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lorimarie
AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
Member since 5/05 3753 total posts
Name: Lori
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High Ranch owners
Our laundry room is literally a closet and I can't stand it any longer. Its unfortunately shares a wall with the garage so we can't go out into the garage for more space.
Anyone else have this problem or do you have your LR someplace else.....
signed, lost in the laundry pile
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Posted 10/27/09 5:39 PM |
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Lyssa
LIF Zygote
Member since 10/09 29 total posts
Name: Lyssa
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Re: High Ranch owners
My laundry room is in with the burner and water heater, so mine is tight too. I feel your pain. I have converted 1 of my garages into a playroom for the kids so I can't go into the garage either. I have just learned to accept the dungeon I call a laundry room.
Sorry...no good ideas here.
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Posted 10/27/09 5:48 PM |
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jgl
Love my little boys!!!
Member since 8/07 7060 total posts
Name: g
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Re: High Ranch owners
do you have a basement? my parents have it in the basement
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Posted 10/27/09 7:29 PM |
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MrsKelly
just hangin' around...
Member since 11/06 6305 total posts
Name: Krista
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Re: High Ranch owners
high ranches don't have basements we have our washer and dryer in a teeny room with the hot water heater and heating... thing. we have gas heat so i don't know what it's called it is so tight in there and a pita. plus i'd love to paint but don't see how with those fixtures in there. sooo annoying.
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Posted 10/27/09 7:50 PM |
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CunningOne
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Re: High Ranch owners
You've seen mine, right? Oh wait, the downstairs isn't finished yet But we're on our way
But it's downstairs against the back wall with the furnace. Closed room with a door. It used to share the space with the hot water heater too, but we put in a tankless water heater, so we gained some room too not having that big water heater in there too.
It's tight! Very tight. With the front loaders, when the doors are open, you can't fit in with them. Makes for some interesting contortions while doing laundry!
My saving grace is that we have the bedroom / guest room / office room down there that we keep three white bins in for the dirty laundry. Helps keep some sort of laundry sanity...
ETA: I know your downstairs well. Where is your furnace and/or hot water heater?
Message edited 10/27/2009 9:42:09 PM.
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Posted 10/27/09 9:41 PM |
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KittyGags
LIF Adult
Member since 7/09 5614 total posts
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Re: High Ranch owners
My mother has a high ranch as a rental house. The W/D are in a little room that is behind the garage...its literally JUST big enough to hold the W/D.
Also, we took half our garage for a bigger laundry room...we never garage our cars anyway...sooooooo oh well!
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Posted 10/27/09 11:08 PM |
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Christine
2nd verse same as the 1st
Member since 5/05 15287 total posts
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Re: High Ranch owners
Is there an upstairs closet you can bump out to make a small laundry room or at least give you a bigger area? Near a bathroom or something so you don't have mess with really major plumbing?
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Posted 10/28/09 9:15 AM |
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JldDolphin
Member since 1/07 6929 total posts
Name: Jen
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Re: High Ranch owners
I have a Hi-Ranch. This is our laundry/utility room. It's big enough, but it could be bigger. We can't expand anywhere either, because our Family Room is on the other side. But we will paint it and fix it up the best way we can.
Link
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Posted 10/28/09 10:25 AM |
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JDubs
different, not less
Member since 7/09 13160 total posts
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Re: High Ranch owners
i grew up in a high ranch.... the laundry room was attached through our downstairs bathroom. it wasn't super tiny but not huge either. i guess you could say the room was placed in the back of the garage (the way it is layed out).
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Posted 10/28/09 1:48 PM |
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lorimarie
AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!
Member since 5/05 3753 total posts
Name: Lori
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Re: High Ranch owners
Ours is right when you walk in from the 2 car garage on te left. On the right is a double door closet. I guess we could swap the two but then we lose access to the storage space under the stairs.
I love the house but the storage situation is really lousy.
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Posted 10/28/09 4:27 PM |
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cindy104
This is my "Baby"
Member since 6/08 1522 total posts
Name: Cindy
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Re: High Ranch owners
We have a high ranch and our laundry is actually a very nice size.
When you enter the house and walk down the stairs, you walk into the laundry room. Ahead of you is another door (which goes to our tenants' place...he has the back part of the house and just the front left side of the house on the lower level) If you walk to the right you continue through the laundry room and then enter another room which is a den/office/extra room right now Then you enter the garage off that room.
I'm not sure if this makes sense and if you can vision it, but the laundry room is pretty much under the stairs that go up and then extra room to it as well.
I can take pictures if you'd like, let me know.
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Posted 10/28/09 10:00 PM |
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dapnkap
Our 3 angels
Member since 7/07 4824 total posts
Name: Karen
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Re: High Ranch owners
I have an in-line high ranch and my laundry room is next to the garage (inside the house). It's not large, but a decent size and I have the washer and dryer next to each other and enough room to fit a sink (although I don't have one). I would love some cabinets above the units and sometimes I wish I had a countertop on top.
I guess the room is like 8x6.
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Posted 10/29/09 3:37 PM |
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HotAir
LIF Toddler
Member since 8/09 391 total posts
Name: Lisa
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Re: High Ranch owners
Is that true that high ranches don't have basements? I thought some of the group homes I ran were high ranches and they both have basements.
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Posted 10/29/09 8:55 PM |
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