laundry payment question
I've experience with florida but do most all states use quarters as the method of payment or is it like one local place here (where I wash our king comforter) that you have some sort of card with mone...
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bukhrn wrote:AprilWhine wrote:Better idea, is to make machines that take dollar bills, like vending machines do & get rid of the heavy $2 coins & ten pounds of quarters.
Better idea is to do what Canada did, eliminate the penny and the paper dollar. It was so much easier to use two dollar coins to do the wash, instead of ten pounds of quarters!
Isn't that why we did away with Silver dollars & 50 cent pieces in the first place? :h
Making paper dollars that wear out in just a few years adds to the budget woes. Far better to make dollar coins. ;) Also, I've never had to stand in front of a coin machine, trying to feed the same coin over and over as it gets rejected because of wear.
