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Old 06-01-2024, 07:47   #31
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Re: Anyone Have Experience with AliExpress Washing Machines?

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A condensing dryer isn't automatically bad, but it needs to be one of the (hard to find in small enough sizes) heat pump condensing dryers, not a traditional condensing unit. The traditional condensing units use cold water as the condensing medium and are therefore wasteful. The heat pump units don't do that. Of course, a good vented unit will often be the best option when it's possible to use one.
Well, that’s exactly what I wrote. But when a dryer is called a condensing dryer, it isn’t a heat pump unit because they call those heat pump units… even though it’s a form of a condensing dryer
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Thanks, that might work, but cats are unfortunately more weight affected than monohulls.

How heavy is it?
Its 12kgs, so small outboard weight. We could go into towns every week, but if we are away holiday sailing that's quite a faff. This solves the problem and since the majority of the time we are away sailing in the summer, final drying on the guard rails easy enough.

I don't know how much water it takes because we have used a hose pipe so far, but perhaps 10 - 12L a wash. A spare 25L water container would do a couple of washes.

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Re: Anyone Have Experience with AliExpress Washing Machines?

You can buy here DAEWOO MINI washing machine from European importer.
They send worldwide by UPS.

https://outlet.allergoedkoopst.com/s...ashing-drying/


https://outlet.allergoedkoopst.com/s...shing-machine/
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You can buy here DAEWOO MINI washing machine from European importer.
They send worldwide by UPS.

https://outlet.allergoedkoopst.com/s...ashing-drying/


https://outlet.allergoedkoopst.com/s...shing-machine/
Should hope so for that price. 995 Euros
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Re: Anyone Have Experience with AliExpress Washing Machines?

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I have had the Winia combo now on my monohull for 2 years and love it. It runs so well I bought a few of them for my RV and cabin. Works just fine with a $100 inverter from Amazon also. As previous comments, I would agree the dryer function is just so-so and I use it sparingly just because of the water usage (it's water cooled on the drying setting). I have two units still brand new in the box here in Texas if you're interested.
Do you still have a Winia unit available? I am interested in buying one. I am also in Texas next week (Dallas though).
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Nonsense, AliExpress is one of the largest companies in the world. I think your problem is that it is a Chinese company.
Hear, hear..
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Re: Anyone Have Experience with AliExpress Washing Machines?

We have used 2 Daewoo wall-mounted washers. The 1st one lasted approx 3 years before the main bearing failed. It was used quite hard because I was working and washing work clothes. We decided to try again, without establishing the cause of the bearing failure, because we don't have space for a standing cabinet type.

The 2nd Daewoo has lasted about 7 years, perhaps because we are cruising in the tropics with limited clothing. But, just by strange coincidence, the main bearing started complaining, just today. Knowing the symptoms, I don't expect it to last more than a few months longer. This time, I might try to take it to a back street repair shop to replace the main bearing. It's not something I'm confident to attempt.

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