RV with W/D and internet access questions
2 questions - is a 30-31 ft Class A the smallest RV that has a washer/dryer in it (or can be added)? Also, do most RV users - use a jetpack for a hotspot as well as a monthly service plan...for in...
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When my garage towels use to get nasty and greasy, I use to take them to the local laundromat to clean them. I didn't want to bugger up my machine. I'm sure others do the same thing, especially when they want to wash large nasty items like dog beds, so please don't tell me how clean laundromat machines are.
Having a washer dryer in your coach is a personal choice, those who don't have them will tell you how unnecessary they are. Those who do have them will tell you how great they are. Our previous coach had room for an all in one W/D like a Splendide which I had no interest in. Our new coach has a stacked unit that was mandatory for us to make the deal.
It's pretty obvious that if you're buying a 26 TT to boon dock in the desert, you're not going to be able to use a washer/dryer.
It's really nice to do your laundry in the RV for several reasons. First is the convenience, I don't want to sit around a laundromat for two hours and I'm not going to leave my clothes unattended. We camp with the grandkids quite often and if they have an accident, we can clean it up immediately. We had an RZR for two years and when we would get back from riding, our clothes would be filthy. It was nice to clean the clothes each day. I also like to keep my coach looking nice. I'll wash and dry it several times on a trip and I can clean the towels when I'm done. On our last night of a trip, we'll throw a couple of loads in while relaxing and have our clothes all clean when we get home. It's nice to bring clean clothes into the house and relax.
Having a washer dryer in your coach is a personal choice, those who don't have them will tell you how unnecessary they are. Those who do have them will tell you how great they are. Our previous coach had room for an all in one W/D like a Splendide which I had no interest in. Our new coach has a stacked unit that was mandatory for us to make the deal.
It's pretty obvious that if you're buying a 26 TT to boon dock in the desert, you're not going to be able to use a washer/dryer.
It's really nice to do your laundry in the RV for several reasons. First is the convenience, I don't want to sit around a laundromat for two hours and I'm not going to leave my clothes unattended. We camp with the grandkids quite often and if they have an accident, we can clean it up immediately. We had an RZR for two years and when we would get back from riding, our clothes would be filthy. It was nice to clean the clothes each day. I also like to keep my coach looking nice. I'll wash and dry it several times on a trip and I can clean the towels when I'm done. On our last night of a trip, we'll throw a couple of loads in while relaxing and have our clothes all clean when we get home. It's nice to bring clean clothes into the house and relax.
