Whilst a new washer and dryer will not have been cheap, compared to using a launderette (Expensive), they will pay for themselves in no time. Plus you gain so much extra time (no trips to the Launderette) to develop your dream. Love seeing every little bit coming together, a new laundry room, a greenhouse, a garden, little projects that make a BIG difference, and soon a small house. Wishing you every success in your future endeavors. Love from Yorkshire.
Luckily for us iue washing machine was from our old house we sold to buy the land, we had stored it in our candle studio and the dryer was Jon's parents old one, so it was great we didn't have to buy anything 🎉
I really love how you guy's are not wasting anything and making very good use of it. A good example being set i feel. Keep up the good work and hopefully we are now through the worse of the rain now.
@@CampOutWest it is but the smallest of thing's that gives the greatest pleasure. I remember when I no longer needed a launderette. The 7 miles to get there, the 1 hour of being there etc . 👍😁
Dirt (,muck) and mud is the reason farmers wear coveralls, and people before washing machines wore aprons and sleevecovers. Using a catch the dirt layer as your outer layer of clothes will save wear on your clothes and a lot of washing.
A moment of silence for the lost revenue for your local laundromat... Followed by three hearty cheers for self-sufficiency, and using what you have on hand! I don't always "keep up" with every video but I always enjoy watching you both solve problems and learn new things. God bless you from Connecticut, USA.
You kids are great! We enjoy watching you and admire your resourcefulness and work ethic. Thanks for allowing us to share your adventure. We are old enough to be your grandparents, btw, and have lived as you are now. May the LORD bless you and continue to protect and keep you.
The little laundry shed was a great idea to save money in the long run. AND you can wash Maggie’s blankets too. Saw the sign at the launderette about dog blankets. :( I understand where they are coming from, but still annoying. Now, you might kick yourselves later that you didn’t build a covered porch for your shed. Then you can do laundry in all weather! Of course, you can always add that later to the front and enclose it too when you have the funds.
We sometimes used to use a outdoor laundry station by our candle studio and we used it once after someone had washed their dog blankets and our clothes sadly got COVERED 😅 maybe they should have dedicated dog/animal blanket washing machines instead 😍
I hope that people get inspiration from your use of your leftover materials/stuff…. Great work… the planning and thought is so evident as well as the skill! You are really impressive people! Anyone who can keep going through all 4 seasons in one day…. Very inspiring ! Love the progress!
Now, you only have to find a way to make your own detergent so your washing experience will be totally free! I love the confidence you had! "We built a house, we can built a wee shed!" Well done! Wishing you some really good weather!
I absolutely love your channel. You use everything you make it less expensive. You young people really amaze me. You use your ingenuity and determination to achieve what you want and what you need. Maggie is so inquisitive, and I love watching how she acts. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey! 👏 😊
Putting the old slab to use for the washing machine was a great idea and that was a lovely laundry cabin you made well done. Great that you can do it off grid so kind of Anker to send you their product as they are very expensive to buy. You are both looking so much happier and your green house is lovely and so glad you could purchase stuff from the people retiring at the garden nursery to use. We've had nothing but rain all week too. A lovely video and have a lovely week.
Thank you 💛 the slabs have been so useful! We have our chickens on top of another old slab on the land too, just means nothing can dig underneath them🥰
You can build a drying canopy using the same panels that are on the greenhouse. Can be a little taller than the washing machine house you just built. Leave a 1m gap around the sides at the bottom for air to go through. On the most overcast, wettest days in December, a pair of jeans will be dry in 2 days. Sunny day and they are dry in 1.5 hours or less. Use your tumble dryer for 10mins then to get the last bit of dampness out of them in winter if you need to. I use this system in the Irish Midlands, with very similar weather to you. It will free up the Anker for other things during construction. Great project, I always look forward to the videos.
Great ideas Kevin, something to definitely look into, i have been hanging my wet weather gear in the greenhouse to a similar effect since we built it as i found my kit constantly wet was making it stink! We recently visited Ireland and loved it there.
I would recommend putting a waterproof membrane under rubber matting as the joints tend to allow water/moisturiser underneath, which doesn't evaporate and will ruin the board underneath.
