In Sweden we have laundry rooms in every apartment building. They're free to use for the tenants, as part of building services. That's why you won't find a laundromat anywhere in Sweden.
Is this socialism? Discuss.
P.S. Many people have washers/driers in their apartments anyway. And if you own a house, you obviously have a private laundry room.
Everyone dog person wash their dog poop carpet in these
Tenants are getting a service that is bundled with their rent. It is not Socialism.
negerboka tvättpass
Betalar hellre i en tvättomat utan att någon jävel tar min maskin och klagar som en transvestit och ställer upp massa skit.
So you're paying more bills so that Aisha and her 15 children can do their laundry all day? That sounds like communism.
Snow countries have snow solutions.
Swedish laundry culture is cucked. I’ll take a non-Jewish laundromat over this cucked shit any day. It results in awkward neutered circumstances and unnecessary drama.
Is this socialism? Discuss.
around here apartment buildings often form corporate entities of some kind, those laundry rooms are not paid by tax funds but by shareholders
I have washing machine. It was around 100€ when I bought it 5 years ago.
Every apartment I've lived in you need to pay for using them
This. All of this adds to your own bills. The state already takes his 60% mob cut on your salary. Then tax you 21% for everything else.
If the state was taking a 5-10% cut then yes.
sharing a washing machine with people not in your direct family
You have to reserve the room, of course. Usually this is done digitally these days, rendering the room inaccessible to anyone who hasn't reserved. I think you'll find more "analog" trust-based systems in older buildings, but they're increasingly rare.
They're obviously not tax-funded.
they're free until they're not
you will learn this lesson sooner or later
yurocuck socialism might be comfy when there's money to thrown around, but is just a way to weaken the individual
that's why you get free laundry, and niggers flooding your country and raping your women
Buy a washing machine and drier. They're not expensive.
there's nothing wrong with socialism, as long as everyone is white.
But then no because FBPB
I have a washer and dryer in my closet. I would never fucking share a washer, that's just fucking gross.
Just put a fucking washing machine in your bathroom how hard can it be
I have one but its easier to ask my mom to do the laundry
You should also mention that this is one of the most common conflict points between tenants. I have never personally had issues with laundry rooms, but I am glad that I have my own washing machine and dryer now.
I used to live in a rowhouse area where they had something equivalent to an HOA based laundry facility, not only did you have to pre-book like a tranny but they’d also charge you, and there were only two machines for 1200 residents. What’s even more cucked is that everybody had washing machines but nobody used them at home because of how high water bill was. When I studied in Florence as an exchange student, I just went to laundromat without drama or booking and there were like 30 machines available, and paid like 2-3 euro, and no drama or tranny booking. Many people may be opposed to paying as part of laundromat, I get it, it appears quite kikey, but it’s just hella lot more efficient and cuts through the bs.
Sweden sure does sound like an outright AWFUL country to live in.
First bost pest bost?
it takes 30 sec to load your stinky clothes, washing agent, and press a button
In BR we have laundry rooms in every apartment. You furnish it with your own landry machine, maybe a drier if you're so inclined. Anyone can use and you just need to pay the electricity and water.
Why would you fags share this shit with strangers? You guys are so underprepared for becoming Brazil.
I suppose you'd never use a laundromat or hotel laundry services or similar, then.
I have one now, but in my previous residence, nobody used personal washing machine because water bills were so high.
Serious question what’s it like not having a home washer and dryer?
I am not drunk I swear.
In japane fehus with large breasts are free to use for the tentacles.
It is socialism because what if I wanted to get extra money from my tenants but the socialisy norms say I can't
Black people would put rocks in them if they got them for free because they'd want to get all the value out of it.
oh right, russians still don't use socks..
I just bring my dirty laundry when I visit mom. Call me Neetanyahu
what?
Fuck no. Plus I throw my stuff in the washer and leave. I have shit to do besides sitting around in a laundromat.
russians use footwraps instead of socks and therefore don't know what de-linting socks is
Why didn't you serve in the military? Are you pidor? Woman? Show tits.
Based.
I came to Sweden on a Saturday and couldn't buy beer. Nothing you say will ever make that acceptable.
Plus I throw my stuff in the washer and leave. I have shit to do besides sitting around in a laundromat.
What? You don't have to sit in the laundry room dude. The machines are automatic.
you have lint in your socks?
I won't defend that. I don't really drink but I do think beer, wine and spirits should be sold as it is normally sold in other countries. It would be much better.
Imagine the smell. And I'm sure everyone has to pay the electricity/water bill for that
Many of the landry rooms use personal locks that you attach so that no one else can enter while laundry is ongoing, and you can go do something else. It feels pretty bad that this is required, but here we are.
most apartment complexes in USA charge $$ for laundry
bruh we have reached peak virtue signaling that people think having washers and dryers in apartment buildings is socialism.
you mean that thing that every apartment complex has had for the last hundred years?
