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Last one. This shows that those who don't have gas available for cooking CAN have a freestanding Chambers. I don't know how rare they are(believe they're extremely rare),but until I stumbled across these pictures,I had only heard of them,but had never seen one. I only knew about the electric...

And yet another.

Another picture.

Here's more pics.

Yes,that's a storage area to the right of the oven. And if you'd look at the first picture,you'll see their famous slogan(altered for electricity)that says "COOKS WITH THE FUEL TURNED OFF". I'll have more pictures later. I found these pics sometime ago on eBay.

Many people thought ONLY the built-ins and drop-ins were available in electric as well as gas.

Here's another picture for the unbelievers(No,it's NOT a conversion).

Most people believe that Chambers only manufactured freestanding gas ranges.These pictures prove them wrong. Here is the rare 1960s Chambers Imperial Majesty ELECTRIC range.

Thanks. We had a 1983 D&M made Kenmore portable(three level wash arms,water heat) that hadn't been used in several years.My dad thought the old dishwasher wasted water and that we weren't dirtying enough dishes to run it often enough(3 adults in household,hand wash pots and pans)and he refused...

Thanks. We had a 1983 D&M made Kenmore portable(three level wash arms,water heat) that hadn't been used in several years.My dad thought the old dishwasher wasted water and that we weren't dirtying enough dishes to run it often enough(3 adults in household,hand wash pots and pans)and he refused...

May be looking to purchase a new portable dishwasher in the future and wanted to find out opinions as to which is the better model of the two machines listed above. Both have mechanical controls.

Wanted to find out your opinions on this. Had a 1983 Kenmore portable(three level wash arms,water heat) that hadn't been used in several years.My dad thought the old dishwasher wasted water and that we weren't dirtying enough dishes to run it often enough,didn't clean well,and had a leak around...

I'm a strong proponent of gas but I hate to say it- I do believe that gas is on its way out in this country as a fuel in the home for cooking. Am I correct?

I hate electric dryers! In the 1960s we had one(a Firestone) and it took forever to dry clothes. Since then I have used electric dryers on occasion and they are still slow! Not to mention that you can't tell when they are heating up.I agree with jasonl on the sound of the burner igniting...

I had the same question and I may have answered it. Just how important are those fabric care label dryer temp recommendations? We have a 1982 Kenmore Heavy Duty Plus 110.87170800 gas dryer(small door). Dryer only has 1 temp and air. It has 2 automatic cycles, Cotton/Sturdy and Permanent Press...

Gas oven built before 1960. Some Caloric gas cooktops had controls built into the base cabinets like GE.

Gas oven built before 1960. Some Caloric gas cooktops had controls built into the base cabinets like GE.

The dryer was a 5600 watt 220 volt dryer,and NO,it wasn't miswired for 110 volts.

When I was a kid in the Sixties we had a Firestone electric dryer and a Philco-Bendix washer. The dryer was nothing fancy,just a white box with a red 120 min. timer knob on top. There was no console. It had the unusual feature of having the element wrapped around the entire drum The reason we...