What a fantastic addition to the site - so accessible and using up so much stuff that was leftover. I know the hardware would have cost you a few pounds - and maybe the roofing felt - but a very big 'well done' on the laundry cabin! Here's to good weather for you and for the roof! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jim! Luckily we had half the roofing felt left over from a previous job, so we only needed a little patch at the front, but I reckon all in all it cost us £100, which is amazing!
Honestly, we couldn't believe when we worked it out how much we were paying each week 😅 the reality of trying to do this in the UK - we just don't get the weather to be able to dry your clothes outside haha!
Always a good time when Camp Out West uploads 😊 Had a tough few days mentally so this has made it worth the pain 😊 Hope you've been okay through the crazy weather the UK has had the last few days! Also those small greenhouses are amazing things, my mum has planted a few veggies and they've shot up!
Hope the grey clouds pass soon for you Josh 🙏 and some better days ahead ❤️ All ok here thanks, fingers crossed for some dryer days so we can progress with the build 🤞 the green house has been great to start our seeds off in, ready to move them outside 😊
Hello john and Emily. I just finished watching your video I have been watching you all for about 2 years and but you are not to have carpentry skills.You're doing an awesome job?I look forward and watching your videos whenever I get notifications.So keep up the good work.Keep your head up and you're doing good
Well done indeed! Very brave , and its a very hard path to take ,but your love for each other will give you the strength you need ! Greetings from Moscow ! !
Great project this week! Having your laundry set up is going to be a game changer! Hopefully the sunshine will be with you and you can dry your washing for free! 😊
I admire you two so much, I’m in my 50s and never really achieved much in my life so watching you two graft hard in all kinds of weather being totally brave and attempting most jobs really fills me with positivity and admiration I log in and watch every episode and have from the very beginning, You’re both so fearless and adorable,Maggie too. Looking forward to many more episodes and adventures
What a game-changer! I've had to take my clothes to the laundry mat as well.. Bummed your local greenhouse closed, but I'm glad they opened it up, and you were able to get the shelving you needed. Score. All looks super good! Exciting. 💛 your Canadian West Coast friend, Colette :)
It's the small things that make such a difference. We were lucky to stay rent free in our friends 1865 cabin, which had electricity, a kitchen, and a toilet. But we had to drive to another friends to shower, and back to our house to use the laundry. It was so time consuming. Glad to be back in our house and have everything to hand again. I'm so excited to see your progress.
Thank you for another engaging video, made especially so because of your lovely personalities, positive mentality, and work ethic - and video making skills! Lee
you could add a couple of 425W solar panels onto the roof and feed the battery you have. At the moment they are very cheap to buy (less than £70 each). Would use the space up well especially as it's not overshadowed.
Wow, that's a great price! Luckily for us Anker sent us some solar panels which we have been putting on top (when it's not too windy haha) you can see them during the ad section in the middle of this video :)
Great to see yet more projects coming together. Will you make a temporary frame for the solar panels on the roof of the new wash-o-matic centre? Held on with some big spring clamps maybe?
We were looking at what we could do to make our solar panels more secure on the top. It the long run we want to install a solar array on the land, but for now your idea sounds great! Thanks 🙂
As there is alot of land area, you could keep an eye on a cheap huge green house (might be a programme for free ones) and keep it for when more active home area and other people can also get allotted space
Brilliant progress, guys. Never mind the cost-effective change. It's the change that makes all the difference to this site becoming your home, and it looks great for a small cost. Leftovers are just the best 😊❤ xx
If you want to save battery/power with a washing machine, try preheating your water with propane etc. then feeding that into the machine set to a cool wash. That way you are not trying to heat the water from the battery.
Could not have been any more timely for me! Been fixing up an old shed with the hopes of moving my machines out of my kitchen and this keeps me motivated!!
I remember the days of living in a caravan and having to take our washing to the laundromat a couple of times a week (we had a baby). What a time consuming hassle it was. I have never taken my laundry for granted since then.
Well done guys, nice job on the laundry build, pity the weather has slowed down the cabin build. Hopefully nicer weather on the way for you. keep up the great work there. Alan from Swansea.
