Class A advice?

[Loose Cannon]

I originally did not want the washer and dryer, but the price was right, and now I would definitely prefer it. Very convenient.

Good to know!

 

[bpaikman]

I originally did not want the washer and dryer, but the price was right, and now I would definitely prefer it. Very convenient.

We have several times considered installing a washer/dryer, but most of the trips we take are short (less than a week) and we carry enough clothing so we don't have to do laundry.
We're taking a six week trip this fall and will have to do laundry then.... but we can do an awful lot of laundry for the cost of those units. Plus we can do all our laundry at once. I finally realized that unless we start traveling a lot more and longer than we do now ..it's not worth it for us.
(edited after I saw how voice-to-text mangled parts of original post - darn thing doesn't understand Texanese).

 

[bpaikman]

The one thing I miss from our Winnebago is the power jackknife sleeper sofa. it was still working fine when we sold it at 85,000 miles and 12 years old.
I would be willing to spend $$ to have one like it installed in our Newmar, but I can't find one. Apparently the sleeper sofa we have is high-end, but I don't like it nearly as well.
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[Loose Cannon]

We have several times considered installing a washer/dryer. but all the trips we take or short trips and we carry enough clothing so we don't have to tell you laundry. We are taking a six week trip this fall and will have to do laundry then but we can do an awful lot of laundry for the cost of those units. Plus we can do all our laundry at once. I finally realize that unless we start traveling a lot more and longer than we do now ..it's not worth it for us.

Thank you for your perspective; I plan to RV full-time, so maybe small loads during breakfast.

 

[BGMAC]

With washer and dryer I would choose wisely. My experience with unvented is that it took forever to dry, but that was many years ago. I would pick the brains of ones that have them now. We are rigged for one, but don’t have one.

 

[Loose Cannon]

With washer and dryer I would choose wisely. My experience with unvented is that it took forever to dry, but that was many years ago. I would pick the brains of ones that have them now. We are rigged for one, but don’t have one.

Thank you for the reply; that was something I wasn't aware of.

 

[AbdRahim]

Splendide stackable is vented. Yes, it may take an hour and a half to dry, but at least, if you miss when it stops no stranger is going to take your clothes out, so they can use the machine. Also, if you don't have pets, no pet hair in your machine.

 

[Loose Cannon]

Splendide stackable is vented. Yes, it may take an hour and a half to dry, but at least, if you miss when it stops no stranger is going to take your clothes out, so they can use the machine. Also, if you don't have pets, no pet hair in your machine.

Thank you for your reply; I hadn't considered a stackable and don't know the cycle times of washer/dryer. Also, I don't have pets. I'm starting to think I might just string a clothesline!

 

[bpaikman]

Splendide stackable is vented. Yes, it may take an hour and a half to dry, but at least, if you miss when it stops no stranger is going to take your clothes out, so they can use the machine. Also, if you don't have pets, no pet hair in your machine.

yikes, pet hair in public machines.... good point