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		<title>Honey, Where Did You Put the Washer?</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:56:22 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Anne &#38; Gary</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Something we discovered during the tear&#45;out phase of our renovation was the original location of the laundry. The first picture shows our hall before tear&#45;out.&#160;&#160; The doors to the right enclosed a broom closet. The next picture shows the hall after tear&#45;out. It turns out that the broom closet contained a laundry drain (which you [...]]]></description>
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Something we discovered during the tear&#45;out phase of our renovation was the original location of the laundry.
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The first picture shows our hall before tear&#45;out.&nbsp;&nbsp; The doors to the  right enclosed a broom closet.
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The next picture shows the hall after tear&#45;out.
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It turns out that the broom closet contained a laundry drain (which  you can see at lower right corner) and an outlet midway up the wall. &nbsp;&nbsp;   This  washer location was most likely the original! &nbsp;&nbsp;   Perhaps the dryer was to the left?
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Interestingly, we had contemplated putting the laundry in this exact spot but decided it wouldn&#39;t have worked.
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If we had only known!
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Where else has the washer been?  &nbsp;&nbsp;   After the hall location, it apparently was moved to the basement.  &nbsp;&nbsp;  It was probably there for many years.
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The couple we bought our home from moved the laundry back upstairs into a bedroom they converted into a sort of second bath/laundry.
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When we moved in, we put the used washer/dryer we bought back in the basement!
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Finally, we ultimately re&#45;worked the bedroom conversion into our master bath/dressing area/laundry.
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The spot for our washer/dryer is shown in the third picture, just to the right of the shelves.
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We left our old washer/dryer in the basement for extra&#45;large or extra&#45;dirty loads.
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Consequently, we will have the best of both worlds!
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