Washing clothes at a campground.
The subject has come up before regarding the practicality of owning a portable washer and possible drawbacks. This is the second load of wash, The first load was done to test out the new Splendide WD2...
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.When we first bought our house, we left our washer and dryer for the buyers of our old one. We bought a combo washer/dryer called a "Eurotech". This was back in 1999. The current Splendide is a dead ringer for that POS Eurotech.
One of its big sales pitch advantages was the "high speed spin", at 1200 rpm. It shook so bad from starting with all the wet clothes at the 6 o'clock position in the drum that it shook pictures off the wall in the adjacent bedroom and popped out wallboard nails in the laundry room. We gave up on it and traded it back to the dealer for a conventional top loader and matching dryer. If the Splendide is anything like that Eurotech, I wouldn't touch it with a barge-pole.
We haven't bothered with a washing machine in the RV. We do laundry in the CG facilities about every third day, staying an extra night if necessary.
One of its big sales pitch advantages was the "high speed spin", at 1200 rpm. It shook so bad from starting with all the wet clothes at the 6 o'clock position in the drum that it shook pictures off the wall in the adjacent bedroom and popped out wallboard nails in the laundry room. We gave up on it and traded it back to the dealer for a conventional top loader and matching dryer. If the Splendide is anything like that Eurotech, I wouldn't touch it with a barge-pole.
We haven't bothered with a washing machine in the RV. We do laundry in the CG facilities about every third day, staying an extra night if necessary.
