Not necessarily. I've seen your living space.

Duet front-loading washer and dryer

::covets Monique's washer and dryer:: We have a washer and dryer on the boat, but they aren't near big enough to wash all the jeans or towels. is jealous some more

So I betcha breakfast that he's probably home, writing.

It's just as well 'cause it's freakin' raining again..

Well, see...what needs to happen is I need to demolish the existing walk-in closet (Yes, Allyson, I'm talking about tearing down walls again.) and replace it with a longer but more shallow reach-in depth closet. If I went to that fancy closet design place, I bet they could give me a great organized closet with room for everything, including a washer/dryer.

This would, of course, cost a lot of money.

This would, of course, cost a lot of money

Probably too early to ask for a raise.

I'd just like my credit card bill paid off so I can start saving to buy something. I wonder if I routed my bill to Tim's if he would just pay it without noticing.

Is that the same as stealing? Do I need to draw up a proposal like Kat's Twin Sponsorship Program?

Probably too early to ask for a raise.

Well, I can't say that I'm feeling particularly underpaid anyway. I'm just trying to hold off on (any more) major renovations until I've paid down the debt I incurred with my year of part-time employment.

My mom has a washer/dryer combo where stuff gets washed, then gets dried IN THE SAME PLACE. I'm not talking stackables. It's also pretty small, so it won't take a big load, but it will fit almost anywhere.

She doesn't like it all that much because the dryer part really won't take big loads, and she doesn't like doing lots of little loads, but she says it does a fine job, and I can add that it's so quiet that she can have singalongs right next to the machine and folks can hardly tell it's running.

That said, I think it's European, and the money you save in remodeling would probably be eaten up by the machine itself, so nebbermind.

I've considered that one! Or one of them. What I end up going with, someday, will depend on how much space I can eek out and what the feed/vent issues are.

When you get to that point, if you have any questions about how my mom's works in real life, which has not been quite the same as the salespeople said it would, just ask. It's kinda cute.

The LG combo machines (which are the most common - maybe only - brand in the States) have electric condensation dryers. That said, IME, they generally suck at drying things, and are about the same price as buying two separate machines.