Honestly, can't believe we have washing and drying facilities on the land. We are hoping the weather will improve soon 🤞 We bought all our roofing boards ready to finish the roof and 2 days of the material being on the land covered in waterproof tarps and they literally went black with mould (no idea how the water even got in, as we double wrapped them) but that was £400 wasted, so we don't want to risk doing the roof and buying more material until we know it's 100% dry 😅 but next week 🤞is looking good!
it is great to see how organized you two approach all your building projects, and how well it is functioning what you are building. I hope the rainy weather will change soon.
How awesome is your new laundry, what a game changer that is in both time and money and I love that you up cycled all your timber and building scraps 10/10 for your planning and ingenuity. I can't forget the greenhouse either, the racks and shelves fit perfectly, I can't wait to see all your seedlings come up. As always, thanks for another brilliant episode and for taking us along on your journey 💙❤️🇦🇺✅️👍
A little hint once you have completed the wash leave the door open alittle so mold cannot grow in washing machine. Also is good to keeping odours occuring
Boy! Reading some of these comments makes me so mad! Why are some of you so critical of these two hardworking young people? From criticizing what they call their videos to what and how they build things! I think they are doing an amazing job and they have done so much. If you think you can do better put your own videos out there so even can critique them! I think you two work so hard and work so well together. I throughly enjoy watching your videos and can’t wait to see what you will do next! Keep up the good work! All the best from Vancouver Canada
Reminds me of one of the first rental properties where I lived and the washer was outside, when winter came it stopped working (I think because it was too cold and the feed was partially frozen - as when I moved it inside it started working).
That haul from the garden centre was brilliant! Lovely to see so much of their things going on to be reused - it’s all about sustainability and reuse. The little green house is great and the laundry cabin is fab! Brilliant video - keep up the amazing work!
I absolutely enjoy and love your channel. You have made amazing strides in what you both are doing. You do things that most people will not do and that is reuse things and material that can be very useful. Maggie is the treasure that you have there on your property.She is so inquisitive. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey. I can hardly wait to see what is next.😊
You guys are so inspirational, the weather here in Wales has been almost constant rain. Love how you looked at your spend and solved your problem and used materials you already had on site to build your own laundry room. All made in between the rain, well done. Looking forward to watching your next video as your home comes to life. Xxx
Great use of all the leftover materials. Not only will you save the money on using the laundrymat but the fuel going to and from.....and the time. Anker really need to use Maggie in some of their advertising. A picture of her next to their different units would make them sell like hot cakes. You are really starting to put your mark on the property and should be proud. Cheers from Carol in Australia.
Even your washing station is a beautiful piece of work….what a great way to use up your surplus materials plus create a money & time saving facility for your site. Those power stations aren’t cheap at all so it was super good of Anker to help out….great job you two! Another brilliant episode & another step forwards. Hoping your getting on with the cabin, and look forward to your next video. Marcus
Hopefully you’ll get a time of sunny days and we’ll see a clothesline being built. 😊 The onsite laundry will save time & money. Congrats on another step forward 👍
Loving your laundry shack, it’ll save you loads of time and money. If you have any membrane left over, line your newly made staging shelves otherwise the ply will warp and split open when watering your plants and won’t last long. (The wood shelves that came with the plant staging are made of special ply that withstands watering)
Love the laundry! I hope you have a good CCTV and security system to prevent the loss of the expensive contents and any tools you have on site going walkabouts. Lots of people watch your videos and maybe one “bad egg”. Hopefully too your enthusiasm at starting courgettes and tomatoes pays off, as it’s still a few weeks to last frost date.
Thanks Frances. That's the main thing we worry about living here and putting stuff on CZcams 😅 Can't wait to see where the garden is in a few months time!
Being able to do your laundry on site must be a game changer. It will be interesting to discover how much you can save. I am inspired by the Anker unit and will be taking a look. ❤
Great build! This will make your life so much easier. I don't know how cold it gets where you live...maybe insulating the shed is something you want to think about. To prevent damage caused by frozen water.
The top of the shed might be a good place to put a few cheap solar panels so you can charge the battery pack while it's in use, or being stored in the shed. They may help protect the roof a wee bit too.
Thanks Karl 😄 lucky for us Anker sent us some solar panels, which we have installed on the top 🎉 (if you watch the ad section in the middle of this video we show them in place)
Having the portable power unit will make life so much easier for you! Enjoyed your work today. Great score at the nursery.. items you can use over and over.
