A cashless self-service laundromat on Milson Line in Milson, Palmerston North, part of the Liquid Laundromats chain, which is a New Zealand family-owned company. You pay with a reusable Liquid Card. It costs a one-off $1 from the dispenser inside the shop, and you top it up at the kiosk with EFTPOS or notes. The chain says every $100 loaded earns a $5 bonus, and PayWave works at some newer sites.
The machines run on a high-spin setting that the company says extracts more water, so clothes dry faster. The largest washer takes up to 28kg, which is big enough for a king duvet, mink blankets or curtains. Cold, warm and hot settings cover everything from dark and delicate items to towels. Powder is yours to bring, or you can buy single-serve packs from the vending machine. Pet bedding can be washed in the dedicated pet washers, which keeps the clothing machines hair-free. A wash usually takes 25 to 30 minutes.
The shop is at 67 Milson Line, Milson, Palmerston North.