Should We Move the Washer and Dryer Out of Our Bedroom?

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Asked By CleverCactus42 On

My boyfriend and I are in the process of buying a house we really love, but we're facing a bit of a dilemma. The washer and dryer are located in our master bedroom, separate from the closet. His friend, who is going to be living with us for a while, is hesitant about using our space for laundry. We're wondering how much it would cost to move the washer and dryer to the other side of the wall into the extra living room, and possibly build a new closet around them. What do you think?

4 Answers

Answered By HomeRenovator99 On

That sounds like a lot of hassle and expense for someone who's just living with you temporarily. If your boyfriend’s friend doesn't want to use your space, why not just suggest using a laundromat instead? It's probably easier than a big renovation right now!

CleverCactus42 -

Yeah, we don't really want the washer and dryer in our room either. Besides, he would be chipping in for the renovation, so we thought it might be wise to fix this issue sooner rather than later.

Answered By RealTalkJoe On

Honestly, I would advise against letting that friend move in at all. Bringing in a roommate can complicate things a lot more than you'd expect!

Answered By DIYDude123 On

It's definitely a good idea to get an estimate from a contractor or plumber. Even if you have a roommate, you might want to think long-term about where you want the washer and dryer. A good plan could save you money in the long run!

Answered By PlumbingPro24 On

You really should think about moving them to a more functional space. Even though moving them just to the other side of the wall might be cheaper, consider whether the living room is the best spot. A garage could be more practical. You’ll also need to ensure proper ventilation for the dryer, so keep that in mind when planning!

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