Posted: 3/4/2025 10:08:51 AM EDT
| Sold the house and bought a destination style trailer. I know to stay away from the combo units, but what brand is everyone using successfully? |
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Tagged. Planning on a fifth wheel and laundry facilities beyond a bucket and washboard would be pretty handy to keep us (with kids) out longer. |
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Some real life experience. My wife and I have been on the road full time for almost 5 years. We have had an Equator combo from the start. First in a travel trailer and now in a 5th since 2022. Things to consider. Unless you have space for residential models be prepared to lower your expectations. We only have a queen size bed and thick bedding is a no go in RV washers. Next make sure to get a vented dryer and not an evaporator only. Electric RV dryers are on a dedicated 15amp 115 volt outlet so it’s a slower dry regardless. When weather permits we wash and hang dry then just fluff in the dryer. That’s all I can say for now. If you have any specific questions hit me up. |
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Splendid is one of the premier brands. I have the largest combo unit on the market available from contoure and it does well. Just don't care for the 5 hour was and dry time and you only get 3 changes of clothes at a time maybe 4 changes if it's light clothing. I think mine was 2.7ft³ |