A traditionally cramped laundromat on Stockton Street near Bush Street featured an ATM tucked into a corner by the front door. Further back was a change machine, placed there many years before.

De Luxe Cleaners was open for business on a Friday afternoon.

The "Wash This" laundromat was located at the corner of Chestnut and Steiner Streets in San Francisco. A sign in the window read, "Need Cash? ATM Inside."

The laundromat portion of Spin City Coffee with its wall of machines. To the right, off camera, was the coffee shop.

A smoke stack rose high behind a laundromat. The sign outside the laundromat read: "Coin-op Laundromat"

The Alpha Laundromat was located on upper Grant Street. The sign read: "Alpha Laundromat, Coin Operated Wash & Dry, Service hours 7AM-10PM Daily, last wash 9PM."

At the back of the laundromat was a wall of dryers, one of which reflected the open hours sign. The sign over the dryers read: "Open 6 a.m., Close 8 p.m. Please remove all laundry by 7 p.m."

In the 1974 shot of a laundromat in Berkeley, California, a woman folded pants.