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Here is what I’m planning for the washing/spin drying of my clothes while FTing. Anyone have any experience or tips with these?
Wonderwash
Laundry Alternative Spin Dryer:
I have a line I can use in the shower for rainy days and a folding line for outside to complete drying.
Hi Norma,I like that wonder wash its a good size for one or maby two people. Landry and “fulltiming” have alwase been a problemactic job. Aileen has hauled landry back and forth to landrys,frends house,and familys homes for 4 years now.So for Christmass she got a washer/drier set so not to brake her back luging that bag of landry everywere.I had to take out the pantry and move to a defrent spot,but this works well and can be hiden when not in use.
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Sweet! Alas, I have no room for that in my C. MIGHT be able to sqeeze in a combo, but will have to put that off while I fix all the essentials. 🙂
So, the Wonderwash hooks up to the faucet and spins them dry enough to be hung? I think we may have to add this to the RV want list ! :yes:
Nancy, the Wonderwash does the washing, the spin dryer spins them allllmost dry!! Two separate things…that go great together! :yes:
Read a lot of reviews on these and yes, both are on my list of pre -fulltime shopping list! I read they can do sheets, it’s that big!! – Nancy
Hi Lisa, We got the stack washer/dryer set at Camping World in North Charlston South Carolina last November.
Happy Trails!!!
I got spin dryer here. They have a version on Amazon, but it only spins half as fast. Reviews for it seem good, though.
After using both of these for a couple of weeks, I’m really happy with my choice. The spin dryer is AWESOME. Really quiet and works fast…maybe a couple of minutes for a full load.
Don’t do like I do though, and forget to put a bucket under the spout. It’s happened 3 times now. Dang!
we have tthe combo one where it a washer and dryer. Makes it nice not having to switch out laundry. I really wanted to say my washer is my maid…… opps meant to say wife,
I took 2 buckets, drilled holes in one. I use a plunger for my agitator ( great work out and stress reliever btw LOL) For the spin cycle I toss a rope over a branch and go to spinning it. Then just dry on a line. Of coarse for blankets and towels, I hit a laundry mat up once a month and then just hang stuff out to dry if possible. Oh I also have a lid with a hole drilled in it to keep from sploshing all the water out.
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