Laundry

pocket (murphy) doors to laundry from hall (& closet/bath)

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Drying thing

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Elevated machines with cabinets. Aging in place

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Mesh doors

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Pull out "drawer" for hanging clothes to dry.

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Would we rather have another rack that folds out or one that drops from ceiling? We have volume on our side.

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An idea for drying rack. Not sure it's better than what we have, though.

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Pull out drying rack. Love it.

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With doors closed. Problem would be where to “hold” stuff or hang dry.

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Gives you a work surface that doesn’t look like a laundry

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I like the doors that can close in front of the washer/dryer. Also, nice to have somewhere to hang things.

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Laundry basket storage. We may not need it for plastic baskets, if we move the laundry near our closet, but a place for hampers might be good. Perhaps get them out of the bedroom entirely.

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Compact sink. Also consider type of dryer.12. Consider Ventilation When Choosing a Dryer Energy efficiency isn’t the only important consideration when choosing a new dryer — you’ll also want to know if it requires ventilation. Heat-pump dryers are the most efficient style and don’t need venting, making them suitable for apartments or laundry areas in the middle of the home. Condenser dryers are fairly energy-efficient and likewise don’t require venting. However, they do produce a small amount of moisture when running, so they can’t be installed inside a cupboard to create a hidden laundry. Traditional vented dryers are less energy-efficient. They also need to be installed in a well-ventilated laundry or ducted outside. If they aren’t, mold can develop on your laundry room walls.

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Check out the drying rack that folds out. Rather than barn doors, perhaps something that "rolls in" for best use of space. I think I have an IG photo that I can include for reference.

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