Love the laundry room. Nothing like throwing in a load or two or laundry and not have to wait at the laundrette. And those are hard to find in a small village in Italy. The green house shelves will really come in handy. Love the progress. Looking forward to your next video. Ciao from Italy.
Always a good time of year to get the hands in the dirt and plant! My dads tomatoes have gone. Mental, hope your veggies do too. Power station looks crazy, hope it works for you.
Great little laundry shed! Yes, you won't want it getting too hot in there, so the vents are good, but in the winter, when it gets really cold, you might need to keep the dryer warm. I used to have mine in the garage, and it just refused to work when the temperature dropped below zero. Might be the type of dryer, though, I'm not sure. Having those facilities on site will free up so much of your time. Thanks for another great video 😊
Great video update. It's a good idea to use all the leftover bits and pieces, and it will certainly save you money in the long term . Its a shame we are having some crazy weather lately, all the best Martin
The shot of Maggie next to the solar generator is probably the best promo-shot ever ❤
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Game changer not having drag your clothes off and wait for them!
Nice job using up your leftovers.
You two are so inspiring and enjoyable to watch.
Thanks Regina, so happy with how it turned out!
Whilst a new washer and dryer will not have been cheap, compared to using a launderette (Expensive), they will pay for themselves in no time. Plus you gain so much extra time (no trips to the Launderette) to develop your dream. Love seeing every little bit coming together, a new laundry room, a greenhouse, a garden, little projects that make a BIG difference, and soon a small house. Wishing you every success in your future endeavors. Love from Yorkshire.
Luckily for us iue washing machine was from our old house we sold to buy the land, we had stored it in our candle studio and the dryer was Jon's parents old one, so it was great we didn't have to buy anything 🎉
@@CampOutWest Wow even better, Nothing to be paid but everything to be gained.🤟
I really love how you guy's are not wasting anything and making very good use of it. A good example being set i feel. Keep up the good work and hopefully we are now through the worse of the rain now.
Such a good feeling using up all our off cuts and left over bits. Can't believe we can now wash our clothes on the land 🎉
@@CampOutWest it is but the smallest of thing's that gives the greatest pleasure. I remember when I no longer needed a launderette. The 7 miles to get there, the 1 hour of being there etc . 👍😁
Dirt (,muck) and mud is the reason farmers wear coveralls, and people before washing machines wore aprons and sleevecovers. Using a catch the dirt layer as your outer layer of clothes will save wear on your clothes and a lot of washing.
Do love a pair of overalls!
I still wear my pinny.x well done you pair I love watching you. From Cannock.xx
A moment of silence for the lost revenue for your local laundromat...
Followed by three hearty cheers for self-sufficiency, and using what you have on hand!
I don't always "keep up" with every video but I always enjoy watching you both solve problems and learn new things. God bless you from Connecticut, USA.
You kids are great! We enjoy watching you and admire your resourcefulness and work ethic. Thanks for allowing us to share your adventure. We are old enough to be your grandparents, btw, and have lived as you are now. May the LORD bless you and continue to protect and keep you.
Thank you so much ❤
The little laundry shed was a great idea to save money in the long run. AND you can wash Maggie’s blankets too. Saw the sign at the launderette about dog blankets. :( I understand where they are coming from, but still annoying.
Now, you might kick yourselves later that you didn’t build a covered porch for your shed. Then you can do laundry in all weather! Of course, you can always add that later to the front and enclose it too when you have the funds.
We sometimes used to use a outdoor laundry station by our candle studio and we used it once after someone had washed their dog blankets and our clothes sadly got COVERED 😅 maybe they should have dedicated dog/animal blanket washing machines instead 😍
Woohoo!🎉; Time and money saver, so great! And their little shed is so cute! ❤
The dog is eyeing up his new kennel! Nice build
🤣🤣🤣🤣 this made us laugh out loud. To be fair she quite liked it inside
I hope that people get inspiration from your use of your leftover materials/stuff…. Great work… the planning and thought is so evident as well as the skill! You are really impressive people! Anyone who can keep going through all 4 seasons in one day…. Very inspiring ! Love the progress!
Thanks Andrea ❤ the best feeling putting all our off cuts to good use.
