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wishes for an enjoyable experiennce with the "new" m You are most welcome, John. Glad someone got the machine who will truly appreciate it. Wish I could be there for your "Norge" weekend. :) Have a great time with the machines!!!

testing Hey Washer111, I don't recall actually officially "testing" the Maytag RR other than using them in my rather harsh manner as daily drivers. If I recall I posted some pictures around Thanksgiving showing a "Bob Load." I think that was the one where I got chastised from some members...

bias Nice altering/greatly expanding your one line posting, tomturbomatic, after I had printed a response. Etching is a chemical process of metal ions being pulled from the glass matrix itself by the alkaline detergents. An eighteen minute wash is somewhat short compared to other brands of the...

of course you don't Most AW members are interested in sharing their appliances finds with others and not dealing with some members lack of emotional maturation. Jon, thank you for sharing your "find" with us. A beautiful machine!!!

bias Some members are jealous and can't stand it when others give positive comments on dishwashers other than their favorite. The Maytag is simply a better engineered and performing machine than the pedestrian Whirlpools. They are a premiums machine and not everyone could afford the Maytag...

good news Glad you got it, John!! Barry

Seller claims its just out of the box http://knoxville.craigslist.org/atq/5210601897.html

Brady Bunch Green Whirlpool Washer http://knoxville.craigslist.org/app/5201955110.html

1954 http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBWY8qLIbCQ

Alice has been cooking on a Thermador!! http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/app/5187854441.html

wonderful machines! Yes. 1969 was the beginning of the Maytag RR. Great performers, quality built and engineered to be a premium machine. The engineers started from scratch and challenged the preexisting dishwasher design paradigms of the day. No wonder they are so popular with the AW.org...

birthday By the way, Phil. On your AW profile, you have MCM (Roman Numerals for 1900) listed as the year of your birth. Let me be the first to tell you do quite well for a 115 year old!!! :)

Phil. I don't know if you get many thanks for all your hard work in finding and posting vintage items for AW.org. If you don't you should. And if people do thank you then let me thank you some more!! You're the BEST!! Barry

Philco http://nashville.craigslist.org/zip/5199816460.html

thanks Thanks, Christine. I wonder why Wisk removed it from our geographic markets? Maybe the distribution cost are too high to send it to areas where it is a slow seller. Whatever the reason, I wish we could get it back on the shelves!