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I would’ve had that pile in the laundry room a lot quicker than it took to feed that system.
Probably, but not as much fun :)
I kinda of agree with that..
I think the speed of the system comes with throwing your laundry in as you use it
@@Will_DiGiorgio yea but this guy hoarded all his dirty laundry like a lazy fk lol
the idea is.. every time you take off a piece of clothing you send it down. not to let it build up in a hamper lol.
yea but with kids or teens that’ll never happen.
I like how you answer most of the haters with "yes It's a luxury item and I'm having fun with it".
I won't be getting this but it sure looks fun if you have the money
We have very different ideas of fun
@@mattfox7563 yeah people have preferences and enjoy different things it's kinda wild
@@Ricardoromero4444 u nasty w that wall boi
Right on. Thinking back on our decision to install this thing during our renovation, I think I would still do it. After a year's usage, it really is useful. Necessary? No.
This is exactly how this would go in my house.
No matter how easy.
No matter how convenient.
No matter how much “fun” a chore can be made…
Never… Ever…
Underestimate the potential for laziness or the power of, “I’ll do it later”.
Agree 100%
"But, where do the clothes go?..."
"up and out."
A basket is way more effective and economical at transporting loads of laundry. Having said that, this is pretty cool!
Until this portal is able to transport my laundry to another dimension, I'll leave my clothes on the floor.
As opposed to taking the 30 seconds to walk it to the laundry room 😂
30 seconds what if its elderly people they walk like snails 30 seconds is like 30 days lol tf or you think the whole world are under 30?
This only makes sense if the Shute is in the exact place you most commonly take off your clothes. Having it in the hallways is no different than having a laundry hamper in the hallway as you can clearly see.
Yeah - agreed. Ideally this would be in the bedrooms and baths. We went with a single port due to routing limitations and cost.
i could imagine having the chutes in all of the rooms and bathrooms would get very very pricey
@@restoringhope9022 if you don't mind me asking what did it cost for your setup?
@@restoringhope9022but Is this tube linked with the wash machine?
They could have put other entries into the system. Apparently they decided to be over the top, then cheap to not do it.
My friend told me they installed this in 4 bedrooms, this is a new product to me...
So they must not have wanted to run all the ducting somewhere because of cost... which is terrible.. you're installing something upwards of 10k or more, especially if a remodel... then cheap out like this is just.. disappointing.
Our laundry is located off of the garage. This is a problem for dirty shoes coming into the kitchen. Moving the laundry to the basement is a dream of mine. My dream is possible making space for better usage off of the garage.
Love it.
its all fun and games till the cat finds its way into it.
I foresee a clothing clog, a technician to fix it and a big repair bill.
Not yet after a year's use.
Seems to struggle with the larger items despite that this particular one is traveling down, not up.
It's got pretty good suction. Pulls it all down.
Maybe I'll get one. Makes sense for my home, since the laundry room is downstairs in the garage. I'd send the clothes down though as I used them.
Taking the basket down would have been a lot quicker.. But it's a cool device.
Maybe they could add a basket around the hole where a pile can just be dropped to get sucked in. (or one above it, with a funnel like feeder into the hole)
That would be pretty cool. Or we could just not let the laundry pile up :)
I thought the laundry jets point was to elimate the use of the basket.
Yeah - we let it build up sometimes.
Its very helpful for big and multiple floors housing
🤣🤣 nice demo but I’ll keep texting my kids to bring their laundry down or it doesn’t get done.
Awesome. My kids just ignore my texts.
@@restoringhope9022 ignore their dirty clothes
This looks dope! I would see it as more useful for throwing my old clothes after a shower. Not for a big pile. How does it fare with jeans?
After a shower makes a lot more sense. I think also this is great for someone that may have a disability.
Sucks the jeans right down. We have one unit centrally located due to cost and routing of the pipes. Ideally we'd have this in each bedroom and bath.
Does it come out clean at the other end?
I wish.
Just requested a quote for this for 4 chutes plus the return system. Since we have multiple teenagers, dogs who try to steal our laundry, and my wife and I are both bad about procrastinating due to work schedules this might be a viable option. Expensive, probably. But worth it in our home? Probably so.
Nice! Would love to see that setup when you're done. These things are not cheap though!
@@restoringhope9022 how much did yours cost?