Love that you are using all the left overs to make your laundry home.❤️❤️❤️
The most satisfying feeling 🙂
Thank God you are 2 hardworking individuals .. You are quite a GREAT TEAM. ❤ from Québec
What a game changer !
Now, you only have to find a way to make your own detergent so your washing experience will be totally free! I love the confidence you had! "We built a house, we can built a wee shed!" Well done! Wishing you some really good weather!
Oh we actually used 'soap nuts' a few years ago in our old house! I'd love to give that ago again 😄
It must feel like luxury being able to do the laundry on site. Chuffed for you
I absolutely love your channel. You use everything you make it less expensive. You young people really amaze me. You use your ingenuity and determination to achieve what you want and what you need.
Maggie is so inquisitive, and I love watching how she acts. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey! 👏 😊
Did U know U can make detergent from boiled down ivy leaves 😊
@@CampOutWest Ha! I came to recommend soap nuts! They are awesome and last so long. Great thing is they can be composted after.
That washer dryer shed place you knocked up was flipping brilliant, well done guys...🥰🇬🇧🐾🐾🧚🎃🎃🎃👍
great saving! great teamwork as usuel. unjoying your vids.
That's a cracking build, it really is lovely to see you working together and what a result!
Thanks Jose! Super happy with how it turned out 😃
Putting the old slab to use for the washing machine was a great idea and that was a lovely laundry cabin you made well done. Great that you can do it off grid so kind of Anker to send you their product as they are very expensive to buy. You are both looking so much happier and your green house is lovely and so glad you could purchase stuff from the people retiring at the garden nursery to use. We've had nothing but rain all week too. A lovely video and have a lovely week.
Thank you 💛 the slabs have been so useful! We have our chickens on top of another old slab on the land too, just means nothing can dig underneath them🥰
You can build a drying canopy using the same panels that are on the greenhouse. Can be a little taller than the washing machine house you just built. Leave a 1m gap around the sides at the bottom for air to go through.
On the most overcast, wettest days in December, a pair of jeans will be dry in 2 days. Sunny day and they are dry in 1.5 hours or less.
Use your tumble dryer for 10mins then to get the last bit of dampness out of them in winter if you need to.
I use this system in the Irish Midlands, with very similar weather to you.
It will free up the Anker for other things during construction.
Great project, I always look forward to the videos.
Great ideas Kevin, something to definitely look into, i have been hanging my wet weather gear in the greenhouse to a similar effect since we built it as i found my kit constantly wet was making it stink! We recently visited Ireland and loved it there.
@@CampOutWest You need to keep the sides very open. Learned this the hard way too!! 😁
He’s the man 💪🏻he can do it all literally kemon
Wel done guys
He's amazing 😍😍😍
@@CampOutWest wish I lived closer so I could help 😁. Yous are doing great
I would recommend putting a waterproof membrane under rubber matting as the joints tend to allow water/moisturiser underneath, which doesn't evaporate and will ruin the board underneath.
Great idea using all your bits and pieces to make your mini laundry Shame about the weather but that's why it's always lovely and green in Wales 😉
Great job you two. I can’t believe it’s been 2 years, you have put so much hard work into your project. Looking forward to the next video 🇦🇺
What a fantastic addition to the site - so accessible and using up so much stuff that was leftover. I know the hardware would have cost you a few pounds - and maybe the roofing felt - but a very big 'well done' on the laundry cabin! Here's to good weather for you and for the roof! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Jim! Luckily we had half the roofing felt left over from a previous job, so we only needed a little patch at the front, but I reckon all in all it cost us £100, which is amazing!
That was a brilliant idea. Not only will it save you money it will more importantly save you time. Everything is slowly coming together
Honestly, we couldn't believe when we worked it out how much we were paying each week 😅 the reality of trying to do this in the UK - we just don't get the weather to be able to dry your clothes outside haha!
Always a good time when Camp Out West uploads 😊 Had a tough few days mentally so this has made it worth the pain 😊
Hope you've been okay through the crazy weather the UK has had the last few days! Also those small greenhouses are amazing things, my mum has planted a few veggies and they've shot up!
