Washing clothes. My Actifit Report Card: February 25 2025

Okay I'm in the Philippines and where I'm at the water supply is limited to sat the least. We get running water maybe 4 hours a day. I hear it's usually 8 but I think a pipe broke.

Anyways the place in building doesn't have running water it's jump a manual pumpwell... At least for now. And only solar electricity.

So what do you do with limited water and electricity? Well fancy washing machines right work and doing it by hand. No thank you.

But today I got a neat semi automatic washing machine.

The washing and spin dry is automatic but adding the water and draining the water? That's manual.

On the plus side the washing machine cost about $50 HBD. Compared to typical Canadian washing machines that's less than the delivery fee.

That's the only itself and it is super basic.

Add water manually. Add clothes. Add soap. Turn on wash timer. Then turn switch to drain. Repeat to do a rinse cycle. Turn switch to drain. Move clothes up the spin cycle to get them dry. Then hang to dry.

Now I overloaded the machine. Note to self don't put in to much.

But it still all worked.

So was that my exercise for the day? Not that much of it. I walked to tidy up the job sure because the either didn't come today. Then I had fun learning a new washing machine.

The washing machine took better pictures.

So that's it for today.

Until tomorrow
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