About Laundry Depot
Laundry Depot is a regional laundromat brand based in the Finger Lakes area of New York, with flagship locations in Waterloo and Geneva. The business focuses on modern, clean self‑service laundromats and expanded services such as wash‑and‑fold and linen handling for vacation rentals and other hospitality clients. Public reports and local news coverage identify entrepreneur Chuck Hinkel as the owner of Laundry Depot and describe his growth from a single Waterloo laundromat into a small chain serving multiple communities, operated under his Rochester‑based company Hinkel Enterprises Inc.([fingerlakes1.com](https://www.fingerlakes1.com/2020/01/05/nearly-350k-invested-into-laundromat-on-hamilton-street-as-it-reopens-under-new-ownership/?utm_source=openai))
A charge reading “CTLP*HINKEL ENTERPRISE – ROCHESTER – NY” is typically a card transaction processed through the CTLP/Cantaloupe payment platform on behalf of Hinkel Enterprises’ laundromat operations. In practice, this most often corresponds to using a card at a Laundry Depot location (e.g., paying at a machine, kiosk, or in‑store terminal) or to related laundry services such as wash‑and‑fold or pickup and delivery. CTLP is a processor prefix, while “HINKEL ENTERPRISE” refers to the underlying merchant entity behind the Laundry Depot laundromats.([cardvcc.com](https://cardvcc.com/ctlp-charge-on-debit-card/?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about a charge, first match the date and amount to any recent laundry visits or linen services in the Waterloo/Geneva/Finger Lakes area, and look for receipts or email confirmations from Laundry Depot or laundrydepotny.com. You can also contact Laundry Depot using the phone numbers or contact form on their website to confirm specific transactions, especially if the descriptor shows the CTLP prefix or variations of “Hinkel Enterprise.” For unauthorized or unrecognized charges, your bank can help block the card and initiate a dispute, but it’s often faster to confirm with the laundromat first in case the charge relates to a family member’s use of the machines or a pending authorization that has not yet settled.