cornerofmadness

I waited until now to look into the two-in-one washer/dryers. I figured that's what I needed. Now looking at the reviews and seeing it can take 2-3 hours to do one load which I should have guessed at do I want this? I don't know. Probably not but I'm not sure what option there is

I called my insurance to find out which glucose monitor they pay for since the pharmacy said they now do. Took 15 minutes for her to finally decide she THINKS they pay for them, couldn't tell me which one. And I need the PT guy I was seeing to write a letter to say I need more PT. I think he will but who knows because he knows I'm leaving and he's gone for a week.

And tonight the knee felt stiff and painful and then it buckled and I nearly fell. I am not happy.

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goddess47

Friend of ours bought the 2-in-1 washer/dryer for his grandfather and, yes, it takes *forever* to do a load. Grandpa's retired (and in his 90's) and never really leaves the house, and it's annoying to him.

It's probably only useful to you if you plan to throw in a load as you go out the door in the morning on the way to work, that it will be done when you get home. And if it's things can that don't suffer from sitting in the dryer for some time, like sheets and towels; wash and wear clothes (or something you want to wash but want to hang to dry) will be another matter. I also think it's not too large of a tub, so if the sheets go in, that's all that reasonably fits.

That's all like 3rd hand information, but you should go to a store that carries them, if you have one, and ask questions, even if you plan to order somewhere else. Worth the time investment.

Good luck!

cornerofmadness

THanks I appreciate knowing that. I'm going to look at stackables. I think I might be able to make one work.

spikedluv

My mom uses the washer and dryer my aunt had in her apartment and while not a 2-in-1 or a stackable, they are small and it frustrates her how long it takes to get her laundry done because she has to do much smaller loads.

Eep! I hope your knee doesn't continue to buckle on you.

Arrgh, insurance!

I hope your PT will write the referal!

I'm sadly not going to be able to get full sized machines I don't think.

honestly my knee buckled before the injury so I am going to have to keep exercising even if I hate it..thanks

ysilme

I know this 2 in 1 combos from holiday cottages, and yes, they take forever. Leaving that aside, I follow a few tiny house vlogs and similar, and most people there - particularly those with experience with the combos - go for stackable units - as they weren't satisfied with the results of the combos, although I don't remember the exact reasons. The only people having combos were new in their tiny houses and didn't have any previous experiences.
On a side note, thanks to these vlogs I've now seen the weird stackable units you have. It totally boggles my mind how people still have toploaders in these times and days; I don't think they even still exist hereabouts. ;op We don't need any special versions, just put the dryer on top of the washer and you're fine. Is this not possible with the machines you have, or why don't people just stack front loaders instead of these weird-shaping things? /me just being curious

mostly because front loaders are leaky mildew growers. They are a biologic nightmare (I make the students go to the laundromat and test a top loader vs front loaders for microbiology). Actually outside of the stackables most of the are front loaders which makes me shudder every time because I'm that allergic to mildew. I struggle to walk past them in the laundromat.

But that is good to know about the combos. this is one of the reasons I've avoided buying them all these years. I'm going to have to go for the weird stackables

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