A laundry corner with a front-load washer in a hillside ranch house laundry room with a water softener, seen from a low angle, the washer door catching the light.

San Diego County, San Diego

Washer repair in Solana Beach.

Wastewater in Solana Beach once went into private septic tanks or straight into the surf.

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What Solana Beach does
to a washer.

Collection sewers were built in 1950, and concern over water quality in San Elijo Lagoon led to a treatment plant built in 1965.

That plant, now the San Elijo Water Campus, discharges secondary-treated wastewater through an ocean outfall 1.5 miles offshore.

Sodium in the Santa Fe Irrigation District's water averaged 89.5 parts per million in 2025.

All of San Diego

On the water

When surge water comes in, the laundry on the lowest level is usually its first stop. Once floodwater has reached a washer's base, the motor, pump and control board have to be opened, dried and tested before it goes back on power, however clean the cabinet looks.

Seasonal houses

Owners who leave a house for the season are well advised to shut the washer's supply valves before they go, because a hose that fails in an empty house can run for days. Many property managers treat that shutoff as part of closing the house.

Small homes

Small homes put the washer wherever the plumbing reaches: a hall closet, a stacked pair beside the kitchen or a 24-inch compact under a counter. The drain often goes into a sink or a short standpipe, and a hose pushed too far down can siphon water out of the drum mid-cycle.