Re: Common House Laundry | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Joani Blank (jeblank![]() |
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Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 18:06:54 -0500 |
Yes, if at all possible, keep your laundry in prime real estate on the same floor as your dining room or sitting/dining room. Of course the laundry should be light and pleasant (one reason to keep it out of the basement), but more important is the idea of getting folks to sort and fold laundry in the dining room! IMHO, CH laundries would do well to have little or no counter/folding space. Not only does that encourage folks to socialize while folding laundry, but it helps keep your dining room from feeling institutional to have a couple of people folding laundry on the dining room tables. Imagine that in a restaurant or a school or business cafeteria. If you absolutely must have your laundry in the basement, be sure to have no folding space at all near the washers and dryers. It's true that then some people will take the laundry to their own houses for folding, but some cute signage or snacks always available in the common house, could encourage use of dining area for said folding. Joani Blank Doyle Street and Old Oakland CoHousing
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