That old drooling bastard got to be old for a reason.
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Mines on the left so I’m right
washer on the right. Now if I can just remember why I came in this room..........
the dryer goes on the side where the vent is, left or right.
Washer on the left and dryer on the right. I have push button light switches in my home and some push up for on and some push down because I never really cared as long as it came on and it keeps the kids guessing.
BTW does the water in the toilet really swirl the opposite way below the equator?
BTW does the water in the toilet really swirl the opposite way below the equator?
If they are top-loading it really doesn't matter. I've seen and lived with both setups.
If you have a front loader, they are typically setup with doors that open opposite directions, so you don't block the washer with the dryer door, and visa versa. In those units you almost always see the washer on the left and the dryer on the right, because that's how most front loader doors seem setup to open.
Historically front loaders were more of a European thing, while top-loaders were more popular in the US. I never even saw a front loader until I went to the UK as a teenager in the 70s. I think it probably had to do with the fact that they had smaller spaces to work with and typically had to stack them vertically, which obviously doesn't work with top-loading.
If you have a front loader, they are typically setup with doors that open opposite directions, so you don't block the washer with the dryer door, and visa versa. In those units you almost always see the washer on the left and the dryer on the right, because that's how most front loader doors seem setup to open.
Historically front loaders were more of a European thing, while top-loaders were more popular in the US. I never even saw a front loader until I went to the UK as a teenager in the 70s. I think it probably had to do with the fact that they had smaller spaces to work with and typically had to stack them vertically, which obviously doesn't work with top-loading.
I've never noticed....not my territory
Washer on the left, always. Unless your into 40 cal or other weird crap like that.
