would you like other choices in term of washers and dryers in the sims4?

Neutral about the appliances but I 100% want more choice of clotheslines.

Maybe even, forgive me for the audacity, a drying rack you can place inside.

"happyopi;c-17544074" wrote:
Neutral about the appliances but I 100% want more choice of clotheslines.

Maybe even, forgive me for the audacity, a drying rack you can place inside.

no need to worry @happyopi i respect your decision and you add a good point as well

I'll take any other kind of washer/dryer for a variety of options. 50 toilets, 40 picnic tables, 1 washer/dryer option. Sims logic.

> @happyopi said:
> Neutral about the appliances but I 100% want more choice of clotheslines.
>
> Maybe even, forgive me for the audacity, a drying rack you can place inside.

I tried giving my sims the clothesline thats in game and they wont even use it. They just place the sopping wet clothes on the ground, I cant even interact with it. I wish they'd make decoration items that could be functional, actually functional.
Totally agree with the indoor drying rack, they have those in deco but it would be rad if they were usable.

"aaronrulz;c-17544564" wrote:
I'll take any other kind of washer/dryer for a variety of options. 50 toilets, 40 picnic tables, 1 washer/dryer option. Sims logic.

any particular model or design in mind for the washer dryer you would like to see in the sims4 @aaronrulz ?

@friendlysimmers Not really, just more options. Maybe a standard top load washer with matching dryer for standard/cheaper homes and then maybe a fancy washer/dryer that's really expensive for more high priced homes. I feel the ones we are given in the game are in between those options.

@aaronrulz something like these front load https://i.imgur.com/mN8v7A7.jpg that can go near 3000$ depending on the model and cycle offred?

I would like more options but I'd also really like something like a clothesline so Sims can dry their clothes outside and without using electricity

I love the pic of the old fashioned wringer style washer...I'll take that one please. :)

Yes. Unless I'm in a very small, rural store that sells all sorts of merchandise (and in one particular farm store I do a lot of business with, that is pretty much what they have--one very basic Roper washer, and a single model of a basic Roper dryer); you will typically see several different types of washers and dryers at any store carrying appliances. With Eco Living, I can see the choice between gas and electric having an effect on bills; as well as vintage, top load, and wringer styles.

I know Laundry Stuff ain't the most popular pack, and sometimes, it's a headache to make room for a laundry room (in most premade houses, I typically either add a basement, or ditch a bedroom to fit it).