Washer/Dryer Need recommendations

I found another one somewhere else, but idk if it'd work in here. If it says 120V 13A and I'm pretty sure my bf said something about 12A it wouldn't work, right?

I just looked up the closest store to us is in Katy, Tx. It's like 52 miles away :/

cochise49 wrote:
Camping World is having a $39 installation special this year. They will probably charge the fee at least two times. Once for the W/D Unit and once for the vent kit if purchased. Still a good deal. Should be a pretty quick service if the hookups are already there.

Do they come out to your place? I can't drive w/ the camper hooked up. I'm dangerous enough in my car lol. Bf doesn't get off days, so he can't take it there. Only option would be for them to come out here and do it.

Camping World is having a $39 installation special this year. They will probably charge the fee at least two times. Once for the W/D Unit and once for the vent kit if purchased. Still a good deal. Should be a pretty quick service if the hookups are already there.

I mean the waiting time on washing and drying, for me, isn't an issue. I am a student, and other than schoolwork I do nothing all day. So time consumption isn't really an issue for me. We live in our camper full time. We had a place in Louisiana, but we were never there so we moved out of it and bought this 5th wheel. Like with Bombfixer, we can't really put a hole in the wall either because of the warranty. As far as I can tell, the only issue that I hear people complain of with the ventless is that it takes longer to dry. But in all honesty, my father in law has a stackable vented dryer and his takes forever to dry as well. Like I said, though, it's not as if I will be pressed for time. Our main reason for wanting a washer/dryer is because I'm just tired of lugging clothes back and forth to the laundry mat or on site laundry. I've got tarsal tunnel in my feet, so it's a bit of a pain in the a** for me to have to take them off and do them.

So far, I'm still stuck on the Splendide ventless. I've just seen so many good reviews on them and the others I've not seen as great of reviews. And like I said, the only complaint I've seen is the time it takes to dry. I looked at Haier's, they all have pretty bad reviews. I looked at LG's and they have good reviews, I'm just not sure if it'd fit, because they're so long. Idk wth Sandpiper was thinking when they put the hookups like they did in our closet. The way they put it, if we installed a washer/dryer in there and had the back up against the wall where the spigots are, we wouldn't be able to open the door to the washer/dryer. :/ So we're definitely going to have to turn it sideways to make it fit in there.

I went with the ventless Splendid model 7100 for 3 reasons.

#1 the vented models have poor reviews when compared to the ventless models.
#2 on my unit the washer dryer hookup is not next to a outside wall which would require a long run of vent tubing.
#3 cutting a hole in an exterior wall and installing a vent would void the warranty on the unit according to Keystone. They claimed it violated the "structural integrity of the unit, therefore they would deny any and all warranty claims.

When moisture in the garage area or excessive water usage is a concern, we simply dry the clothes outside when boondocking.

LetsRV wrote:
Just something to keep in mind. You're trailer does not have 240v power like your home does for the dryer.
It will take a very very (!) long time to dry most anything using only the 110v in the trailer.

Just something to keep in mind. A small load of unmentionables shouldn't be a problem (wash and dry) but an actual load of clothes (similar to what you are used to at home) could be an all day adventure.

I am curious if you actually have one.
The DW washes our towels and washcloths, king size sheets and pillow cases, my shirts and jeans, and her clothes in our combo. Yes each load size is fairly small. But the wash and dry time is not that excessive. And with the combo unit, she just puts a load in, sets it to wash AND dry, and we go do whatever we want and come back later to a clean and dry load of laundry.

Let camping world install for you. We installed vented Splendide combo earlier this year. Love, Love, Love it. Should have done it years ago. Yes they have smaller loads, but no big deal the convenience far out weighs having to wash more loads. Hey your camping anyway. You just learn to think ahead and wash fewer items at a time. Good luck.

Just something to keep in mind. You're trailer does not have 240v power like your home does for the dryer.
It will take a very very (!) long time to dry most anything using only the 110v in the trailer.

Just something to keep in mind. A small load of unmentionables shouldn't be a problem (wash and dry) but an actual load of clothes (similar to what you are used to at home) could be an all day adventure.

I just had the splendide vented installed last month at camping world.. Watch their adds, it seems to be on sale a lot. I got mine installed with the vent for, I think $924.00 total
I was going to go ventless and they (camping world) talked me out of it