Front loaders washer/driers in one, like the smaller LG units spin at 1200
rpm, but I don't think that is what you want. In Europe, they have top loader
washing machines that spin at very high speeds to get as much moister as
possible out of the cloths as to make the dryers work easier, or to make the
time out
on the cloths line shorter for those who prefer not to use a drier at all.
They even make stand alone cloth spinners alone, without a washer or dryer
built into them. They also make cloth ringers, but I don't think that will help
here.
BTW, that LG. front loader is only 2 sq. feet in displacement, and has a
sanitary cycle that will heat what normally would be water to an 'I don't know
what' temperature. A sanitary one, I guess. But it is a front loader. Don't
know
what happens if you lay it on it's back, permanently lock the door, and enter
and remove the fluids to be processed through the water feed and purge lines.
You might blow the bearings, as I was told some motors are made to be
lubricated while the unit is on a certain plain, and if it is not on the proper
intended plain, there will be an eventual POOF!
Equator makes an even smaller front load washer/drier unit, at 1.5 sq. feet.
Regardless, I really don't know what the hell I'm taking about. The motor
lube info I got was from Royal Sovereign, makers of rolling mini split air
conditioners. It's a floor standing ac with a vinyl hose running to a separate
condenser and fan, mounted in a 'box fan' like contraption. You hang this 'box
fan'
out the window, and close the window on the vinyl hose, which saves what
little window space you have compared to a full sized ac unit. I wanted to
mount
the box fan condenser in a 'lying on it's side' position outside my windowsill
below the sill line, instead of standing it up as one is supposed to, for the
condo management did not want what looked like a box fan hanging from my
windowsill, and on it's face it would not look as such, but as the tech at the
Royal Sovereign parent company 'King Post' said, lay it on it's side and run
it;
POOF!
Well, have fun burning down your house!
Meanwhile, my new misery is trying to find a way to get my car to hold two
barrels of B100, for it's delivery cost is way up there, at $50 a drop off, and
the only way to offset that is to get two barrels instead of one. So I'm
looking into a roof rack with two aero dynamic hard luggage carriers, fit with
auxiliary tanks, 4 smaller tanks in the trunk; one on both sides rear of the
wheel
wells, in the space between the underside of the trunk lid, reaching down
into the depths of the rocker panels, another under the rear self tray,
spanning
across the rear of the trunk, and one shaped as a spare, in, where else? The
spare tire compartment under the trunk floor. These all will have to be linked
by steel braided rubber hoses to the main tank, or the main tank will have to
have a suction pump, hose / holster / nozzle / activator for scavenging oil
from all these different cells. I will also have to install heavy duty air bag
suspension supplements inside the rear coil springs to keep the rear end from
dragging and grating the bumper and trunk off the car. I will then procure a
space saver spare, deflate it half way, place it on the drivers seat, and use
it
to nurse my aching butt, which by then will really hurt, cause all this BS
really burns my ass!
>8-D
Seriously, I'm in Bergen County, Hackensack NJ, USA, and have no place what
so ever to hide a barrel of anything, so, if there is any co-op activities
around here that anyone is aware of, or someone is getting the stuff delivered
to
their garage and wouldn't mind ordering and storing, for a fee, another barrel
for someone else to help cut the delivery costs, please let me know.
Thanks.
Gregory
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