1953 Frigidaire WO65 Brand new (thanks Rich "trainguy")
1969 Miele 412S
1988 Miele W1065 (X2)
1992 Miele W1918
1998 Miele W1986
1957 matching Speed Queen washer and dryer model A-18 and dryer 105
4 more Speed Queen washers- (60s & 70s)
-A49, A53, A59, A-78
3 SQ dryers 60s
Kenmore washer 57
Frigidaire WO-65 Unimatic
Frigidaire Rollermatic 68
Frigidaire Filtrator 55
1958 GE filter-flo in PINK
1951 GE AW5B6 (first belt drive)
Maytag A806 76
Inglis Wringer 58
Maytag Wringer N2LPS
Speed Queen Wringer A91P (1964)
Maytag Halo of Heat Dryer DE407
1957 Matching Kelvinator set Do All Dials
and some other borderline vintage machines but nonetheless fun.
2004 Whirlpool Calypso
What are your dream machines yet to be found?
I need to stop this addiction NOW
What are your earliest and favorite appliance memories?
-When I grew up, we had a late 60s Inglis washer and a Maytag Halo of heat dryer.. Anyway, a kind neighbor lady always let me come over and help her do laundry with her Speed Queen pair. I was hooked instantly. I loved how differently it worked in comparison to the Inglis. It was kind of an antithesis of what I was used to. It had the solid tub, stainless steel. Throwing the water up and out the top vs. neutral drain and rather slow spin. The unique sound of the timer escapement marking every minute of the cycle also impressed me.
Another favorite memory I have is helping my grandmother do her laundry with her 58 Inglis wringer washer (which I inherited). That was fun putting the clothes throught the wringer, rinsing them in the laundry tub, and putting them through again and hanging the clothes on the clothesline. She taught me how to properly iron everything
Have you ever worked on, repaired and/or restored any major appliances?
