Comments on: The Wonder Wash Offers Something New and Useful in the Laundry Department http://www.comingunmoored.com/2009/08/wash-offers-laundry-department/ At last I had mastered the low art of coming unmoored. -- Joe Androe Thu, 20 Oct 2011 00:22:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: KittyAtlanta http://www.comingunmoored.com/2009/08/wash-offers-laundry-department/comment-page-1/#comment-1738 KittyAtlanta Thu, 14 Jan 2010 19:35:00 +0000 http://www.comingunmoored.com/?p=2614#comment-1738 I don't use detergent in my wash. The pressure does the job. A quick spin in the centrifuge and they are hanger ready and dry in no time (even sweaters). I do have to do some ironing, but very little and it takes no time to iron, as I do it while watching TV. I love this alternative, even tho I'm on the grid - in the inner city. I don’t use detergent in my wash. The pressure does the job. A quick spin in the centrifuge and they are hanger ready and dry in no time (even sweaters). I do have to do some ironing, but very little and it takes no time to iron, as I do it while watching TV. I love this alternative, even tho I’m on the grid – in the inner city.

]]> By: DN http://www.comingunmoored.com/2009/08/wash-offers-laundry-department/comment-page-1/#comment-1598 DN Mon, 05 Oct 2009 21:29:42 +0000 http://www.comingunmoored.com/?p=2614#comment-1598 I picked up a version of that a little while ago, called a presawash, on Ebay. Same design but made of aluminium, which I plan to use for the laundry in my tiny house. I'm currently trying out the Ecoball washing balls which would give me a soapless wash with no power use, and the water can be used to water plants afterwards. I also found a mangle (wringer) on ebay for very little, which will mean I don't need a spin dryer, just wash, wring and hang on the line. Justin. I picked up a version of that a little while ago, called a presawash, on Ebay. Same design but made of aluminium, which I plan to use for the laundry in my tiny house. I’m currently trying out the Ecoball washing balls which would give me a soapless wash with no power use, and the water can be used to water plants afterwards.

I also found a mangle (wringer) on ebay for very little, which will mean I don’t need a spin dryer, just wash, wring and hang on the line.

Justin.

]]> By: Nick http://www.comingunmoored.com/2009/08/wash-offers-laundry-department/comment-page-1/#comment-1584 Nick Wed, 23 Sep 2009 17:41:21 +0000 http://www.comingunmoored.com/?p=2614#comment-1584 The Spin Dryer is a neat idea, they spin the clothes SO FAST that they come out almost dry! Then just put those 'almost dry' clothes on a <a href="http://www.bestdryingrack.com" rel="nofollow">clothes drying rack</a> like this one that is set up under a ceiling fan and you will have saved a ton of energy by not using the clothes dryer at all. The Spin Dryer is a neat idea, they spin the clothes SO FAST that they come out almost dry!

Then just put those ‘almost dry’ clothes on a clothes drying rack like this one that is set up under a ceiling fan and you will have saved a ton of energy by not using the clothes dryer at all.

]]> By: fetterless http://www.comingunmoored.com/2009/08/wash-offers-laundry-department/comment-page-1/#comment-1525 fetterless Thu, 27 Aug 2009 00:41:35 +0000 http://www.comingunmoored.com/?p=2614#comment-1525 Have both and use the spin dryer for washer, hand and soak-wash items too. Use the washer to tumble-wash knits and for soak-washing. Caveat: Avoid residue - rinse first - don't spin soapy-water items Have both and use the spin dryer for washer, hand and soak-wash items too. Use the washer to tumble-wash knits and for soak-washing.
Caveat: Avoid residue – rinse first – don’t spin soapy-water items

]]> By: Justin Peer http://www.comingunmoored.com/2009/08/wash-offers-laundry-department/comment-page-1/#comment-1449 Justin Peer Mon, 03 Aug 2009 18:09:35 +0000 http://www.comingunmoored.com/?p=2614#comment-1449 I picked up a version of that a little while ago, called a presawash, on Ebay. Same design but made of aluminium, which I plan to use for the laundry in my tiny house. I'm currently trying out the Ecoball washing balls which would give me a soapless wash with no power use, and the water can be used to water plants afterwards. I also found a mangle (wringer) on ebay for very little, which will mean I don't need a spin dryer, just wash, wring and hang on the line. Justin. I picked up a version of that a little while ago, called a presawash, on Ebay. Same design but made of aluminium, which I plan to use for the laundry in my tiny house. I’m currently trying out the Ecoball washing balls which would give me a soapless wash with no power use, and the water can be used to water plants afterwards.

I also found a mangle (wringer) on ebay for very little, which will mean I don’t need a spin dryer, just wash, wring and hang on the line.

Justin.

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