Chippewa Laundromat

03/18/2026

People always ask me if I actually use my own laundromat… the answer is YES.

My family’s laundry gets done right here, in the same machines my customers use every day. No shortcuts, no “back room” setup—just the same experience everyone else gets.

Because if it’s not good enough for my family, it’s not good enough for yours.

So don’t be surprised if you see me in here loading a washer or folding a basket right next to you…

I’m not just the owner—I’m a customer too. 🧺

03/13/2026

Life has a funny way of coming full circle.

The second photo is from 35 years ago — me as a kid at the laundromat with my dad and sister. I grew up around washers, mop buckets, and the sound of machines running all day.

Back then I didn’t realize it, but they weren’t just running a business…

They were teaching me work ethic, responsibility, and pride in taking care of something that serves the community.

Fast forward to today.

Now it’s my kids helping out at the laundromat — wiping things down, pitching in, and learning that nothing worth having runs itself.

Different generation.
Same lessons.

My parents built the example.
Now I get to pass it on.

Sometimes you don’t realize you’re living the legacy until you look over and see the next generation standing right beside you.

If you grew up learning the value of hard work from your parents, drop a 💪 in the comments.

02/24/2026

Some people see a laundromat.
I see an opportunity to teach the next generation what work really looks like.

My little helper was with me while I handled a few maintenance projects. She wasn’t here for a photo op — she was here to learn.

She’s learning that:
🔹 If something breaks, you fix it.
🔹 If a place feeds your family, you take care of it.
🔹 Hard work isn’t punishment — it’s pride.
🔹 You don’t wait for someone else to do what you’re capable of doing yourself.

This business isn’t just washers and dryers. It’s responsibility. It’s consistency. It’s showing up even when no one’s clapping.

And if she grows up understanding that value?
That’s worth more than any spin cycle.

02/12/2026

Some laundromats have to add drop-off service to make their numbers work.
We focuse on keeping our machines reliable, our store clean, and our prices affordable — so self-service is all you need!

02/10/2026

Some laundromats in town change owners every few years.

We just change which family member’s on shift.

Three generations strong!

01/28/2026

Nothing makes me happier than seeing my little helpers working!

01/14/2026

My little helper is getting so big!! Where are the years going 😭😭

01/09/2026

40 years doesn't happen by mistake! It takes hard work, perseverance, and dedication to make it this long. I wish my parents were still here to see us reach this massive milestone!! Stay tuned for different promotions and giveaways as we celebrate 40 year in business! 

01/08/2026

We are so thankful for this opportunity to partner with the Port Huron Prowler's!  What a great way to kick off our 40th anniversary of serving Port Huron and the surrounding communities. 

11/27/2025

11/06/2025

Day ??? — THE SIGN HAS RISEN.
It glows. It gleams. It screams “Laundromat.”

After months of chaos, dust, scraping, and paint fumes,
the prophecy delivers one final plot twist:
✨ a giant, light-up reminder that we, in fact, wash clothes here. ✨

The walls are done (mostly).
The trim still mocks us (always).
But the sign? The sign is glorious.

Long live the glow. Long live the saga.

11/06/2025

Day ??? — WE. HAVE. PAINT. 🎨💪

The walls have fallen — color reigns supreme.
From chaos to coating.
From scraping to slaying.
From “why did I start this?” to “look at me thriving.”

But don’t get too comfortable…
The Enemy Trio™ has been reduced to one last holdout:
Trim.
Stubborn. Mocking. Smug.

Scrape Force™ stands victorious, paintbrushes raised, already plotting the final strike.
And just when you thought the saga was over — new signage is coming.
Stay tuned. The chaos continues.