A cashless self-service laundromat on Mark Avenue in Newlands, Wellington, in the middle of a small shopping area. Payment uses a reusable Liquid Card, which costs $1 as at 2026 and is topped up at the kiosk by EFTPOS or notes. The website says every $100 added earns a $5 bonus. The shop has a 28kg washer for king duvets, mink blankets and curtains, and pet bedding must go in the dedicated pet washers. Cycles take 25 to 30 minutes, and single-serve detergent is sold in a vending machine, though customers are asked to bring their own powder. Reviewers say the shop is clean and tidy, that people clean up after themselves, and that it is handy in winter. The location is next to a well-known fish and chip shop and a dairy. The main complaints are about reliability and support. One customer says a machine broke down mid-wash, and that the support process was hard to follow with no number to call. Another found the shop closed at 8pm on a rainy evening, despite signage and the website suggesting 24-hour opening. Locally, Liquid Laundromats Waterloo is 0.9 km away and has no rating on Open Locally.