Am 22.05.2021 um 09:42 schrieb :
On Wednesday, May 19, 2021 at 6:29:49 PM
wrote:
The basic concept is economic. Purchasing a washer and dryer can
be expensive. Going to a laundromat can delay that purchase. In my
situation, I decided that laundry economics favors not buying the
equipment and not dedicating a part of my house for it. The
potential for leach field failure was too high. I also don't like
listening to the noise the machinery makes.

I'd say ability is stronger than economic. Ability to own, use a
washing/drying machine where you live. In some prior apartments I
resided, there was no laundry facility on site, so I had to use a
laundromat nearby. And no ability to put a washer/dryer within my
apartment rooms.

I fail to follow the concept of 'ability to use a washing machine'.
Every unfurnished apartment I have rented has some water taps plus waste
water both in the ktchen and in the bathroom plus some electricity. So
it is possible to place a washing machine if a wshing machine is
sufficiently important to you.

Rolf