If you live alone and are not responsible for anyone else's laundry, then yes.
If you are married with 6 kids, then no.
big dogs
300 cubic feet.
Seven cubic meters is equal to 9.156 cubic yards. Seven cubic meters is also equal to 275.2 cubic feet.
Cubic meters, cubic centimeters, cubic kilometers, etc., depending on how big the object is that you want to measure.
9x6x5=270 cubic millimeters.1000 cubic millimeters is a cubic centimeter
<B>Cubic feet and pounds are two totally different measurements. </B> Cubic feet measures space and not weight like pounds. So it really depends on the type (the weight) of the clothes which are going to fit into that space !! I found a website says how big your machine should be in terms of the weight of the clothes in pounds.... www.washing-machine-wizard.com/best-washing-machine.html Remember that weight of clothes is taken when the clothes are dry.
A big one
Go to a big box store that sells that sort of thing.
if your washer is big enough i guess you could, seems like it would get cleaner just by setting it up, wiping it off and rinsing with the water hose.
Big enough to contain about 1,556 gallons of water.
Go to a big box store that sells that sort of thing.
that depends on how big your washing mashine is. typically, you can put a lot of matrial in there as long as there is some room to get the soap into everything.
A 4.1 cubic foot range is more than enough to cook a large turkey.
no, in fact most plumbing codes require a 2" drain/trap for washing maching drain.
Five Cubic Feet should be sufficient for a family of six.
1 cubic meter is big enough to hold 264.17 gallons of liquid.
There should not be a problem. It is highly recommended that you use a 'pan' for the washing machine. This is a big fiberglass tray that can catch all the water if machine should break and spring a leak. It would also be important to insure that the floor is solid and that the vibrations don't drive you nuts!