Just How Big/Bulky Are Wringer Washers Anyway?

[jkbff]

Not that I am trying to mix modern with vintage... but.....

What about this cute little guy? One could wash sheets in it, then use one of the euro's to spin them out?

Danby DWM17WDB.

Don't punish me for putting this here, it is only a suggestion. The reason for the suggestion:

Product Width 54.5 cm (21 7/16 ")
Product Depth 55 cm (21 10/16 ")
Product Height 86 cm (33 14/16 ")
$449.00

And manual water level selection.

 

[launderess]

Thank you, but no.

Had a compact top loader previously and while fine for clothing bedding/linens were another matter. Tubs are just too small with even less room due to the central beater. At least wringer washers offer the promise of a full or even larger capacity.

 

[jkbff]

In my mind, im thinking one item at a time, maybe several pillow cases at once though.

I've been thinking of something to compliment my miele, but more for entertainment more than anything else.

Anyways, was just a thought because of the agitator.

 

[launderess]

No worries, and again, Thank You!

Can do pillow slips, napkins and other small items in the Hoover TT. Or in a pinch in a tub using one of my mangles. It is the larger items that get one down; table cloths, bed sheets, those sort of things. Also bulky things like bedspreads, quilts and blankets.

Can do heavy things in the OKO-AEG Lavamat which does a better job of balancing to prevent knocking about during spins. But want to preserve that unit for long as possible, so am babying....

If one could find a Monex extractor
would even be temped to make more use of my wash tubs!