here is a basic list of my appliance's i have at the cabin in 110.volt & 12.volt items .I have cut my appliance's down to the basic items for living full time in the cabin to help save wear & tear on the battery bank for future use in the place . 110.volt power Fulcum sunlight lamp Mircowave Oven Induction single burner Cooktop Zorjirushi Bread machine Hair Rv combo washer & dryer 2 Sliced Toaster Tankless hot water.The hot water heater is only used for the shower & washing dish in the sink .The cloth's are washed in cold water only Radio & Scanner unit 12.volt items Ipad charger Cell phone Charger High pressure rv water pump for the shower and washer & dryer & sink Tailgater single speed blender for making the morning & evening protein smoothie's shake's 3.2.Cu.ft RV Fridge for the kitchen Engel 80.qt sized freezer for cold food storage 24.inch color flat screen LCD tv DVD player Air filtering system for cycling of the fresh air in the cabin Red & Blue Led night light"s for use as need Led kitchen overhead light Led kitchen sink light Led light for bedroom area Led light for reading in bed Led light bar for the living room area Led light bar for the bathroom area Led light bar for the storage area I also have a small Sailboat style Gas grill for cooking outdoor's and i also have a small honda EU3000 Gas powered Generator for also help charging the battery bank The Engel 80.qt freezer was a add on to the bank to help with the cold food storage at the place to use it as need . The ipad is the only computer base system i have in the place along with not having a internet or cable or sat tv in the place
Cool stuff Do you have a link to/for the mfg of the combo waher & dryer. I haven't seen too many here in the US - popular overseas...
DKR... Look in the RV Industry.... They are fairly common there. I have one, that came from an RV, that works pretty well, for small loads. It is in storage, at the moment, waiting for the Retirement Cabin, to be built.
Spendide RV 7100 XC washer & dryer model it use 110 volt electricaly make sure it a ventless model for the place
Have ya'll seen the 12v powered wash boards and the 12v powered close line dryers? Heck in the old daye they were mostly alcohol powered.
