The shared laundry room was, for example, what led to my very first contact with my neighbors. The very first week, a neighbor complained that I hadn’t wiped water from the rubber band around the door of the washing machine and gave me a long lecture about the rules for using the shared washing machine and tumbler.
I am in switzerland and exactly the same thing happened to me.
(I’m saying this just to lend credence to apartment block politics being a real thing.)
I’ve actually made the opposite experience of one commenter.
Once I tried to wash clothes in a hurry, hung them to dry and didn’t get to take them down for half a day or so. I then found my clothes neatly folded on the washing machine.
Felt bad that somebody did my duties, and I wasn’t even able to thank them and apologize. Because the new Waschplan is no Waschplan at all – pure anarchy!
I am in switzerland and exactly the same thing happened to me.
(I’m saying this just to lend credence to apartment block politics being a real thing.)
More laundry stories.
I’ve actually made the opposite experience of one commenter.
Once I tried to wash clothes in a hurry, hung them to dry and didn’t get to take them down for half a day or so. I then found my clothes neatly folded on the washing machine.
Felt bad that somebody did my duties, and I wasn’t even able to thank them and apologize. Because the new Waschplan is no Waschplan at all – pure anarchy!