Hello AW:
I’ve done volunteer humanitarian work in Haiti for the last 20 years. One of the places I’ve worked at for the last 5 years is a large hospital. My focus is managing the clinical labs (that’s what I do professionally) but I often get pulled into other projects / issues.
Recently that was the laundry. It’s problematic for many reasons. One of which is the machines they are using. Many recent model, cheaply made GE machines. They break or fail totally on a regular basis. (I would have never recommended they purchase them. Happened long before I was involved.). Power is very bad. But, they do have a nice setup with copious hot and cold water with good pressure.
I think commercial front loading units with gravity drain would be ideal for them. I’m thinking older electromechanically controlled units. II’d like something that’s relatively easy to service and has parts availability.
Any suggestions about older units I could find on the used market? I can ship to Miami and have units sent on a container.
Thanks for your help.
Bob
I’ve done volunteer humanitarian work in Haiti for the last 20 years. One of the places I’ve worked at for the last 5 years is a large hospital. My focus is managing the clinical labs (that’s what I do professionally) but I often get pulled into other projects / issues.
Recently that was the laundry. It’s problematic for many reasons. One of which is the machines they are using. Many recent model, cheaply made GE machines. They break or fail totally on a regular basis. (I would have never recommended they purchase them. Happened long before I was involved.). Power is very bad. But, they do have a nice setup with copious hot and cold water with good pressure.
I think commercial front loading units with gravity drain would be ideal for them. I’m thinking older electromechanically controlled units. II’d like something that’s relatively easy to service and has parts availability.
Any suggestions about older units I could find on the used market? I can ship to Miami and have units sent on a container.
Thanks for your help.
Bob