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How your coins
become time.

Written by the Parmirs operator from how our machines actually work · Updated November 2026

This is how the pricing rule on our machines works at the standard rates: ₱1 for 1 hour, ₱5 for 1 day, ₱20 for 7 days. Always check the rate panel on your machine.

Use the WiFi time planner to calculate your amount and compare collection methods.

The rule: largest bundle first

When you insert coins, the system takes your total for that coin window, fills as many ₱20 bundles as it can, then ₱5 bundles, then counts the rest as ₱1 hours.

Examples for coins inserted in one window
TotalBundlesTime
₱33 × ₱13 hours
₱51 × ₱51 day
₱7₱5 + 2 × ₱11 day 2 hours
₱102 × ₱52 days
₱153 × ₱53 days
₱201 × ₱207 days
₱25₱20 + ₱58 days

The habit that costs the most: splitting coins across windows

Pricing applies to one coin window at a time. Time already bought is never recalculated. Compare five ₱1 coins:

Same with larger amounts: ₱5 four times in separate windows gives 4 days, while ₱20 in one window gives 7 days. So if you'll want more time, have your coins in hand before you tap Insert Coin. The window stays open for 30 seconds.

Which amount suits what

An hour costs ₱1 on its own, a day works out to about 21 centavos an hour, and a week to about 12 centavos an hour. But time runs continuously from the moment you start, including while you sleep or leave. If you only come by for a laundry cycle once a week, single hours cost less overall than a 7-day purchase. If you're nearby and online every day, the weekly amount is cheaper than daily purchases: ₱20 for 7 days versus ₱35 for seven separate days.

Adding more while you're online

You can top up an active connection. New time is added to what you have left, and the same one-window rule applies to the top-up.

If the number looks wrong

Check the amount recorded on screen. Stop inserting if a coin wasn't counted, note the amount and the time, and tell the attendant. Staff can look at the recorded result.