Having that pile with that system at home proofs the laziness of the family!😂😂😂
At that point I would rather just carry the basket.
This makes allot of sense if you have a larger house with 4+ bedrooms, especially with kids or teenagers. And for all the people asking the same dumb question, you obviously don’t feed hampers of clothing into it all at once. Every time you want something washed it goes straight into the chute, duh.
Throw the basket away, then they will have to use the chute as there will be nowhere to pile the laundry up lol!
:)
Then it just ends up on the floor in a pile :)
My bedroom is 2 floors above my laundry room and the lower staircase is steep! I'm going to install this: not because it faster or slower than carrying them but because it's safer! I will install the one that goes in both directions. Cost about $3200
Where can I get one of these? Desperately want a laundry chute but never even heard of a laundry jet!!
Does the "Laundry Jet" also have a reverse gear so that the washed laundry arrives back upstairs in this way? :-)
yes, actually it does
Well you’re supposed to put your clothing in their after you take them off.. not pile it up and then put it all in at once..
All fun and games until one of your kids throws the cat threw it
That would be interesting.
That’s really nice. I wish I had one.
Maybe if your house was like 4 times larger than average home or something, otherwise I think most folks can walk that load there faster, plus if there are kids just feels like this feeds laziness, lack of thrifty habits, entitlement, etc.
That’s awesome. Do you mind me asking how expensive that was?
Why not put the basket at the other end and never have the pile to begin with? 🤔
Love how it clogs
If there is a laundry chute right there, why is there laundry on the floor? Lol. Was it not working ?
Usually because it’s pretty loud and we don’t like to run it at night when the kids are in bed. And also the kids are lazy and laundry still piles up in their rooms and bathroom.
I thought he did that as a demonstration
@@Emma_1114 I mean that only makes sense lol
Does it washes the clothes also and pops out washed clothes quickly? If not then not worth it...
Come on everyone.....just take the fucking basket your back in 1 minute.
🤣
while it's cute and all, just carrying the whole basket down is WAY faster.
If carrying it is inconvenient, a dumbwaiter is way more practical and you could also ship clean clothes UP
If a dumbwaiter is too expensive, a chute with a manual lid is faster and way cheaper (and you can turn it into a dumbwaiter in the future).
I don't think this is ever practical. Nifty though.
Unless it automatically sorts it all out, starts the washer, switches everything over to the dryer, automatically starts the dryer, automatically folds everything and puts it away,
it’s a colossal waste of money in my opinion. Does nothing but further enable laziness.
Well, I wouldn't go with colossal, but I would definitely classify it as a luxury item. And when something comes around that does all of what you asked, let me know because I'll be the first in line to buy it.
How’s this better than an old school
Laundry chute
From my understanding, old school laundry chutes are not allowed due to fire code.
hi if my landry room up 2 floors?
I MUST HAVE IT😍
So I'm a big dude on central vacuums, neat shit...
But at the stage of a huge ass pile of clothing, it would be FAR less energy spent just taking the damn basket to the washer and dryer....
Id at least color coordinate the dang pile as I'm putting it in... this bugs me to see such a thing not put to use, then gone to waste for the actual benefit of efficiency and time saving........
Lol
This honestly doesn't look like fun at all. It's extremely noisy. And simply carrying a full basket to the washing machine, would've been 10x faster.
Throwing your shirt in there as you walk by doesn't work either, cause you have to trigger a proximity sensor that activates am motor to painstakingly slowly open that little hole in the wall and then starts the jet figher noise, that wakes up the whole house.
So no wonder, why noone uses it the way it's supposed to.
Yeah - that is the biggest downside, IMO. It's very loud. But the way my house is constructed allows the sound to travel straight up. Old construction.
Seems like a useless contraption. It would take less time just to carry the basket down the stairs..😂
Definitely a luxury item and you could certainly carry the basket down the stairs, but where's the fun in that?
"But Where's the fun in that?" was exactly my thought watching a person bend over 50x stuffing one item at a time in a loud hole in the wall.^^
@@browski7655 😂
It looks really under powered.
It sucks.
It would be faster just to carry the basket down stairs
Maybe, but not as fun.
how large are the pipes? does it fit in a standard 2×4 interior nonload bearing wall? my load bearing walls are 2×6 but id like to not disturb them too much
Pipe is 6". We ran it down through two closets and then into the basement. I think you'd have to box it out in other applications. Not best suited for a retrofit, but new construction is ideal.
