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2) It's been a long time since I've had to use apartment washers, but I would not have bat an eyelash at using three washers if I wanted three.
Leaving your laundry unattended was at your own risk. Which is not to say people would steal it. It was to say, no one is waiting for you to come back an empty a dryer or move a load from washer and dryer.
None of this is mitigated by 60 people sharing three washers. It actually exacerbates it. Some households do a load a day or more. If a load "only" takes 45 minutes that means at best case scenario you get under 90 cycles a day between three units in a 24 hour period but realistically most most people are trying to get their laundry in within a 45 cycles or less a day period. That's makes for a shitton of getting in line or making a lifestyle of "fuggit, I'm headed to the laundromat".
If etiquette has changed and you don't touch other people's shit and lines mean nothing for a shared washer and dryer then I would be in the going to the laundromat lot and would treat the apartment as having no washer and dryer in terms amenities.
(I also wash everything in one load once a week nowadays but I run it through two cycles.
water waste be damned soap doesn't get out in one load. I damp dry and hang everything in the basement for a week before returning it to the closet, putting my clothes on a two week cycle. Summer clothes and winter clothes being swapped at as the weather gives. When I was part of a "we" the other part had a gazillion rules for loads and drying and ironing I don't know what else. I gave up and only did my laundry. I never did figure out the rules, even if I have the patience to run six or ten load a week. I mean laundry is the best chore over. You do nothing but you have an excuse to do nothing. "Can't x right now. Doing laundry." Remus West and I used to get in a game of HoMM3 every week because I had do laundry.)
