Newcomer Questions

[Rob Robinson]

I hear ya Don but you got to admit to do a large wash in a Splendid you have
to spend all day with many loads or many days with single loads waiting zero
minutes to do the wash. Then you have to do the zero minute thing all over
again to accomplish the drying. At least you get your exercise I guess VBG.
You are also right that the washer/dryer thing is like tires and batteries.
A never-ending source or conjecture.

On 20/05/07, Don Bradner wrote:
>
> The washer/dryer argument will never end, but being on the Splendide
> side I find it amusing that the slowness of its dry cycle is ever an
> argument. I see it this way.
>
> Laundromat: Dry in 20 minutes
> Splendide: Dry in 60 minutes
> Laundromat: Wait 20 minutes for it to dry.
> Splendide: Wait zero minutes for it to dry.
>
> Same for the wash part, not to mention the time to haul the clothes
> somewhere. When the W/D is in your own house, it takes up none of your time
> to wash and dry, regardless of the chronological time spent by the machine.
>
> On 5/20/2007 at 3:40 AM Rob Robinson wrote:
>
> >Ryan I agree with you except for the washer/dryer. We have never had to
> >wait
> >at a laundromat. In fact we use campground facilities and there has never
> >in
> >our three years of full-timing been a problem in that regard. The first
> >thing I did was throw that Splendid out the front door. I now use the
> >available space for storage and a large laundry hamper. The hamper, like
> my
> >tanks, let's us go a long time between 'wash Mondays' and when we chose
> to
> >do a wash it is done much faster in a campground laundromat. Having said
> >this you could put an apartment style washer/dryer in but I believe the
> >dryer would be slower than taking it to a regular laundry.
>
>
>



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Rob, Sue & Merlin Robinson
94 WLWB


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