A drywell is a hole in the ground filled with crushed stone that helps store and distribute the discharge of a washing machine underground.
In many jurisdictions it is unlawful and a washing machine must be tied into a sewer system if one is available. A drywell is a much better method if the structure uses a septic tank because the disharge from the washer will overload the septic tank.
There is no set method for installing a drywell unless a standard is adopted by ordinance. A typical size for a single family residence would be about 2 feet by 2 feet, and about 3 feet deep. This provides about 24 square feet of soil that can soak up the water.
The drywell designed above will hold about 50 gallons of water. A more accurate method of calculating the size needed could be performed if the amount of water used per cycle and the frequency of use is known. The permeability of the soil would also be a factor.
wash it, clean it, dry it
Washing machines are mostly used in laundry stores. These days, they are very popular among houses. At houses, washing machines are usually located outside, where clothes can dry. If you have a room just for clothes, washing machines should be located there. Ironing boards are recommended, too!
Machine or hair dryer.
No, it's the spin cycle of your washing machine that helps with drying time. My washing machine is like magic and when I take the clothes out they feel almost dry. Therefore, I save time on drying time. Fabric softeners keep clothes soft (also leaves a film on the clothes) and softener drying sheets aren't all that good for your dryer either. The film that's on the clothes clogs up the dryer filter quicker. We all like to wear soft clothing, so clean out your filtering tray every two weeks. I take the excess lint out and then I take the mesh filter out and use an old toothbrush and clean with hot, soapy water. You should also give your washing machine a good flushing out with baking soda (1 box) and let it go through all the cycles. This helps keep all hoses and the drum of the washing machine clean and you'll get a longer lifetime out of your washer and dryer. == ==
smoke machine
My GE washing machine does not wring my clothes dry enough what do i need to do? The spin cycle is not working well. You can try running the spin cycle a second time. Also, make sure that you have not overfilled the machine. In my experience, this is the main reason for replacing an older machine.
A dry cleaner(?)
sublimation
No, washing machines are made to clean.
A washing machine washes laundry and usually spins them to a damp state it does not dry clothes. You need to hang them on a line to air dry or use a drying machine.
You need a separate dryer. I bought an all in one unit (washes & dries), but the dryer took forever & left the clothes wrinkled.
Yes you can put your cap in the washing machine. Use the hand wash cycle. Then hang to drip dry.
In cold water and air dry.
Steam washers today are designed to work just as well as professional dry cleaning. Some dry cleaner shops even use the latest brands of steam washers that are available in the appliance market. If you frequently go to a dry cleaning shop, investing in a washing machine steam cleaner is a good idea to save money.
Yes, but let them air out and dry first
No, it's dry clean only.
Depending on the machine - from 50p to about £1 per wash/dry cycle.