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Articles for Laundromat Owners, Laundry Room Managers, HR Professionals, Recruiters, Sales People, Job Seekers. Sounds like an odd mix of subjects right? Ev has had solid careers in all these areas. His brand is "A Heck of A Nice Guy," so he wants to pass on knowledge to others. Published with a touch of humor from someone in the trenches.
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If you are looking to install PayRange on an older Huebsch (or Speed Queen) hard mount washer, below is a video that might help you get started as there are a number of control board versions to look at and the PayRange instructions can't always cover all the versions you will find.
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Everyone wants to save water...except people who wash their clothes in a top load washer!
Remember people are used to being able to open the lid on a top load washer.
People also like to see their clothes being washed so they open the lid.
If they don't see a lot of water they are conditioned to think by the older style washers that used tons of water that their clothes are not being cleaned. A lot of manufacturers, and we laundry owners, want to save money so new washers come with a water saver feature turned on. If you want to turn it off to get a regular fill of water to stop customer complaints of "no water in the machine," here is how you do it for Maytag. I earlier did a version for Huebsch and Speed Queen and that video is below the Maytag version.
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If you have Alliance dryers here is how you change the price and top off minutes. This works for basically all of the Alliance brand dryers (Huebsch, Speed Queen, Primus, Ipso, etc.) with the same look and feel.
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Congrats Jason!
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by Laundry Cares | Sep 2, 2025 | Awards, Press Release | 0 comments
The LaundryCares Foundation proudly announced at the Clean Show that Jason Dodge, owner of Capitol Quick Wash in Milwaukee Wisconsin, has been awarded the 2025 Community Excellence Award at the Clean Show in Orlando, Florida.
Dodge was recognized for his deep commitment to serving his community and for transforming his laundromat into a hub for family engagement and support. Through his partnership with LaundryCares, Dodge has embraced the Read, Play, and Learn initiative, creating welcoming spaces where families can access books, literacy resources, and playful learning opportunities while doing laundry. His dedication to early literacy reflects his belief that laundromats can play a powerful role in strengthening families and building brighter futures for children.
In addition to his literacy work, Dodge was commended for his extraordinary response following a fire that swept through an apartment complex near his laundromat. He immediately mobilized to provide clothing support and laundry services, ensuring that his business remained a vital source of care and comfort during a time of crisis.
“Jason embodies the heart of community partnership,” said Dan Naumann, Executive Director of the LaundryCares Foundation. “His leadership, compassion, and vision for how laundromats can serve families make him a true role model for operators across the country. We are thrilled to honor him with this year’s Community Excellence Award.”
The Community Excellence Award is given bi-annually to a laundromat owner who demonstrates outstanding commitment to community engagement, family support, and innovative programming that strengthens neighborhoods.
The LaundryCares Foundation extends its heartfelt congratulations to Jason Dodge for this well-deserved recognition and thanks him for his tireless work to uplift families and communities.
About the LaundryCares Foundation
The LaundryCares Foundation is dedicated to enriching communities through laundromats by supporting education, health, and wellness for families nationwide. Through innovative programs like Read, Play, and Learn, LaundryCares transforms laundromats into vibrant spaces that support learning, strengthen family bonds, and provide critical community services.