Now that is obscene.SeilerBird said:I pay $4.50 a load to wash and $2.00 to dry at my local laundromat.
Now that is obscene.SeilerBird said:I pay $4.50 a load to wash and $2.00 to dry at my local laundromat.
Why? It is a huge washer, probably four loads and a huge dryer. Saves me time. I get my entire months laundry done in one load, under two hours total. And they take credit cards so I don't have to screw around with a bunch of quarters. It is extremely clean and well maintained with a real nice looking lady attendant. It is a delightful place to do laundry.ChasA said:Now that is obscene.
Well... It would have been good if you explained that in first place. I retract my statement I was thinking of a normal laundromat sized machine.SeilerBird said:Why? It is a huge washer, probably four loads and a huge dryer. Saves me time. I get my entire months laundry done in one load, under two hours total. And they take credit cards so I don't have to screw around with a bunch of quarters. It is extremely clean and well maintained with a real nice looking lady attendant. It is a delightful place to do laundry.
I am sorry. I am a very poor typist so I tend to answer questions very briefly if at all possible.ChasA said:Well... It would have been good if you explained that in first place. I retract my statement I was thinking of a normal laundromat sized machine.
darsben said:YOU DO either in higher camping fees or an outright charge.
Nothing is free
Gods Country said:A campground in Kentucky had a no bikini or provocative clothing rule.
That is common and NECESSARY IMO. That way you can be fairly certain no idiot will back into your already parked rig, hit a tree, Take out a power pedestal, run over the water spigot.glen54737 said:I've had people insisting on directing your parking too.
That way you can be fairly certain no idiot will back into your already parked rig, hit a tree, Take out a power pedestal, run over the water spigot.
Tom said:Our driver is instructed to only take directions from one person; That's me if my other half is driving, or Chris if I'm driving. A long time ago we developed our own set of signals and location of the spotter after various damages to our coach, thanks to well-meaning 'helpers' (campground staff or rally volunteers).
We've had campground staff yell their well-meaning instructions to the driver, and they get told politely to shut up. The first time Chris reversed the coach into our own lot at this park, a well-meaning neighbor came out to give her different instructions. I politely, but firmly, told him she'd only take directions from me. He walked off in a huff. I went to talk to him after Chris successfully parked the coach with no damage, explained the "why" in more detail, and he was good with it.
glen54737 said:I've had people insisting on directing your parking too.