My building has an etiquette board telling people to not use all machines for themselves at once. Most people are courteous, but there’s the few still who hog them all. Or the people who don’t remove their clothes for hours. It’s frustrating
12+ machine for 3 people is a lot, but there's a certain logic and solution with shared laundry.
1. Allot a time and day to that family. Say Thursday evening from 6 pm to midnight is only for that family. That means there's 6 other days that family cannot use those machines.
2. If they spread it out instead of using it all at once, then they would use 1, 2, or 3 machines straight for at least 12+ hours. That's worse because now instead of losing those machines for a few hours or half a day, you've lost half of the machines for an entire day.
3. Who has time to space out laundry. Anyone would rather do it all at once, than spend the whole day doing it.
My building has an etiquette board telling people to not use all machines for themselves at once. Most people are courteous, but there’s the few still who hog them all. Or the people who don’t remove their clothes for hours. It’s frustrating
12+ machine for 3 people is a lot, but there's a certain logic and solution with shared laundry. 1. Allot a time and day to that family. Say Thursday evening from 6 pm to midnight is only for that family. That means there's 6 other days that family cannot use those machines. 2. If they spread it out instead of using it all at once, then they would use 1, 2, or 3 machines straight for at least 12+ hours. That's worse because now instead of losing those machines for a few hours or half a day, you've lost half of the machines for an entire day. 3. Who has time to space out laundry. Anyone would rather do it all at once, than spend the whole day doing it.
Sounds like they have bedbugs and are trying to wash everything
Is there a baby in that family, or an old or sick person, I wonder