Recent content by sudsman

Those are from the days washers had class And they all tried to out do each other. Would sure love to see some of those days again.

That is why no one detergent can make everyone happy Some like more suds, some like less suds . some more fragrance some less. and on and on. Also just cause a detergent works well in one washer does not mean it will in another place. I have see laundrys across the street from each other...

they really have kicked and beaten poor Lady Kenmore and bur And I for one think it will come back to haunt them! guess Lady Kenmore will have to learn a new language now. very very dishearting to me.

Everything you would to know about l g commerical machines they are trying really hard to sell use several machines. http://www.lg.com/global/commerciallaundry/eng/product/giantc/washer.jsp

Sams Has a nice hotel style bath towel that fits your descripiton to a T

The only thing that is the matter It is NOT bolted down right. or one of the bolts are comming loose. Happens quite often to commerical machines, They have to be checked every year

There is also a washer with it about 3 photos down not sure about the make of the washer but is a 4 pocket slide out model

The ironer in the "mangler" Was a 5 roll Baker Perkins and was much much larger. cannot say for sure but think that is a single roll D'Hooge about 1935 it is a steam model.

Baking soda work it in vacuum it out will pull it out and with no odor let dry for a day it does it job well.

No Longer any accepted standard temperature for hospital wor CDC no longer uses 160 for a standard washing temp. They have guidelines for temps as low as 120 depending upon the chemicals used. Most hospital Laundry Managers as myself still use 140 as a min, temp. that coupled with alkali and...

Sudssuds A hot break formula is used on heavy soil and blood work. We use akali and start right off with hot water and nothing sets in, It also saves time as using 2 or 3 warm water flushes takes longer and waste more water. And it is not any harder on the linen in the long run than adding...

Limey I am a Laundry Manager NOT a maintaince man. I dont worrry about spider corrsion. in fact in almost 50 years in the laundry I have NEVER had it happen. I have much more important things to worry with.. Budgets that are cut almost every mo. The cost of supplies which increased last mo...

Tom Not uncommon for our tap water to make 105 or more in the summer.. in those months I HAVE to use the hot break formula on Blood work I have no other choice.

Tom Did not mean you at all..

Exactly what I think too. He who stir up old shit make big stink!