Splindide stackable for us too. Except, ours actually sits on 2 separate shelves on top of each other. I had to completely remove the original closet doors as the slide out by the area would never permit one door on each cabinet to open fully. That was never a problem when it was used for storage, but prevented the washer and dryer doors to open fully out of the way. Simple solution? Removed the doors. Not an issue at all. Our camper is set up for functionality, not necessarily for asthetics.
The Splindide has worked well for us. Both units are 120 volt, plugs into a normal outlet and works well. It took a while to figure it out though. The washer does get out of balance easy and will error out. Once we figured this out, it's worked great for 7 years now.
The other learning curve is to figure out how much laundry is too much. Unlike a front loader like at home, this one cannot be loaded as full. And the drum space is smaller than a home front loader. The secret is to wash smaller loads, and wash more often.
It's nice having the separate dryer. We often use the dryer only, especially for swim suits after swimming or hot-tub experiences, or after getting caught in the rain. Also, after taking a shower, instead of hanging wet towels up to dry, toss them in the dryer. A few minutes later, perfectly dry, and smell fresh again.
The washing machine itself serves as a laundry hamper. When undressing at the end of the day, clothes are tossed directly into the washer. Once it get's "full", simply add laundry soap and hit the button. 30 minutes later, shove it in the dryer. Tomorrow when dressing, pull everything out of the dryer and wear it again. It's amazing how much less clothing you have to drag along, and no laundry baskets taking up space. We wash about every 2 days, unless it's heavy items like blue jeans. We'll wash 2 or 3 pair together, separate. That works well.
Personally, I recommend a stackable or a side-by-side if you have the space. .... NOT a combo. This way, you can use the washer and dryer independent .... especially on rainy days for drying wet clothing when they really do not need cleaning yet, and the washing machine already has stuff in it.
You will develop your own flow once you have your own. Just be warned, the Splendide is a little fickle. But, once you understand it, it works fantastic every time!
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For us, the washer and dryer was an absolute "must". It was not included in the original purchase, but it became a necessity once I started camp hosting after I retired. We planned on camp hosting and purchased this camper for retirement. When camp hosting, I do more than just sell fire wood. I volunteer at the park to help the maintenance people. I get dirty! Real dirty working in historic gardens or using chain saws cutting up downed trees. ! And in Louisiana, I'll run through 5 pair of T-shirts every day due to the excessive sweat with a heat index of 102 and a humidity of 99%, wearing clothes so soaked in sweat it looks like I just stepped out of a shower with clothes and all still on. Or in North Carolina where I'm digging holes, clearing off rock slides from the mountain, ... well, I get pretty dirty! Thank-goodness for the washing machine!
