Alliance Door Replacement

 

Probably the weakest point of the Alliance Laundry small chassis washers is the door hinge. Have you had any doors break off their hinges? Here’s a video below on how you change the doors.

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Huebsch Rebates Spring 2026

It's spring of a new year! That usually means we laundromat owners start to think about equipment or remodeling ideas for 2026.

Call me, send an email, or respond through this newsletter if there are any issues I can help with, or you have the equipment buying itch that you want to scratch!

 

Huebsch is one of several brands of equipment WASH Commercial Laundry carries. They have announced spring rebates on many of their models with details listed below. Underneath those details are some recent articles from my laundry blog.

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A Heck of A Nice Guy

 

The Q2 Huebsch Laundry Spring Savings Promotion is here—a limited-time program with equipment allowances created to help increase sales and drive more installations.

ACT FAST: Orders must be placed April 1 – May 29, 2026.

New Season, New Savings

Program details for qualifying equipment orders placed during the promotional period.

Hardmount Washer Extractors

Model

Allowance

HCT020

$150

HCT030

$200

HCT040

$450

HCT060

$800

HCT080

$1000

HCT100

$1200

Tumblers

Model

Allowance

HTT30

$300

HTT30 ProCapture

$800

HTT55

$400

HT075

$200

HT075 ProCapture

$700

Additional Incentives

+ $100 for Networked Machines (W) Control

+ $200 for Touch (V) Control

Important Promotion Dates 

May 29, 2026

Order Placement Deadline

June 30, 2026

Equipment Must Be Shipped

 

Below are articles from my laundry blog:

 

Enter Huebsch, Speed Queen small washer programming and also Rapid Advance:

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Exiting Laundromat Ownership?

Call your distributor and any other distributors you know and spread the word!

Exiting Laundromat Ownership?

 

New Maytag Equipment:

first-looks-at-2026-maytag

 

Laundromat owners get inspected for their license by their local communities.

What do they look for?

laundromat-health-inspection-list

 

Thinking about full cycle drying?

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 similar look and feel

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Blank Maytag Dryer Screen Cure

 If you walk into your store and you see a blank screen on your Maytag MLG dryer, here is how you can reset it to see what is the problem in this short video.
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Exiting Laundromat Ownership? Contact Distributors!

So far in my laundromat equipment sales career as of March 2026, I've helped sell 19 laundromats spread between 14 owners. I'm not a real estate agent or a business broker, however working for a distributor there are always people calling asking about getting a store or if we know anyone looking to buy. The main office gets calls and emails all the time from people looking for locations.
A lot of these calls are from "tire kickers," people who don't know how to get into the business and just looking for information. Sometimes calls are from other owners looking to get an idea of what their stores are worth in todays market. There are some of these callers that are legitimate buyers with the backing to buy. I keep a list of these customers and qualify them as someone that can get into the world of laundromat ownership.
No commissions. No promises. 

So if you're selling a store how does the process work?
Simple.
As the seller I ask what information you are comfortable with me sharing with prospective buyers. If I find someone that seems to be a good candidate for buying your store I pass their information over to you and let you decide how you want to work with it. 

I ask two things of you as the seller:
The first is that you contact the buyer.
I've taken the time to qualify them as someone worth talking to.
They might not be right for your opportunity but they are worth contacting.

The second thing I ask is that you are serious about selling your store.
Don't tell me you are interested in selling and I should get you some leads and then decide you are not really selling. Legitimate laundromat buyers are usually prepared to make serious offers and are anxious to get into the business and not hearing from an owner who is supposed to be selling is frustrating. 

There are a lot of unprepared and unqualified store buyers out there so let me help you weed them out by talking to buyers I've met with.

It you are a laundromat buyer reading this, my next article is geared towards mistakes you are making that is ticking off current owners and explains why they are not contacting you. Stay tuned...

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A Heck of A Nice Guy