Tsk 
So happy for the DNN pair.
BL What did I tell ya' Mrs DN laid #2 YAY Great map and fun to see your route. You're at the very tipee top of NJ.
Time to do laundry before the next outing. LOL
We bought a commercial grade heavy duty front loading washing machine (think laundromat) maybe 20 yrs ago due to our lifestyle and laundering needs.
It has no computerized BS electronics to deal with. It's almost purely mechanical and the electronic solid state boards are plug and wash.
It's very easy to maintain. Take the panel off the back and replace the readily available easily accessible parts.
Not that I've had to ever .
It washes mud caked ATV Carhartt's and fire smoked turn out gear and everything in between etc etc ..
It goes all the way down to it's "gentle cycle" for things like blood stained Fleece and Gore-Tex without damaging any of it.
We just use good old fashion cheap powdered detergent without all of the scents, waxes, chemical additives and dyes like Dear old Mom use to use.
Powdered Tallow basically.
Pip's has a regular LG POS washer/dryer stack right next to it for her unmentionables which we have had to to replace twice in the same time period for $$$$.
No comment.
Laundry room efficiency design so important to a homestead like ours in IMHO.
Our floor is a non slick/slip something, subway tiled from the floor 3/4 up the walls to the ceiling. Direct drains in the floor with water leakage alarms.
4 x 8' island white Formica laundry folding table. Snuggled warm missing cats are often found here in the unfolded.
Enough stout steel rods and plastic hangers to dry hang an army.
I have been known to create an army's worth of laundry on my outings as Pip would say.
You leave with a backpack and a dry bag ?
We have and never will look back again.
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