Hope the grey clouds pass soon for you Josh 🙏 and some better days ahead ❤️ All ok here thanks, fingers crossed for some dryer days so we can progress with the build 🤞 the green house has been great to start our seeds off in, ready to move them outside 😊
@@CampOutWest They're easing thank you! It never ceases to amaze me how you can create anything out there on the land ❤️🙏
My 2nd Great Grandmother was born in Pembrokeshire Wales and left with her parents to travel to the USA when she was 6 weeks old back in 1855.
Hello john and Emily. I just finished watching your video I have been watching you all for about 2 years and but you are not to have carpentry skills.You're doing an awesome job?I look forward and watching your videos whenever I get notifications.So keep up the good work.Keep your head up and you're doing good
Well done indeed! Very brave , and its a very hard path to take ,but your love for each other will give you the strength you need ! Greetings from Moscow ! !
Great project this week! Having your laundry set up is going to be a game changer! Hopefully the sunshine will be with you and you can dry your washing for free! 😊
Thanks Lesley! Today we have our freshly washed bedding hanging on the washing line on the land, what a time to be alive 🎉🎉🎉
John has become so much better and more confident with building. Well done.
He is amazing 🥰
Your skills have improved so much since you started to work on the land. Enjoy watching your videos. Keep up the good work.
Thanks so much Adel!
I admire you two so much, I’m in my 50s and never really achieved much in my life so watching you two graft hard in all kinds of weather being totally brave and attempting most jobs really fills me with positivity and admiration
I log in and watch every episode and have from the very beginning,
You’re both so fearless and adorable,Maggie too.
Looking forward to many more episodes and adventures
Thanks WB 🥰 so kind of you to say! Thanks for watching and the support. It doesn't go un-noticed
"Waste not. Want not." It's great seeing all the old supplies get a new life. Cheers from FL, USA!
Such a stratifying feeling putting all the off-cuts to good use :)
New build home 😝 custom homestead made with love 😍 i cannot wait to visit you guys in the future!!
What a game-changer! I've had to take my clothes to the laundry mat as well..
Bummed your local greenhouse closed, but I'm glad they opened it up, and you were able to get the shelving you needed. Score.
All looks super good! Exciting.
💛 your Canadian West Coast friend, Colette :)
Looking forward to seeing great progress this summer!
Fingers crossed for sunshine and dry days heading our way 😊🤞
It's the small things that make such a difference. We were lucky to stay rent free in our friends 1865 cabin, which had electricity, a kitchen, and a toilet. But we had to drive to another friends to shower, and back to our house to use the laundry. It was so time consuming. Glad to be back in our house and have everything to hand again.
I'm so excited to see your progress.
The rubber mat is a brilliant idea. Never thought of that. Rock on!
Great video love the washer and dryer build..❤❤❤
I’ve had Anker stuff for years, it’s always been great quality, even back then, glad they’re still going strong.
Anker is an absolutely amazing brand. I have a powerbank from them 20,000mAh. 10 years old and still going strong
Thank you for another engaging video, made especially so because of your lovely personalities, positive mentality, and work ethic - and video making skills! Lee
Thanks Lee! 😃
A great time and money saving up grade and the rustic laundry room looks good too❤
you could add a couple of 425W solar panels onto the roof and feed the battery you have. At the moment they are very cheap to buy (less than £70 each). Would use the space up well especially as it's not overshadowed.
Wow, that's a great price! Luckily for us Anker sent us some solar panels which we have been putting on top (when it's not too windy haha) you can see them during the ad section in the middle of this video :)
Great to see yet more projects coming together. Will you make a temporary frame for the solar panels on the roof of the new wash-o-matic centre? Held on with some big spring clamps maybe?
We were looking at what we could do to make our solar panels more secure on the top. It the long run we want to install a solar array on the land, but for now your idea sounds great! Thanks 🙂
As there is alot of land area, you could keep an eye on a cheap huge green house (might be a programme for free ones) and keep it for when more active home area and other people can also get allotted space
Life made a little simpler! Great job!
Brilliant progress, guys. Never mind the cost-effective change. It's the change that makes all the difference to this site becoming your home, and it looks great for a small cost. Leftovers are just the best 😊❤ xx
Thanks Julie. Currently celebrating bring able to wash our bedding on the land and it's even dry enough to hang the sheets up to dry after! Bliss 🥰 xx
good show! you 2 are amazing. cheers from Canada🤠 You two make it look easy!😊
Thanks so much! Cheers for watching 😃
If you want to save battery/power with a washing machine, try preheating your water with propane etc. then feeding that into the machine set to a cool wash. That way you are not trying to heat the water from the battery.