@@restoringhope9022 But still possible in a retrofit....? Regardless of if it's best or not... it's POSSIBLE, right?
Just seems like if you take your laundry to the laundry room every other day or so you really wouldn't need this. I call this a solution looking for a problem.
After a year of using it, I would much rather shoot the laundry through this than lug hampers down two flights of stairs.
But couldn’t you have just brought the laundry to the washer, cause you still have to move it from wherever it goes to the washer
I should have routed it right to the top of the washer so it drops right in :)
What if gets clogged?
Hasn't yet in over a year.
Что мешает потратить тоже самое время, чтобы отнести корзину вниз в прачечную и сэкономить кучу денег на оборудовании ?!
I got tired just watching that. Quite a workout. I'd pick up the basket and take it to the laundry room. Lot's less effort.
Not as fun!
I like it! Picasso
By the time you’ve fucked around with that you could’ve carried it down in a fraction of the time.
Might work on a commercial basis in places such as hotels, but at home no way would it ever give you ROI and you’d be forever having it cleaned/unblocked.
ROI? LOL.
@@restoringhope9022 return on investment
As cool as this is, it doesn’t look to save time. But if I had one in my bathroom there never would be a pile that large.
Yeah - not a huge time savings. But we didn't buy it for time savings.
Maybe if you didn’t put the dirty laundry in the basket and just threw it down the shoot you wouldn’t have to do all that. Tell everyone to put their own clothes down
you have to turn it on first though. It's kind of slow.
Why even fill up the hamper if you could just put in each item as it becomes dirty? Why even have a hamper?
Yeah - good question. It's noisy so we try not to run it sometimes.
It is quick just bring the bigger basket down
Quick enough.
Fun for kids but they will put toys in it...I'm not wasting my time with this as an adult...I would of just walked the clothes to the laundry room...way faster
The gravity chute thing you see in movies is more practical….and prob cheaper.
And what if the system gets jammed with cloths or clogged
Or the suction goes bad
It simply hasn't happened!
good for towels and wash rags and socks everything else ill bring it down myself
We just send it all.
Faster to carry down than use the jet
But not nearly as fun!
@@restoringhope9022 true
Couldn't just carry the laundry to the laundry room..??. Cheaper and faster..!! And now you gotta be careful if the cat was playing in the clothes....bye bye kitty..!!
lmfao
My cats might enjoy the ride.
Does this use a lot of power?
Here's the answer from LJ:
"No. the usual maximum timer setting of 20 seconds ensures all dirty clothes arrive in the laundry room in even the largest home, but is used intermittently when people undress or change bedding etc. Compared to a vacuum cleaner for example it uses substantially less power per week due to the relatively infrequent use. In normal use the Laundry Jet will just be taking a few items at a time as you discard them so will never be running for extended periods."
Looks like it has a problem with bigger clothes
Fits pretty much everything with the exception of heavy bedding.
Best chore ever
Im all the video's i never see jeans
Put jeans in
You could have loaded the washer at this rate
It goes pretty quick. Brining all that laundry down two flights of stairs would maybe shave some time, but wouldn't be as fun.
Why all that laundry there? Kinda defeats the purpose no?
Yeah - we kind let it build up sometimes.
Alright but hear me out..
Too slow lol I have a huge chute, I dump everything at once
What's the loud part is it the side on the laundry room or through out the house? Thank you
The vacuum unit is in the basement two floors down. It’s a straight shot so the sound carries.
@@restoringhope9022 ok got it. I had this concern and I was wondering if it's possible to soundproof this all around. Thanks for your response.
in the laundry room it is about 68 db for the plus model, and about 100 db for the pro model
@@BthoBitxD Great info thank you.
@@BthoBitxD holy shit that’s loud
fr?
How about in reverse?
They do sell a return unit.
you got some lazy household members, how hard is it to toss it in the hole?
Pure laziness
he's working harder now that he has it
So this was just a massive waste of money if everyone that lives there (except you) are so thoughtless and lazy. Something this easy to use and they are still not doing it? Yeah, that’s ridiculous.
Thats not how you use it, it supposed to avoid piles not make a pile then throw it in the chute lmao
You're right. It still doesn't prevent laziness.