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My uneducated guess would be a Whirlpool.

Foam can be produced without a pump. It's called too much detergent.

Looks like a headache to me. It doesn't make sense to make foam in a FL. The demo another YT channel had, it wasn't that foamy.

I guess I should choose my word more carefully, but your right. I have noticed that in every episode I have seen, somebody very close passed away, and it went downhill from there.

I don't know how people live like that either. I couldn't fathom not being able to throw trash away (not being able to part with it). What makes it worse, is when something breaks ex: stove,dishwasher,plumbing(you see where I'm going with this), they can't get it fixed, which adds more crap...

Believe it or not, they can't let go of anything(even the dirt on the dishes), seriously. It's not about the effort of putting dishes in the dishwasher, and when the light comes on (in their head) the clean the dishes, they can't get to the dishwasher for all the clutter.

Update It is safe to use in a FL. I used the rinse cycle to freshen up a shirt (that was clean) and suds appear. It's works great, but use an extra rinse in a front loader.

Is that a Butler's Kit that's in the front? I also think it's from two different Kirby's.

Yes sir, it is! Thank you, I was talking about the Arizona disaster. I'm glad to hear it was taken care of. But sad about what happened.

Speaking of that What ever became of the Trailer Disaster?

I thought those had a fitting that went on the door with a flexible dryer vent hose, to exhaust it outside or wherever.

My Lg, I can pause the wash and can open the door it uses so little water. Your looks great.

So your saying Viking in Canada is a re-badged Whirlpool?

If that's a Viking I have a Bosch disguised as a Whirlpool in my kitchen. I could sell it for cheap! Ha Ha!!!!

I heard that people were encouraged to get rid of the mercury as well as the ozone lamps in washers and dryers. That's what I heard, I don't know if it's true or not, so I was asking.

Not many around Are these the ones that people got rid of because of the mercury on the lids that regulated the water level?

Please! Post the pics when it's done, and ready to show off.

It's a yellow Brady Bunch washer.

I think that is a Whirlpool BD from the '70.

I was fooled!!! I was ticked when I first got my LG washer and it took forever to fill with water, and only 2 rinses. I also thought all FL had built in heaters. After the shock, it cleaned better than my DD that was on it's last leg. My DD is still in the shed if the LG craps out.