Could not have been any more timely for me! Been fixing up an old shed with the hopes of moving my machines out of my kitchen and this keeps me motivated!!
I remember the days of living in a caravan and having to take our washing to the laundromat a couple of times a week (we had a baby). What a time consuming hassle it was. I have never taken my laundry for granted since then.
We were so lucky we had a launderette in the next village but so excited we won't have to spend time or money doing it now we have it on site 🥰
Amazing work well done! Washer dryer deffo game changer 🙌
Well done guys, nice job on the laundry build, pity the weather has slowed down the cabin build. Hopefully nicer weather on the way for you. keep up the great work there. Alan from Swansea.
Honestly, can't believe we have washing and drying facilities on the land. We are hoping the weather will improve soon 🤞 We bought all our roofing boards ready to finish the roof and 2 days of the material being on the land covered in waterproof tarps and they literally went black with mould (no idea how the water even got in, as we double wrapped them) but that was £400 wasted, so we don't want to risk doing the roof and buying more material until we know it's 100% dry 😅 but next week 🤞is looking good!
it is great to see how organized you two approach all your building projects, and how well it is functioning what you are building. I hope the rainy weather will change soon.
Great use of off cuts! I must admit I hoard all my off cuts as you never know when they’re be needed! Keep up the great job.
this is great, might have to put some matting and shingle down otherwise it might get a bit muddy in front come autumn/ winter time xx
How awesome is your new laundry, what a game changer that is in both time and money and I love that you up cycled all your timber and building scraps 10/10 for your planning and ingenuity. I can't forget the greenhouse either, the racks and shelves fit perfectly, I can't wait to see all your seedlings come up. As always, thanks for another brilliant episode and for taking us along on your journey 💙❤️🇦🇺✅️👍
How nice for you to have your own laundry again! Congratulations!
A little hint once you have completed the wash leave the door open alittle so mold cannot grow in washing machine. Also is good to keeping odours occuring
Here in the US we're always impatient nice to see you two manage your weather set backs
Boy! Reading some of these comments makes me so mad! Why are some of you so critical of these two hardworking young people?
From criticizing what they call their videos to what and how they build things! I think they are doing an amazing job and they have done so much. If you think you can do better put your own videos out there so even can critique them!
I think you two work so hard and work so well together. I throughly enjoy watching your videos and can’t wait to see what you will do next!
Keep up the good work! All the best from Vancouver Canada
Reminds me of one of the first rental properties where I lived and the washer was outside, when winter came it stopped working (I think because it was too cold and the feed was partially frozen - as when I moved it inside it started working).
That haul from the garden centre was brilliant! Lovely to see so much of their things going on to be reused - it’s all about sustainability and reuse. The little green house is great and the laundry cabin is fab! Brilliant video - keep up the amazing work!
Thanks Richie! Honestly, the garden centre was amazing! It's so satisfying knowing you can re-use something.
I absolutely enjoy and love your channel. You have made amazing strides in what you both are doing. You do things that most people will not do and that is reuse things and material that can be very useful. Maggie is the treasure that you have there on your property.She is so inquisitive. Thank you for sharing your amazing journey. I can hardly wait to see what is next.😊
So glad you all have laundry on site now. Thanks for sharing your build with us.
Thank you 😃 such a game changer!
You guys are so inspirational, the weather here in Wales has been almost constant rain. Love how you looked at your spend and solved your problem and used materials you already had on site to build your own laundry room.
All made in between the rain, well done. Looking forward to watching your next video as your home comes to life.
Xxx
Great use of all the leftover materials. Not only will you save the money on using the laundrymat but the fuel going to and from.....and the time. Anker really need to use Maggie in some of their advertising. A picture of her next to their different units would make them sell like hot cakes. You are really starting to put your mark on the property and should be proud. Cheers from Carol in Australia.
Your channel has really grown since the first episodes. Love keeping up with you guys.
