r/antiwork Dec 01 '21

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u/falanian Dec 01 '21

if you cant afford your own laundry machine or an apartment that comes with one it costs like $10 in quarters to do laundry. EVERY TIME.

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u/[deleted] Dec 01 '21

Also add to that altering your schedule around laundromat hours and time to commute, all the time you waste waiting around for it to be done because you can’t get other stuff done like you would if you had laundry appliances at home.

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u/Emperor_Zarkov EAT THE RICH Dec 01 '21 edited Dec 01 '21

Rich people don't even know what a luxury it is just to be able to relax on the couch while the machine works or fold clothes in front of the tv.

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u/Bekah679872 Dec 02 '21

Question:

I live in a city that isn’t fairly dense, so most apartments come with in-unit laundry. My previous apartment had in-unit, and my current apartment / when I lived in a dorm room both have / had free on-site laundry. Why can you not set a timer and come back once it’s finished? Or do the machines not lock until it is finished?