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Washer/dryer

Brego888 · 2018-03-09 19:39:42

I live in an apartment where space is obviously at a premium. We hang our clothes to dry around the apartment with various clothes horses taking up a lot of space. We also have a child on the way so the laundry is only going to increase. We are considering doing away with our old washing machine and buying a a washer dryer…

09-03-2018 7:39pm

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I live in an apartment where space is obviously at a premium. We hang our clothes to dry around the apartment with various clothes horses taking up a lot of space. We also have a child on the way so the laundry is only going to increase.

We are considering doing away with our old washing machine and buying a a washer dryer combo.
Are these machines actually worth investing in?

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#2 11-03-2018 5:16pm

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if space is at a premium it is the only option you have. w/dryers are fine for washing but is at drying they are slower as it only has a washer drum but for drying clothes expand thus you have to remove approx. half of the wash load to do the drying. if you want a machine to last a considerable length of time have a look at the German brands

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