Thanks Debbie, hard to believe so many people actually watch us each week 🥰
Even your washing station is a beautiful piece of work….what a great way to use up your surplus materials plus create a money & time saving facility for your site. Those power stations aren’t cheap at all so it was super good of Anker to help out….great job you two! Another brilliant episode & another step forwards. Hoping your getting on with the cabin, and look forward to your next video. Marcus
Fantastic job , you now have a laundry 🧺 room. Congratulations 🙌
Well done 👏 what a brilliant little laundry shed and your little greenhouse too 😊 xx
Thank you 😃 we are so happy with how they turned out! xx
Hopefully you’ll get a time of sunny days and we’ll see a clothesline being built. 😊 The onsite laundry will save time & money.
Congrats on another step forward 👍
Loving your laundry shack, it’ll save you loads of time and money. If you have any membrane left over, line your newly made staging shelves otherwise the ply will warp and split open when watering your plants and won’t last long. (The wood shelves that came with the plant staging are made of special ply that withstands watering)
Oh thanks for the tip cazzaa, good to know 😊
Nice, hope you get your 2 days in a row sunshine for the roof!
that's great work guys, well done! and super that you've used so much stuff that you already had.
Love the laundry! I hope you have a good CCTV and security system to prevent the loss of the expensive contents and any tools you have on site going walkabouts. Lots of people watch your videos and maybe one “bad egg”.
Hopefully too your enthusiasm at starting courgettes and tomatoes pays off, as it’s still a few weeks to last frost date.
Thanks Frances. That's the main thing we worry about living here and putting stuff on CZcams 😅 Can't wait to see where the garden is in a few months time!
Being able to do your laundry on site must be a game changer. It will be interesting to discover how much you can save. I am inspired by the Anker unit and will be taking a look. ❤
Wow - Pure Luxury - an tumble dryer Off Grid!!! 😊 Great vid guys - thank you ✌🌿
Such a wonderful time saver to not have to go to the laundromat! And a money saver, of course! Nicely done!
Keep cracking on. It’s looking good
Enjoy watching your videos. Lots of good ideas and I like how nothing is wasted and all is recycled. Ur doing an amazing job xx
Luxury! How wonderful that you were able to build that laundry shed from scraps you already had :-D
Such a lovely couple
Great build! This will make your life so much easier. I don't know how cold it gets where you live...maybe insulating the shed is something you want to think about. To prevent damage caused by frozen water.
The top of the shed might be a good place to put a few cheap solar panels so you can charge the battery pack while it's in use, or being stored in the shed. They may help protect the roof a wee bit too.
Thanks Karl 😄 lucky for us Anker sent us some solar panels, which we have installed on the top 🎉 (if you watch the ad section in the middle of this video we show them in place)
Great job, Jon and Emillie. Looks fantastic. So much time and money saved, not to mention the petrol for your car. Thank you.
Having the portable power unit will make life so much easier for you! Enjoyed your work today. Great score at the nursery.. items you can use over and over.
Your skills are getting so good!
The Anker is a game changer.
Bliss! Washing and drying on your own land 😊
You are so blessed to have such a handyman you both are amazing on how you are able to to be use all your resources on your land see you next week
You must be so thrilled to have laundry facilities at will! Great job
Love the laundry room. Nothing like throwing in a load or two or laundry and not have to wait at the laundrette. And those are hard to find in a small village in Italy. The green house shelves will really come in handy. Love the progress. Looking forward to your next video. Ciao from Italy.
Always a good time of year to get the hands in the dirt and plant! My dads tomatoes have gone. Mental, hope your veggies do too. Power station looks crazy, hope it works for you.
Every little thing you two build is adorable
Great little laundry shed! Yes, you won't want it getting too hot in there, so the vents are good, but in the winter, when it gets really cold, you might need to keep the dryer warm. I used to have mine in the garage, and it just refused to work when the temperature dropped below zero. Might be the type of dryer, though, I'm not sure. Having those facilities on site will free up so much of your time. Thanks for another great video 😊
Thrilled for you guys-- such a game-changer!
Never knew I'd be so excited to do washing 🤣
Great video update. It's a good idea to use all the leftover bits and pieces, and it will certainly save you money in the long term . Its a shame we are having some crazy weather lately, all the best Martin
Amazing
You have come such long way guys
You can now just put together anything you want
Love your laundry cubby
Ahh I love watching your videos. It’s like a reset to my nervous system! I’d love to be off grid, and one day I will 😁