A laundry shop built around a simple idea: treat your clothes the way you would

We Fold Laundromat sits at 6310 Hwy 162 Unit D in Hollywood, South Carolina — right in the middle of the Lowcountry towns it serves, from Ravenel and Meggett to Johns Island and out toward Edisto. The building is bright, the machines are clean, and someone is always on the floor to help, because this isn't a coin-op you get left alone in. It's an attended laundromat, meaning there's a real person here to help you load a machine, weigh a bag, or answer a question about a stain.

Locally owned and operated, the shop is run with the standards you'd want from a neighbor doing your laundry: a floor that gets cleaned throughout the day, machines that are kept in working order, and a straightforward answer any time something is outside what we handle. We'd rather tell you upfront than take a risk with a garment we're not set up to clean properly.

That care extends to how orders move through the shop. Wash & fold and dry cleaning orders are sorted, tagged and tracked so nothing gets mixed up with someone else's bag. Self-service customers get machines that are sized right for the job — from a single load of work clothes to a whole household's linens in one pass through the new 100 lb washer.

Big loads used to mean splitting a comforter set or a week of rental linens across three or four machines. Our new 100 lb washer changes that math — a king comforter and its shams, a stack of bath towels, or a full turnover set of rental sheets can run in a single cycle. That's less time standing around loading machines and fewer quarters or swipes spent getting the same job done.

It's also part of why we can take on commercial accounts — short-term rental hosts, venues, salons and clinics — without the floor grinding to a halt. Bulk loads move through efficiently, and self-service customers still have plenty of smaller machines available.