I havent really worked this out but i think it is a pain to remember to change your clothes from the washer to the dryer. i pupose that one makes a washer that you just throw your clothes in and it drys them in the same basin hence Washdryer machine or if that cant be work out a washer that atomatically slufs the clothes into the dryer by maybe a side opening in bolth i dunno if it can work but it would sure be easy if i could just throw my cloths in and leave the house to come home and find dry clothes in place of wet ones
-- nathangk, May 28 2004

Washer Dryer Combination http://www.dynamic-...yer-combination.htm
Just one of literally dozens of makes and models available. I believe my mother had a Whirpool or Kenmore model during my formative years. They're quite common, but the obvious limitation is that you can only do one load at a time. [jurist, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Adjust-its http://www.halfbake...scales_20adjust-its
Sort of a wet-to-dry swappy thing that matches what you need with the ambient weather. [dpsyplc, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

Washer, dryer, cold water only, exhaustless combo http://www.washerdryercombo.net/
[kbecker, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]

My mom was using a washer dryer combination machine for our family's laundry back in the fifties. (link)
-- jurist, May 28 2004


<link> How about a clothesline that takes clothes out when it rains, and again when it is dry?
-- dpsyplc, May 28 2004


That's way baked (link). Watch your electricity and water bill go through the roof.
-- kbecker, May 29 2004


Thats nice jurist but i wasent around in the fifties considering i was born in 86 so my bad i didnt know that they were already invented i guess it already floped because i sure dont see any of the units around today or in my liftime for that matter.
-- nathangk, Jun 14 2004



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