24 Hour Laundromat in Tulsa, OK
Fifty-two machines, lit and staffed every hour of every day. If your shift ends at midnight or your machine died on a Sunday, this is the one place in Tulsa that is already open.
Machines And Prices
Same price at three in the morning as at three in the afternoon. There is no night surcharge and there never has been.
Dryers are 25¢ for 7 minutes on every size, day or night.
We're Open. We Always Are.
No closing time to beat, no last wash to make. Drive over whenever it actually suits you — there is parking at the door and the lights are on.
Built For The People Awake At Three
Nightbourne was opened by a former plant supervisor who spent eleven years on rotating shifts and could never get to a laundromat before it closed. Everything here follows from that. The floor is attended around the clock, not locked with a card reader after midnight. The lot and the entrance are lit brightly enough that you would send your daughter here alone at 2am. There is coffee, there are outlets, and there is no night surcharge, because charging more to the people with the least choice about when they wash is exactly the thing this place was opened to fix.
- ✓An attendant on the floor every hour, not a locked door
- ✓Lot and entrance lit like a forecourt, cameras throughout
- ✓Same prices at 3am as at 3pm, always
- ✓Coffee, outlets and seating that faces the door
What's Open When Everything Else Isn't
Lit Lot & Entrance
Forecourt-bright outside as well as in, with cameras covering the lot.
Attendant, Every Hour
Somebody on the floor to make change and clear a jammed machine.
Coffee From Midnight
Free, strong, and refilled by the overnight attendant.
Wifi And Outlets
Every seat along the window has power. Plenty of people work here.
Parking At The Door
Twenty spaces, none of them more than thirty feet from the entrance.
Cameras Throughout
Inside and out, recorded and monitored, including the lot.
How It Works After Hours
Just Come In
No code, no card reader on the door, no buzzer. It is open the same way it is open at noon.
Tap Or Drop Coins
Every machine takes contactless. The change machine takes bills and cards and runs all night.
Wash And Dry
28 minutes for a standard wash, 7 minutes a quarter on the dryers. The attendant will point you at a free one.
Or Hand It Over
Drop it with the overnight attendant before 2am and collect it folded when your shift ends.
Who's Here And When
10pm — The Second Rush
Restaurant and bar staff coming off shift, usually two or three loads and out by midnight. The busiest the floor gets after six.
Midnight — Hospital Changeover
Nurses and techs from the medical district, most on the shift-worker card, most in and gone within ninety minutes.
3am — The Quiet Hour That Isn't
Our second busiest hour of the day. Drivers off the interstate, plant crews, and anyone whose machine picked a bad night to break.
6am — Handover
The overnight attendant hands the floor to the day shift, and everything dropped off through the night is folded and on the shelf.
Built Around Awkward Hours
Four kinds of customer keep this place open around the clock.
Hospital & Care Staff
Rotating shifts that never line up with normal opening hours. The shift-worker card was built for this group first.
Drivers Passing Through
Big machines, card payment and a lit lot you can park a rig beside. No membership, no app, nothing to sign up for.
Plant & Trade Crews
Coveralls and hi-vis that need a 60 lb machine and a hot wash, after a shift that ended at eleven.
Anyone Whose Machine Died
Sunday night, a full hamper and a broken washer. You do not need to wait until Monday for somewhere to be open.
From The Overnight Floor
I finish at the hospital at eleven and this is the only place I can do laundry without losing a day off. It is lit, it is clean, and there is always somebody at the desk.
Our machine died on a Sunday night with a week of work clothes in it. We were here at midnight and home by two with everything washed and dried.
I drive a rig and I am through Tulsa at odd hours. Big machines, card payment, no waiting at four in the morning. It is the only laundromat I plan my route around.
Questions About The Odd Hours
Are you really open at 3am, or is it card access only?
Really open. The door is unlocked, the lights are on and there is an attendant on the floor. We deliberately do not run the after-hours card-reader model — a locked door with a reader is not the same thing as being open, and it is not what a shift worker needs at three in the morning.
Is it safe at night?
It is the thing we spend the most money on. The lot is lit to forecourt brightness, cameras cover the lot and the whole floor, the seating faces the entrance, and there is a person on duty every hour. We would not have opened overnight if we could not do that part properly.
Do you charge more at night?
No, and we never have. Same machine prices and the same per-pound rate at every hour. Charging a premium to people who have no choice about when they wash is the exact thing this laundromat was opened to avoid.
Can I do a comforter or work coveralls?
Yes — there are six 60 lb machines and two 75 lb at the back for exactly that. Coveralls, hi-vis, sleeping bags, king comforters and truck bedding all go through them, and the hot cycle runs long enough for oily workwear.
What is the shift worker card?
A reloadable card at ten percent off every load, set up at the desk in about two minutes. It was made for hospital, plant and transport crews but anyone can have one, and it saves hunting for quarters at the end of a long shift.
Are you open on holidays?
Every one, including Christmas and Thanksgiving. Eleven years and we have not closed the doors yet. The overnight attendant works those nights on a premium — the customers just pay the normal price.
Ask Us Anything
Directions, machine sizes, overnight drop-off or a shift-worker card. Send this any hour and somebody on the floor will get back to you — or just call, there is always a person here.