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fast_dave wrote:What is the common FG washer and dryer setup that one encounters when working for one of the Big Three Eikaiwas and living in one of their apartments?
gomichild wrote:I have a fantastic washing machine - and it has a drying function built in.
You just gotta stop getting your washing machines out of the rubbish TT :P
gomichild wrote:I have a fantastic washing machine - and it has a drying function built in.
You just gotta stop getting your washing machines out of the rubbish TT :P
Taro Toporific wrote:I would say that Japanese swirl-swirl-do-nothing-without-any-agitator washing machines are worse than Egypt. However, that would besmirch the fine people of the Cradle of Civilization.
gomichild wrote:Don't use the drying function all that much - but it is handy for rainy season.
fast_dave wrote:FG's,
I've seen the pictures of the micro-appliances that FG's have to deal with while living in Japan, like the "hotplate" style stove tops and domitory size refrigerator, but I haven't seen any pictures of typical Japanese washing machines or dryers.
What is the common FG washer and dryer setup that one encounters when working for one of the Big Three Eikaiwas and living in one of their apartments?
Are coin operated wash halls easily found in Japan - or even available? If so, at what cost?
Or, better yet, how do you deal with the clothes washing issue?
Regards,
Fast Dave
AssKissinger wrote:Until then remember this: Dryers are for energy wasting punks. Just hang that shit up and it'll be dry later. No worries
Why? Having your clothes still wet is the perfect excuse for wearing the same clothes as three days ago! I remember Korean chicks would wear the exact same outfit all week and it wasn't no uniform. But still the nastiest shit I ever smelled was Oyaji Rot from Japan. Kimchi breath would be a nice cover up fpr that shit. Try being stuck in a school gym with all them singing the Maru no Hi (Hi no Maru?) I love the emperor even though we lost the big one to a bunch of sexy Yanks song. Smells baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadCaustic Saint wrote:AssKissinger wrote:Until then remember this: Dryers are for energy wasting punks. Just hang that shit up and it'll be dry later. No worries
I'm proud to be an energy-wasting punk! I want to chuck my laundry in the dryer and have it be dry now.
GargoyleTS wrote:So....decent odds on starting a new trend in Laundromat Service by opening my own with Full Sized, Extra Large Capacity, American Dryers?
Laundry services will offered on a by-the-pound (hey I'm American) rate as well.
Would I be cornering the market or making life hard on some poor garbage-scavengers 3 months later?
Caustic Saint wrote:AssKissinger wrote:Until then remember this: Dryers are for energy wasting punks. Just hang that shit up and it'll be dry later. No worries
I'm proud to be an energy-wasting punk! I want to chuck my laundry in the dryer and have it be dry now.
GomiGirl wrote:Caustic Saint wrote:AssKissinger wrote:Until then remember this: Dryers are for energy wasting punks. Just hang that shit up and it'll be dry later. No worries
I'm proud to be an energy-wasting punk! I want to chuck my laundry in the dryer and have it be dry now.
Do you pay your own utilities? Or is it included in your apartment rent???
Makes a huge difference to the monthly bill.
Etergent zero washing machine
As one of the backgrounds of development of this washing machine, it is mentioned that our wash custom is changing saying "it washing if it wears" from "it will wash if it becomes dirty." The towel only once wiped to bath going up, the T-shirt which became sweat had the question of using detergent like clothing, such as oil dirt, in great dirt not being attached.
Washing machine generates an ultrasonic wave and strips off dirt from clothing by this power. Furthermore, the stripped-off dirt is disassembled by the oxygen radical that generated electrolysis system of the washing machine.
kamome wrote:Speaking of laundry and shitty washer/dryers, here's a classic FG thread about the same thing: Cleanliness next to buddha-ness
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