It smells like detergent and lint. A very nostalgic smell for me. Reminds me of doing laundry with my ex girlfriend in our previous apartment building. Now I am alone. It's not the same without her carefully folding my t-shirts.
Is this socialism? Discuss.
Yes. Using a public washing machine would be unthinkable here in Russia.
Yeah but you are not washing your clothes with Ebba and Bjorn. You are doing it with poo's nowadays.
pay the electricity/water bill
the spot electricity price here is 1 cent/kwh right now and water is so cheap that a pipe leaking hundreds of thousands of liters a day isn't worth investigating
I went back to Denmark. The Danes know what a Scotsman needs.
I've never lived in the same building as non-whites. And frankly, I don't think I would.
Not where I have ever lived.
When I lived in ghetto apartment, we had shared coin operated washers and dryers. Once when I came to pick up my clothes from the dryer, I found somebody put shit in it. I will accept nothing less than my own washer and dryer thank you very much
1 cent/kwh
Fuck off? It's 25.73p here in the UK with a 53p daily standing charge before you even use anything.
yes
I also shit in my fabric diapers and then wash it in your washing machine achmed
go home
You even get negative prices certain times of day here (you get "paid" to use it), depending on where you live. We're quite energy-rich in parts of the country.
Kys diaperfag
100 öre = 1 SEK = 0.10 USD btw
free to use
lol
you're paying for the whole thing
I guarantee you, you'd pay less if you could opt out, buy one yourself and use that one, electrical bills and all, assuming you don't have a dozen kids or something
We have a lot more people so two washing machines in one build kit wouldn’t be enough
if you can privately own them then it's not socialism
it is if you are not allowed to own one and are forced to use the communal one by law
They're not free to use, the tenants are paying for them in the rent.
I would rather have extra storage lockers or bicycle parking than a laundry room.
Like you said you can just have a washing machine in you apartment, they're not that big nor expensive.
When using a shared washing machine you have to stick around to unload it when it's done.
I normally set my washing machine in the morning with a 9 hour time delay so it finishes just when I come home, and when I come home late or forget to unload it it's still not a big deal.
how is paying for things socialism?
I would rather have extra storage lockers or bicycle parking than a laundry room.
Of course, apartment buildings tend to have these things as well.
Is this socialism?
Is it tax funded? Are you paying for the laundry machines of people outside your building? If no then no, it's not.
But I would rather not wash my clothes in the same machine as everyone else, thank you very much.
I've got a nice Miele washing machine, so I doubt these industrial machines are much better.
I doubt these industrial machines are much better.
Of course they're much better. Consumer goods and industrial goods have completely different robustness-properties.
I mean in terms of their washing performance.
Also Miele are fucking tanks, ze germans know how to make a washing machine.
They weigh over 90 kilos and are designed to last at least 20 years even if you wash clothes every day.
Many of the landry rooms use personal locks that you attach so that no one else can enter while laundry is ongoing
You mean you lock the whole room or just the machine you're using?
Either case I would occasionally forget and leave it locked for 2 or 3 days.
In my apartment I leave the laundry basket in the middle of my kitchen so when I cook dinner I remember I had laundry to hang out to dry (I like to combine those tasks).
You mean you lock the whole room or just the machine you're using?
He means the room. That I've seen, it's usually digital and you unlock the door with your personal tag.
I leave the laundry basket in the middle of my kitchen
Yeah that's super gross btw. Tell me, do Dutch people have their washing machines in the kitchen like the Brits do?
Space is always limited in an apartment building so it's a trade-off: share 20 m2 of laundry room with 10 people or give everyone 2 m2 (6 m3) extra storage.
I would go for the extra storage even if it means losing some space inside the apartment to a personal washing machine (the size of one cabinet).
They also aren't real countries when you look at their population size. More like overly glorified city states. Nothing they do is comparable to real countries.
In the US apartments have laundry machines you pay for, and smart people buy service keys to use them for free
I meant the empty basket.
The basket normally lives in a different room where I also hang my clothes to dry, when it's full I take it to the kitchen for washing and leave the basket there as a reminder and because I will it to take the clean laundry back for drying.
Yes, my washing machine is in my kitchen because only the bathroom and the kitchen have water and sewage connections, and my bathroom isn't big enough because it was build in the 1930's when washing machines weren't common yet.
Swedish bro, I have a question. Your food culture with fish is detrimental on people with high blood pressure. Do people that can't have salt just not eat salty fish?
this. same in switzerland rentals. advantage: best large pro level MIELE machines and always a properly connected dryer present, too. disadvantage: can't do it inside your own four walls. some are coin operated and there's occasional trouble among tenents when the odd outgroup member uses the 'boil' program three times a day.
i pay 3 bucks to do laundry at my apartment in my building, id say 75 percent of apartments in america come with a washer and dryer already in the apartment.