WASHERS/DRYERS Clause Samples

The WASHERS/DRYERS clause sets out the terms regarding the use, maintenance, and responsibility for washers and dryers within a property. It typically specifies whether these appliances are provided by the landlord or must be supplied by the tenant, and may outline who is responsible for repairs or replacement if they break down. This clause ensures both parties understand their obligations concerning laundry appliances, helping to prevent disputes over ownership, maintenance, or repair costs during the tenancy.
WASHERS/DRYERS. No heavy items including but not limited to: comforters, blankets, sleeping bags, throw rugs, bedspreads or down items may be laundered on premises. Lint trap must be cleaned out on a regular basis. Do not overstuff your washing machine. If it is found that damage to the appliance or water leakage/damage is done due to excessive lint, over stuffing, or any reasons mentioned tenant will be charged actual costs.
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WASHERS/DRYERS. All washers and/or dryers on the property, in units and in common areas are for the use of Resident households only. Guests may not use the washer or dryers. Resident may be responsible for paying the actual cost of cleaning and/or repairs if damage occurs to the machines as a result of carelessness, misuse or neglect by Residents or their guests. Cleaning with flammable materials or dyeing of clothes in washing machines is not allowed. No washers or clothes dryers of any type or size can be used or stored in the apartment. Only those apartments which are plumbed for washers and have proper building code compliant dryers are exempt from this rule.
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WASHERS/DRYERS. The Break Room is equipped with two front-load washers and dryers for Tenant's use in conjunction with their business (i.e. no personal laundry is allowed). Tenants are to provide their own detergent, (utilize only High Efficiency (“He”) detergent), and must remove their laundry from the machines as soon as possible. If a washer is filled with another's laundry at the end of the wash cycle, and it cannot be determined who the laundry belongs to, place the wet laundry in the nearest dryer and start the dry cycle. Never place wet laundry on the floor, counters or washer/dryers. Same rules apply for laundry left in the dryers. A business card magnet is provided for all tenants and it should be placed on the washer with laundry, then on the dryer as laundry moves, and finally on shelf facing when dry laundry is placed on the shelves.
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WASHERS/DRYERS. No heavy items including but not limited to: comforters, blankets, sleeping bags, throw rugs, bedspreads or down items may be laundered on premises. Tenant/guests must follow manufacture’s special maintenance and use instruction of the no vent dryer Electrolux Eied200qs: see attached use and care uide see addendum ▇. ▇▇▇▇ trap, filter system must be cleaned out on a regular basis as instructed. Do not overstuff your washing machine or dryer. If it is found that damage to the appliance or water leakage/damage is done due to excessive lint, over stuffing, or any reasons mentioned tenant will be charged actual costs. Also tenant will be held financially responsible for the repair or replacement of the washers and dryers if they fail to follow the maintenance and use instructions. Personal articles may not remain in the machines for more than 24 hours.
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