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Thoughts on this? http://www.wbir.com/story/news/2015/06/05/ornl-is-creating-a-heat-less-clothes-dryer/28559813/

Not sure this is correct as I couldn't find a 900 either but did find a GSD900. Hope this is what you're looking for. http://www.hangingout.net/manuals/Web2-Dishwasher-GSD900.pdf

Ahhh...I never considered that the hose would already be primed from the last load. Makes sense now. Thank you!

I think this is the exact same transmission I have right now in my garage. I am moving and it will be tossed soon. Not much of a demand for it. Wasn't westinghouse and Frigidaire one and the same or am I wrong?

I was always curious about how the pumps primed themselves. Was a different pump used in these machines than in standard no suds return machines? I understand that the pump runs in reverse in some machines like the GE when agitating thus pumping water back through the drain hose. However from...

Ok. I was way off then. :) As Bernice on Designing Women would claim, "A little arterial flow problem."

I think the "light in the loafers" guy is actually attractive. Does anyone else think that Mom and Dad just don't seem like they would be a real couple? Mom looks older and more old fashioned in appearance.

We have one of these units on a boat. It's a 87 model. It is OK for weekend trips; few towels mainly. I have to wash king size sheets seperately to get a good cleaning. Spin speed is SLOW and an small basket means for low G forces. Everything is significantly wetter than our home front...

Roseanne washer change I recently saw an episode where a traveling salesman came to the Connor home and died while sitting at the kitchen table. At the beginning of the show Dan and Roseanne were talking about selling their washer with the busted agitator and no knobs. While they were waiting...

Second pic...this is the only markings I found on the tranny. Still has cardboard on the pulley. The cardboard box it was in disintegrated when opening the box.

My partner was cleaning out a workshop of his grand parents and found this transmission. His grandfather sold appliances but also serviced many different brands. Can anyone identify it? Think it would sell on E Bay or is it junk? The transmission turns freely in both directions and seems to...

This machine has not been used too much. We have the boat about 16 miles from our house so our clothing is done at home. We do towels and bedding there though. I can only wash one king sheet at a time. This machine is actually a 240 v so the dryer works while the washer is on with no...

I have a slightly older version of this machine, 1987 I think, on a houseboat. It is rarely used so in good condition still. It does OK washing but the spin is very slow. Clothing still has a good deal of water and dry times are long. This load is two pair of scrubs, a pair of jeans and a...

No to seeing any powder varieties. That was all I saw. Next time I go in that store I will look and even see where it was manufactured. But the store is on the other side of town and I am rarely over there so give me some time to get back with you ;)

A second one I found at the same store. Maybe someone else has seen these before but I never have.

Here is one I found at a discount store yesterday. I have never seen it before.

it's not messy... ...it's 'lived in' You know I tell my friends when they come over, "Sorry about the mess. But, well, I live here" I don't like filth. The house is clean, just maybe a little messy.

I am a home health care RN and I go into some really rural and poor areas. I was recently in a home that had both a wringer and and modern washer. The patients wife was using the wringer that day! We started talking about it (I usually find something to make small talk about when I go into a...

I have a Bosch Nexxt Washer and Dryer. I must say that balling up of sheets, quilts, blankets, etc is my number one complaint with these machines. It seems no matter what I do, I get a big ball of sheets or my quilt. The quilt is heavy and thick so drying other items seems to crowd the dryer...

I love it man! My favorite part is the backyard. Perfect for a small group of close friends for grilling and socializing.