Is the garage subject to freezing temperatures? If so it is not something you would want to do. All supply lines and drainlines would have to be plumbed to that location and drain lines would have to be properly vented. I would suggest a plumber for a job of this magnitude and to ensure that it is properly done. Todays washers require a minimum of 2" diameter piping for the drain capeable handling flows of about 17-18 GPM.
You have to overcome 4 problems. Number 1 is the electrical connection that has to be taken into account. So either plugging it into a new socket or extending the existing. The next is the Plumbing. Your outlet pipe that either connects to a nozzle on a trap or hangs down a standpipe under your sink has to be extended. To do this buy a new outlet pipe that is your required extension length and also buy a outlet union connector, which is essentially a double nozzle part that connects two outlet pipes together. Your next two problems are your inlet pipes. You will either have a hot and cold feed, but on most new washing machines they are cold fed only. If it has two inlet pipes then duplicate my next explanation for both pipes. You should have 15mm copper teeing off from your cold water mains supply leading upto a "15mm to 3/4 inch" washing machine adaptor (this should also have an isolator on it. Simply cut the pipe roughly 6 inches (15CM) before this adaptor and buy the desired length of pipe and a 15mm coupler. Another option for this is to extend your inlet pipe from the washing machine adaptor to the washing machine, using a 3/4 inch nipple connector between two inlet hoses. Don't forget to isolate the water supply. If you need any more help, feel free to ask.
There could be a variety of reasons why a persons daughter may sit on a washing machine. She may like the vibrations from the washing machine. She also may be waiting for the washing machine to end so that she can move the clothes to the dryer.
Yes when he was a toddler he would move around to the rhythm the washing machine made.
Agitators in a washing machine help to move that water around in the machine and also the clothes. This helps break up the dirt and cleans the clothes.
An agitator that barely moves in a washing machine likely has too many clothes in the machine. Too many clothes constricts the agitator and prevents it from working as it should.
At one time, a woman spent an hour with a washboard washing and rinsing clothes. Today she uses less than a minute to put those close in her washing machine, pour in detergent, set the knobs, and turn on the machine. It takes less than a minute to move the clothes from the washing machine to they dryer. Thus, the washing machine has reduced an hours work to two minutes. That has made her life easier.
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yes a washing machine is a separator
1846 was when the washing machine was invented
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The Tagalog term for washing machine is "labahan."
more than one simple machine is contained in a Washing machine(complex machine)
A hair dryer has more in common with a vacuum cleaner than a washing machine. Both hair dryers and vacuum cleaners use fans to move air. In a washing machine, the motor spins a tub and/or the agitator in a tub, and the clothes and/or the water move around.