Gen Z says ‘genius’ laundromat dates help them save money — and fall more in love

Aniessa and Emilio Navarro like talkin’ dirty.  

Dirty shirts, dirty socks and dirty undies.

Rather than a bouquet of roses or the flickering flame of a candle, a sack of unclean clothes is oft the centerpiece of the newlyweds’ romantic rendezvous. 

“We love going on laundromat dates,” Aniessa, 26, a lifestyle influencer from Nolita, told The Post.

For around $50 a visit, she and Emilio, 26, a personal trainer, enjoy an intimate tete-a-tete at Laundry to Go on Mott Street as their gear goes for a rinse. 

“It’s where we catch up with one another, laugh, talk, people-watch,” she said. “And we spoil ourselves with sweet treats while the machines are running.”