Two loads during OTC
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Keep it in my pants when I do OTC. If I were a stripper it would stand for I like big bucks and I can not lie.
If you do OTC in nicespice's car, I wonder how much extra she charges to let you use her favorite rock in the river that she scrubs her clothes on.
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in the past 40 years or so I’ve had to use the laundromat a couple of times. Once when my washer broke down on a weekend and needed to do laundry before a new was delivered the next week. And last year when I moved I went once before my new W&D Was installed.
Spending a view hours in a laundromat can really put things in perspective. You don’t know how lucky you are until you see a single mom struggle to carry in multiple loads - often with a baby in one hand and a string of kids from 4-14 with her. And you see every container imaginable. Laundry baskets, suitcases, plastic storage totes, trash bags.
Nowadays I have a large capacity washer in my home that can handle almost anything. But even still it can't deal with large comforters and heavy blankets, so once or twice a year I bring them to a laundromat in the hood. Sure I could bring them to my dry cleaner, but fuck that for the money they want. It would cost me $250 JUST for the big stuff, which I do as a matter of principle when I can go to the laundromat with two rolls of quarters and detergent from home and get it done in less than 2 hours. Best part is that most of the time is waiting time, so I plan other errands in nearby stores during the wash and dry cycles.
Yeah, when it comes to laundromats, the cost of doing laundry only goes slightly higher when you use the supersized machines vs the smaller ones. It’s a better value to bring a lot of stuff.
And I was going to reply to the OP by linking to just one or two products, but it looks like there’s quite a few options nowadays that I didn’t know about. All which seem like a better way than a rock.
https://thehomesteadinghippy.com/best-ma…
Also, be suspicious of websites that claim that something that runs off a USB cable is "non-electrical".