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At first I thought this was about a refrigerator made to work properly in a garage. Right now I'm squeaking by with a regular GE top-freezer in my garage. The main problem is that produce in the refrigerator compartment freezes in the winter. Freezer compartment stays frozen. Reviews of garage...

John, does that apply to salt water too?

Cycles other than the normal cycle are included in the energy and water scores, weighted according to their expected percentage of use. If only the normal cycle was included, then the other cycles would be a free-for-all and there'd be nothing to complain about, right?

Nate Silver's book "The Signal and the Noise" has a chapter on climate change, discussed from the point of view of statistics and probability. 

Breadmaker I used to make bread in large batches by hand. After waffling about it for a long time, finally got a Zojirushi Home Bakery Virtuoso. Does as good a job as I did, with far less work. And I feel more free to experiment since it only affects one loaf.

Why pay for it? I think it's the only American-sized ventless dryer.

Hampers chachp, what hampers do you use, that the contents of a full one can be washed in a 2.2 cu ft washer?

We put something like this on top of the railing of my mother's 16th floor balcony (or "terrace" as they call it in NYC). They could probably evade them, but it's easier to land on an unprotected balcony instead. http://www.amazon.com/Bird-X-Plastic-Polycarbonate-Spikes-Adhesive/dp/B0019F8IX6

I was thinking it might be hard to get a comforter into the opening.

Can you get a comforter into an H-axis toploader?

Lint While ferreting out cheap clothes a TL probably can't help breaking some small fibers in good clothes. That would explain the observation that clothes washed in an FL leave less lint on the dryer screen.

Hose fittings made for outdoors The couplings sold in the garden aisle are made for outdoor use, I think. A leak outdoors is no big deal.

1 hour wash tumble Both of my Mieles have an option for approximately one hour wash tumble. It's called Extended on the W4840, and Intensive on the Little Giant. The manuals recommend it for "laundry with normal to heavy soiling or stains". Without the option it's more like 1/2 hour. I use the...

Greg, I got a full refund back from SubZero Wolf for the Asko. Very happy about that. The Little Giant is holding up fine. In two months I probably haven't done the laundry it would do in two days in commercial use. My wife still uses our big Miele which is more conveniently located on the first...

The 20 lb. Miele Octoplus, with drum volume a bit under 3 ft³, is the only Octoplus model that'll work with residential plumbing (larger ones aren't available with drain pump). But Miele won't sell it for home use in the US, and says they won't service it if you somehow manage to...

Nice video, thanks A suggestion: If you put a timeline in the description, like in the video linked below, YouTube automatically makes the timestamps into clickable links. Makes it easier for the viewer to skip to the next phase of the wash when he's seen enough of the current one...when...

This is in my basement. Runs but doesn't get cold. Free, but requires professional skill and equipment to remove safely, due to stairs, and tight alcove at top of stairs.

Temperature 3/4 of the temperature knob scale consists of less-than-warm settings, i.e. variants on a cold wash, ugh.

Asko washer plug The plug on my current-model Asko was a standard NEMA 6-20P. Someone on gardenweb posted a picture of their older Asko's plug and it was the same thing. Don't need an Asko dryer to plug it into, just a NEMA 6-20R outlet.

Dead Men's Steam School In New Yorker magazine http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/01/04/steamed-the-joy-of-steam-heat