Laundry Payment Options For Biola University Students

Students at Biola University can pay for their laundry using either the PayRange app or coins. The PayRange app can be downloaded for free on iPhone or Android, and users can add their credit card information to their account to pay for washer and dryer use. Alternatively, students can pay with quarters, which can be obtained from the Cashier (Lower Level Metzger), a bank, or home.

Paying for laundry via the PayRange app

Students at Biola University can pay for their laundry via the PayRange app. This is available for download on iPhone or Android devices. After downloading the app, students need to create an account and add their credit card information. The app allows students to find available laundry machines, select the machine they want to use, and pay for their washer and dryer use.

The PayRange app offers a convenient and contactless way to pay for laundry, eliminating the need for students to carry coins or worry about having the exact change. It also provides an easy way to locate available machines, so students can plan their laundry accordingly.

In addition to the PayRange app, Biola University also offers the option to pay for laundry with quarters. Students who do not have a smartphone or prefer not to use the app can obtain quarters from the Cashier at the Lower Level Metzger, their bank, or home.

It is important to note that the laundry machines at Biola University are owned and maintained by a third-party vendor, and the university is not responsible for their operation. If students experience any problems with the laundry machines, they can report maintenance issues by contacting WASH Laundry Systems. This can be done by writing down the 6-digit machine ID found on the washer or dryer and either reporting it on the fixlaundry.com website, calling their phone number, or using the FixLaundry mobile app.

Paying for laundry with quarters

Students at Biola University can pay for laundry using quarters. If you don't have a smartphone or don't want to use the PayRange app, you can use quarters to pay for laundry. You can get quarters from the Cashier (Lower Level Metzger), your bank, or home.

It's important to plan ahead and get quarters in advance, as the laundry machines in Biola housing are operated using either the PayRange app or quarters. The machines are owned and maintained by a third-party vendor, not by Biola University.

Using quarters is a simple and direct way to pay for laundry without the need for a smartphone or app. It involves inserting the correct amount of quarters into the laundry machine before starting the wash or dry cycle. The cost of each cycle will vary depending on the machine and the settings selected.

It's worth noting that the PayRange app offers additional benefits, such as the ability to find available machines and select a specific machine. However, for those who prefer a more traditional payment method or don't have access to a smartphone, paying with quarters is a convenient option.

By offering both the PayRange app and the option to pay with quarters, Biola University provides flexibility and accessibility to its students when it comes to doing laundry on campus.

Reporting maintenance problems with laundry machines

Students at Biola University can pay for their laundry using the PayRange app or with quarters. The PayRange app can be downloaded for free on iPhone or Android. To use the app, students must create an account and add their credit card information. The app allows students to find available machines, select the machine they want, and pay for their washer and dryer use. If students do not have a smartphone or do not wish to use the app, they can pay with quarters, which can be obtained from the Cashier (Lower Level Metzger), their bank, or home.

If you experience any problems with the laundry machines at Biola University, you can report the issue by following these steps:

• Write down the 6-digit machine ID found on the washer or dryer.
• Contact WASH Laundry Systems to report the repair. You can do this in one of three ways:

• Submit a report at fixlaundry.com.
• Call 800-342-5932 and select option 1 from the menu.
• Download the free FixLaundry mobile app for iPhone or Android from fixlaundry.com and report the repair from your smartphone.

By following these steps, you can ensure that any maintenance issues with the laundry machines are addressed promptly and effectively.

Obtaining refunds from old laundry cards

Students at Biola University can pay for laundry using the PayRange app or with quarters. Previously, the university used WASH Laundry Cards, which are no longer needed. If you have a WASH Laundry Card with remaining value, you can request a refund by mailing your card to the following address:

WASH-Refund

18410 South Broadwick St.

Rancho Dominguez

CA 90220

Include your first and last name, your mailing address, and the account # CA0054901 with your card. This process is similar to that of other universities, such as Carthage College, where students mail their old laundry cards to the institution along with their details to obtain a refund.

Laundry rooms and their exclusive use by residents

Biola University provides laundry facilities for its students. The laundry rooms and equipment are for the exclusive use of residents. Students are not allowed to store their belongings in the laundry rooms. Clothes can only be dried inside the laundry rooms.

The laundry machines in Biola housing are operated using the PayRange app. To use the app, students need to download it, create an account, and add their credit card information. The app allows students to find available machines, select the one they want, and pay for their washer and dryer use. Students can also pay for laundry with quarters if they don't have a smartphone or don't want to use the app. Quarters can be obtained from the Cashier (Lower Level Metzger), the student's bank, or home.

Biola University does not own or maintain the laundry machines. They are owned and maintained by a third-party vendor, WASH Laundry Systems. If students experience any problems with the laundry machines, they can report the issue to WASH Laundry Systems by writing down the 6-digit machine ID found on the washer or dryer.

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