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If only they would here Of course fried food tastes great, but it ain't good for ya. I do watch my intake of it and actually I seldom ever fry anything. Many of us southerners have adopted healthier diets, but some just eat and do whatever probably like many other places. Well you get my...

Thanks for sharing the CL info Polkanut I may check that out if I can't seem to do any good here. Probably those little mom and Pop hardwares may know something. Hardware stores and independent lumber companies are getting more scarce everyday. And you already know why.

Hi Skip Gee thanks, I would love to see one.

Calorics I have seen quite a few of those around here back in the 50s' and 60s', built-ins and freestanding. I think that the gas company pushed them hard as they sponsored the 10pm newscast. But what really seemed big in my old neighborhood as a child was modern-maids, gas and electric. Some...

WP vacs Were these made for many years? I have heard of WP vacs, but never have I seen one nor knew when their existance was. Do you or anyone have a pic of one?

I don't know about that toggleswitch Of course no stove is safe completely. What I have seen down here in the south are a lot of people who like to deep-fry on the stove and don't pay attention before its too late. Happens every day in some part of the city no doubt. I use a presto fryer with...

The Cabrio does have an agitator No wash discs in this machine. Has a huge stainless steel tank and has all that roundness of the Maytag Nepture TL. I don't know why they came out with this one. Saw it at Lowes last week.

Line drying I would be thrilled to line dry clothes. But like everywhere else in America, its too easy to pop them into the dryer. I can't even find a clothes line (the umbrella style) anywhere here. Last one I saw anyone buy was about 16 years ago. I think line-dried clothes smell better and...

Nice stoves everbody And yours Scott is very clean and looks sharp with the pyrex on top. I always liked to see food cooking through glass. Here's why I like gas. Electrics have been the most popular for decades now, as gas seems to be a rarity in all but older homes. Electrics 1) Cleaner...

Hi Folks Not exactly new here-used to be David, but now am Mr. Tide (I luv the stuff!) Ok-first range was a GE drop-in in an apartment in Texas. It was just ok; next was a Magic Chef electric in a mobile home in Florida. Pretty good. A Frigidaire in another apartment, fine. A Speedy baker gas...