West Coast baby

  • @FireRetardant
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    41 year ago

    You are still paying for laundry. As a homeowner the full cost of replacing and maintaining the machines is on you. You also have to pay for the electricty and the water usage.

    • @RaoulDook
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      31 year ago

      So what? This is standard and it’s perfectly acceptable for the average homeowner. It sucks a million times worse to have to go to a laundromat, I’ve been there and done that.

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        Having to share on-site laundry facilities with other residents is bad enough (especially with the BRAND NEW machines breaking down all the time). If I had to go hang out at a laundromat every couple weeks for hours, I’d be even more depressed…

        • @RaoulDook
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          11 year ago

          I used to just put in mine and leave. Nobody stole my clothes that I know of but I’m sure it happens on occasion.

          • @[email protected]
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            11 year ago

            Probably depends how busy it is and the area. But yeah knowing my luck, my clothes would get thrown on the floor or something if I didn’t stay to watch it.

      • @Liquid_Fire
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        11 year ago

        Question from a European: Why does living in an apartment mean you have to go to a laundromat? Do apartments in the US not have washing machines?

        • @RaoulDook
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          41 year ago

          It’s a mix of some that do and some that don’t. Many apartment dwellers have a coin-operated laundry facility on the premises of the complex or nearby that they use if they don’t have washing machines in their apt.