In Florida they put the laundry appliances in the garage. This is considered completely normal. Actually using the garage for storing and working on vehicles - which would involve getting grease, brake dust, etc., on your waiting laundry and folding table - not so much. That happens in the driveway.
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01-26-2013, 01:47 PM #1
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01-26-2013, 02:04 PM #2
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If it's done right, laundry on the same floor as the bedrooms is a great idea. However, I have 2 friends who have both had water coming through the ceiling downstairs. Major pain. My 100 yr old house has the laundry in a utility room that used to be a back porch, just off the kitchen. Works fine for me. Except when the pipes freeze, it's not well insulated out there... There are all of 2 closets in the house, btw, both of them very very tiny, not even deep enough for a hanging rod. Seems like some houses these days have walk-in closets bigger than my bedroom!
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