Jamesh
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Compact washing machine
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Puddleduck
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I'm assuming you don't mean one of these (which is what we have for the van but have never used):
My friend has a mobile home but his is full size machine kept in a shed (wash house) along with his freezer.
My friend has a mobile home but his is full size machine kept in a shed (wash house) along with his freezer.
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I fitted a candy aquamatic into ours.
4kg wash on the new model. Ours was 3kg
4kg wash on the new model. Ours was 3kg
Lenny HB
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Lenny HB
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That's the one I was thinking off couldn't remember who made it.
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They used to be made in Italy. Really good quality. I’m not sure where they are built now.
Jamesh
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sallylillian
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Hi James,
I have one of these:-
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Available only from dealers:-
Euronova 1000 Compact Washing Machine 230v
Check Availability Prior To Order The design and compact size along with high quality technology make the Euronova the perfect machine for modern washing on the boat, in the caravan or motor home or even as a domestic appliance where space is at a...
www.tcschandlery.co.uk
Its only 46cm wide and fits in the bottom of one of my wardrobes.
A bit of a story but I have a used one that's only 18 months old for sale at only £450 plus delivery if you are interested, otherwise new ones are in stock at the UK importer so dealers get them delivered direct for circa £900.
Michael
Jamesh I have one of these in mine . https://www.montpellier-appliances....20w-freestanding-top-loading-washing-machine/
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Robert Clark
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Ours is a zanussi
Wall mounted Daewoo washing machine
Daewoo DWD-35MCWC Wall Mounted Mini Drum Washing Machine 220V 60hz
Daewoo DWD-35MCWC Wall Mounted Mini Drum Washing Machine 220V 60hz
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I use a bucket and a ponch for clothes,,Site washing machine for bedding.BUSBY.
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sallylillian
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Germans install quite a few Daewoo but experienced users have posted some negative comments, including mounting issues.
Read the blurb! It's supposed to be installed on brick!
I've just gone with;
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Wanted a washer /dryer but we have a whirly thing (miniature clothes line) so that'll do!
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Robert Clark
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I don’t think they offer any service / warranty in UK
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I fitted an earlier version of this one in my Dutch steel boat and was really good. No trouble in six years use.
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Thirteen metres of airconditioned bliss. Kept it near Montpellier for eight years, sold it and bought a Hymer Starline 640 and went to Croatia via Portugal. Now tugging!
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Surely chugging not tugging ?
sallylillian
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I looked at these but 50cm wide, just too tight to fit in the wardrobes but would have been my choice. The Euronova at 46cm is just OK with some wiggle room too.
Will lose a couple of deep drawers but there's only two of us +2 woofers. Drawers were full of tat anyway!
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sallylillian
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With conventional front loaders its the width that is the issue, not depth or height so much, in motorhomes anyway. Check out door jam removal etc, also ease of access to fresh water feed and drainage connection to grey tank, plus not forgetting power. You cannot just stand it on its feet, you need to remove them and use the threaded inserts to bolt it to the floor, you cannot have 60kg loose in a cupboard it will break out of the furniture with the G force of a collision and kill you, therefore access to the subfloor with a wrench is required or maybe, as I did once to great effect, use engine mounts. All issues to overcome with a plan. Good luck.
sallylillian
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Also getting it in and out of the door can be a test. I used a Genie lift recently which has forks just the right size and I could load the machine right through the entrance door with the steps up and slide it onto the motorhome floor almost single handed. There are several options out there to hire.
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