What do you think about a laundry chute?

We also have no extra insulation for our utility room upstairs. Yes, you can hear the spinning now and then, especially in our case: the door often remains open, and since everything is open due to the gallery - and the utility room is right at the stairs. But I don't understand the problem. Is no noise allowed on the upper floor, and if so, why not, but it is allowed on the ground floor?

is already a costly matter, you just have to see if you really need it

Comparable to a new building, the 2 to 5 meters of KG pipe DN250 or DN300 as well as 3 clamps are almost negligible.
Without children in the house "nice to have", with several toddlers "must have".

I see the problem with a laundry chute that you don’t know when it’s time to do laundry. With a laundry basket, you can immediately see how much laundry is inside and when it’s time to wash.

I see the problem with a laundry chute that you don't even know when it's time,

Place a scale at the bottom and when a defined weight is exceeded, a light at the top goes on, which you guide through the chute with a cable

I would always describe it as a nice-to-have. Otherwise, all people living in apartments with the laundry room in the basement would already be suffering extremely.

When we moved, we immediately put such a mat under the washing machine.
You can hear it slightly with the door closed, but it’s not disturbing. Our child sleeps next door despite the running washing machine.

Maybe a bit off-topic, but the installer advised us against such a mat back then, as new machines don’t need it anymore.

His argument was that the rubber mat can give slightly and cause the washing machine to vibrate more than if it stood on a solid floor. If you hear it standing solidly on the floor, it is not properly aligned.