who it does not

TF Handy Wash is a good fit if you want a big machine at an odd hour, if you are passing through on I-84 with a trunk full of laundry, if you have a comforter or pet bedding that will not fit a home washer, or if you would rather pay with your phone than hunt for quarters. Signs in the store and this website are in English and Spanish.

It is not the right fit if you want someone to do the laundry for you. There is no wash and fold, no drop-off and no pickup or delivery at this location; you load, wash, dry and fold your own. There is no attendant at any hour, so nobody is on hand to make change by hand or answer a question in person; the phone number is (208) 731-5745 and the email is help@tfhandywash.com. And there are no drink or candy machines here, only vending for single-use detergent, fabric softener and dryer sheets, so bring your own coffee.

Nearer to Jerome? The sister store, Jerome Handy Wash, is a separate business with its own prices and its own phone number, so check its site rather than this one.

Questions people ask about laundromats in Twin Falls

How much does it cost to drop your clothes off at a laundromat in Twin Falls?: At TF Handy Wash there is no drop-off price because there is no drop-off service. It is self-service only: a small load washes for $2.75, a medium for $5.25, a large for $6.50 and an extra large for $7.75, plus $0.25 per dryer cycle. At least one other laundromat in the area advertises wash and fold by appointment, arranged by phone; this store does not. For business volume, call (208) 731-5745.
What should I bring to a laundromat?: Less than you think. You do not need quarters, because cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and the Speed Queen app work at every machine, and the change machines take $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills if you prefer coins. Detergent is optional; the vending machines sell single-use detergent, fabric softener and dryer sheets. Bring bags or a basket for the trip home, and a phone with the Speed Queen app if you want to watch the cycle from your seat. The location code is HANDYW.
Can you wash pillows at a laundromat?: Only if the care label says the pillow can be machine washed; that label is the rule, not this page. If it can, a medium or large machine gives it room to move. This store does not publish a pillow policy beyond that, so if you are unsure, call (208) 731-5745 before you load one.
Can you wash shoes in a laundromat?: Check the shoe's label or the maker's care instructions first. Nothing on this site sets a shoe policy, and this page will not invent one. If the label allows machine washing, the small washer at $2.75 is the size for a pair or two. If it does not, or the label is gone, ask us at (208) 731-5745 rather than guess.
Is it cheaper to take your clothes to the laundromat?: It depends on what you pay for water, power and a machine at home, which this page cannot know. What it can tell you is the laundromat side of the sum: a large washer here is $6.50 for up to 55 pounds, about 12 cents a pound, and most loads dry for $1.00 to $2.00 in quarters. Do the comparison against your own utility bill, not a national average.
How do you avoid bed bugs at a laundromat?: Carry laundry in bags you can seal, not an open basket, and do not reuse those bags for the clean load. Wash and dry on the hottest settings the care labels allow. Fold onto a clean surface of your own rather than a shared table if that worries you. This store is unattended and cleaned on a routine, not by a person on shift, so if you see something that concerns you, report it at (208) 731-5745 or help@tfhandywash.com.
What is the busiest day at a laundromat in Twin Falls?: At this store, weekend mornings through mid-afternoon are the busiest stretch. The quietest times are weekday mornings from 6 to 10 AM, weekday evenings from 8 PM to midnight, and any hour overnight, which is a real option here because the doors never lock. The Speed Queen app shows machine availability in real time before you drive over.
How much does a laundromat charge to wash a comforter?: Here, a comforter goes in the extra large washer at $7.75 per cycle, a 7-load machine rated to 70 pounds; the large at $6.50 and 55 pounds also handles king-size comforters and sleeping bags. Drying is $0.25 per cycle on top, and a comforter takes longer to dry than a load of shirts, so budget more dryer time than the usual $1.00 to $2.00.
How do laundromat dryers work?: At TF Handy Wash you pay per cycle, $0.25 each, and stack as many cycles as the load needs. A small dryer gives 5 minutes per cycle, a large 4 and a giant 3; the bigger drum produces more heat and dries faster per cycle. Pay with quarters, tap a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on the reader on the machine, or start it from the Speed Queen app. Most loads are dry for $1.00 to $2.00. Do not overload the drum; clothes need room to tumble.

How the numbers on this page were measured

Drive times: OSRM road routing from the store's rooftop coordinates, 42.5660356, -114.4936242, to each landmark, computed September 16, 2026, and rounded to a tenth of a mile and a whole minute. Approximate, normal traffic.
Prices: This site's own price list, the same figures shown on the pricing cards, the FAQ and the prices page. If a price on a machine ever differs, the machine is the one to trust.
Other laundromats: Google's local results for Twin Falls laundromat searches, read September 16, 2026. No other business is named on this page and none of their figures is treated as a posted price.

If a number here is wrong, the phone number is (208) 731-5745.

Published September 16, 2026. Drive times are approximate and assume normal traffic. Prices are the ones on the machines on that date and can change.