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This is a serious question: Why does my washing machine not dump the clothes into the dryer for me? Why do I have to come back and manually move them? Can't we
by avn2109 11y ago
This is a serious question: Why does my washing machine not dump the clothes into the dryer for me? Why do I have to come back and manually move them? Can't we put the washing machine on top of the dryer and build a gravity fed vibrating teflon hopper or something like that?
This bothers me every time I go down to the laundry room.
- blawson 11y agoIn a lot of places, no movement is necessary. Many European homes don't have the space for both, and I think losing some drying efficiency is worth it for the space reduction. See: http://www.amazon.com/LG-WM3997HWA-White-Electric-Washer/dp/B00LIAP2ZY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1445019422&sr=8-2&keywords=combination+washer+dryer http://www.amazon.com/LG-WM3997HWA-White-Electric-Washer/dp/...
- AnimalMuppet 11y agoSpace reduction, plus work reduction - you don't have to manually move clothes from the washer to the dryer. On the other hand, when you're in a hurry, you can't start another load in the washer while the first load is drying...
- nevdka 11y agoI have a combined washer/dryer. I put dirty clothes in, and get clean, dry clothes out. It was more expensive than buying two machines separately, and I loose the ability to run a washing job and drying job in parallel. For communal laundries, the additional expense and reduced throughput might be the deciding factors.