So our dryer broke down about 3 or 4 months ago. It progressively got worse. At first it took about an hour to dry a load. That's normal, right. Then 70, 85, 100 minutes. By the time I got rid of it last Thursday it took 3 hours to dry 2 towels. There was no heat to it at all. Luckily in my unfinished basement I have 5 clothes lines. I have some outside too but carrying it all up the stairs, outside, and to the very back of the yard to hang took a while. Plus any breeze would blow them off. I just didn't have enough clothespins. So the basement did the trick.
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My clotheslines |
Jeremy has a cousin that had a nice washer and dryer he just didn't need anymore. He offered them and I gladly took them off his hands. Nothing was wrong with our washing machine but at our family cabin the washing machine was kaput. Jeremy's aunt didn't want a front loader because it got in the way of the accordion doors. So it worked out that they replaced the cabin washer with my top loading washer up there.
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New dryer! |
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New washer! |
It's been so nice. I used hardly any detergent compared to what I used to use, less water and it only takes me around 2 hours to wash and dry a load of laundry. No hanging and checking for dry clothes for me. I feel so spoiled!
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