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- Mk_27903 years agoSeasoned NoviceClothes ironing
Additive option (softener)
Biodegradable additives (Eco Lifestyle compatible)
Verical load washing and dryer machine
Laundromat lot type
Gas fueled dryer machine - FriendlySimmers3 years agoSeasoned Ace@Mak27 what do you think of wringer washers in the games for players that wents to create an amish style family its also an off the grid style washer since its not automatic since it requires to be filled manualy and the sims have to turn on agitation and manualy start the pump to drain the wash water?
"friendlysimmers;c-18154065" wrote:
@Mak27 what do you think of wringer washers in the games for players that wents to create an amish style family its also an off the grid style washer since its not automatic since it requires to be filled manualy and the sims have to turn on agitation and manualy start the pump to drain the wash water?
I like off the grid stuff. I wish there was a way to keep the wet clothes from being in the rain, tho.- crocobaura3 years agoLegend
"Gamer_34567544;c-18154076" wrote:
"friendlysimmers;c-18154065" wrote:
@Mak27 what do you think of wringer washers in the games for players that wents to create an amish style family its also an off the grid style washer since its not automatic since it requires to be filled manualy and the sims have to turn on agitation and manualy start the pump to drain the wash water?
I like off the grid stuff. I wish there was a way to keep the wet clothes from being in the rain, tho.
You can put them on a porch and disguise the clothes stand with columns. - JanuaryGarnet083 years agoSeasoned AceWe already have a laundry pack? I feel lost here. There’s a swatch on the machines for coin operation-though it’s not functional in terms of costing simoleans, and we have the washtub for off the grid. Why would they “add” something we already have?
"Pamtastic72;c-18154104" wrote:
We already have a laundry pack? I feel lost here. There’s a swatch on the machines for coin operation-though it’s not functional in terms of costing simoleans, and we have the washtub for off the grid. Why would they “add” something we already have?
It's already available, although I suspect they can do more. I've seen an old fashioned washer that y wash stuff with by scrubbing... but instead of by hand, it's with a lever. Off the grid and not as back-breaking.- FriendlySimmers3 years agoSeasoned Ace
"Pamtastic72;c-18154104" wrote:
We already have a laundry pack? I feel lost here. There’s a swatch on the machines for coin operation-though it’s not functional in terms of costing simoleans, and we have the washtub for off the grid. Why would they “add” something we already have?
the point of this idea thread is to add more content to the laundry theme i like laundry day stuff pack but not much choice in term of washers and dryers if you compare to the sims3 that had diffrent model choices "friendlysimmers;c-18154119" wrote:
"Pamtastic72;c-18154104" wrote:
We already have a laundry pack? I feel lost here. There’s a swatch on the machines for coin operation-though it’s not functional in terms of costing simoleans, and we have the washtub for off the grid. Why would they “add” something we already have?
the point of this idea thread is to add more content to the laundry theme i like laundry day stuff pack but not much choice in term of washers and dryers if you compare to the sims3 that had diffrent model choices
Exactly. Can we also add more makeshift stuff, as well? I doubt an eco Sim would like the current washer and dryer, plus they consume more electricity than Vlad consumes blood.- JanuaryGarnet083 years agoSeasoned Ace
"Gamer_34567544;c-18154124" wrote:
"friendlysimmers;c-18154119" wrote:
"Pamtastic72;c-18154104" wrote:
We already have a laundry pack? I feel lost here. There’s a swatch on the machines for coin operation-though it’s not functional in terms of costing simoleans, and we have the washtub for off the grid. Why would they “add” something we already have?
the point of this idea thread is to add more content to the laundry theme i like laundry day stuff pack but not much choice in term of washers and dryers if you compare to the sims3 that had diffrent model choices
Exactly. Can we also add more makeshift stuff, as well? I doubt an eco Sim would like the current washer and dryer, plus they consume more electricity than Vlad consumes blood.
But...we have the washtub as an eco option. I still don't understand why anyone thinks they would spend time and money to make a pack they already made. It doesn't make sense. "Pamtastic72;c-18154131" wrote:
"Gamer_34567544;c-18154124" wrote:
"friendlysimmers;c-18154119" wrote:
"Pamtastic72;c-18154104" wrote:
We already have a laundry pack? I feel lost here. There’s a swatch on the machines for coin operation-though it’s not functional in terms of costing simoleans, and we have the washtub for off the grid. Why would they “add” something we already have?
the point of this idea thread is to add more content to the laundry theme i like laundry day stuff pack but not much choice in term of washers and dryers if you compare to the sims3 that had diffrent model choices
Exactly. Can we also add more makeshift stuff, as well? I doubt an eco Sim would like the current washer and dryer, plus they consume more electricity than Vlad consumes blood.
But...we have the washtub as an eco option. I still don't understand why anyone thinks they would spend time and money to make a pack they already made. It doesn't make sense.
My idea was more so you can craft it with eco parts, but anyways. We used to have three different washers and dryers in 3. We could add different soaps to enhance how clean the stuff is, or even add a laundromat. There are things they could've done but didn't . :smile:
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