Your Opinion -- Washer/Dryer?

In every one of these threads I’ve read Folks either hate it and want more storage 50% or wouldn’t be without it 50%. Those who hate it seem to love the storage gained and/ or find it difficult to change washing “style” to get good results and laundromats don’t bother them.
As full timers We are ones who don’t miss the storage “lost” , adapted to the smaller load every day toss run and kinda forget . we go about our day or evening while the machine does it’s thing. The other thing is we/I dislike laundromats. Haven’t used them since college unless I needed something large done.
We have a combo and the only improvement would be a stacked W/D

We are by no means full timers but I wouldn't be without the washer dryer. I did end up removing the all in one unit from my previous coach as we just hated the wrinkled results. The separate units are just a smaller version of what most of us have in the home. On our longer trips we almost always scheduled a day to either use the CG washers or go to a laundromat. I don't miss that. We also used to insist on way to many clothes, towels, etc. as we were sometimes packing for a couple weeks. Now I travel very light as we usually throw a load in maybe every other day or so.

Must have.

DW really likes the stacked Whirlpool washer and dryer we have. I know people say they like the space of not having them but our RV is no where near full, so no problem.

We go to commercial places, fire up 5 washers, dryers, fold, done. CGs are fine if they have adequate machines and are not overly expensive.

MH has a WD which is good for very small loads and it's a supplement that's useful. Without it it would be filled with something, maybe even a lot of extra clothes.

Yes, we do weeks at a time and wife would not go with out it.

DW would get rid of me before giving up her Splendide combo.

Yes, yes, yes. So many campground laundry rooms are very small and usually not terribly well maintained. Trying to get laundry done at a busy campground can be an all day adventure. The disadvantage is that you have to do multiple small loads instead of 1 or 2 large loads simply separated by color or type.

IF.....you can't BEAR to be without all the comforts of home while on short trips.....maybe you should STAY at home. Honestly.

A lot of long trips and full timers is a different story.

Any extra weight you carry increases the load on your tires and suspension and costs you in fuel.

Only YOU know if it is worth it.....for YOU.

Maybe if you have a giant MH and are a full timer. Otherwise Nyet.