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Star-K Certification Kosher: -L.P. https://www.star-k.org/

The "K" icon represents the trademark of the supplier of the Ceran glass. -L.P. https://eurokera.com/cooking/

The two lower rack front corner anti-splash clips are missing. Likely this is a factor. LP

#1? The chart references 'retail' sales. A lot of appliances are sold to home builders and others, where a retail transaction is not involved. It would be more accurate to see total volume. >LP

"Gracious living only dies if we let it die" So True! We try as time & schedule allows, to prepare nice dinners and use dining room china, crystal and silver. On occasion, cloth napkins too. Beverly Bremer's silver shop in Atlanta advocates using your good things instead of just looking at...

I've used them and just as you've experienced, they work well. The price is nice! -LP

Here is a helpful link for the Whirlpool Everydrop filters. Videos too. http://everydropwater.com/Filters?filter=fridge

Mark, If the filter pops out when you pull the filter cover door open---it is Filter #1. EDR1RXD1. The filter has an exposed inlet and outlet stud with visible "O" rings. *If when you open the filter cover door, there is a cap that requires a 90 degree counter-clockwise turn to release and...

Curious about the wash tub. The cut-away view shows an outer liner. Just wondering what the purpose of that was? L.P.

MCM house. Check it out. Something special is in the kitchen! L.P. http:///www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/1602-8th-St-SE_Winter-Haven_FL_33880_M68823-07775#photo0

The model and serial tag should be visible behind the storage drawer at the left front of the range. L.P.

The difference between the two models; the higher priced model adds: *4th exhaust fan speed *sensor cooking *non-stick interior *LED lighting

Here's info: http://video.whirlpoolcorpsalesacademy.com/media/Optimal+Vibration+Control+Feature+%26+Benefits+-+Whirlpool+Front+Load+Laundry/1_z6ytmch6/24344122

Really not too bad for a washer that appears to be about 30 years old. L.P.

I think the K45 belonging to "RP2813" is a late 1950's or early 1960's vintage. The flared edge mixing bowl was in production at the time. L.P.

Suds-savers were advantageous for many where an adjacent laundry tub was available. *Primary markets were the mid-west, mid-atlantic and northeastern states. Homes with basements and laundry tub are common. Providing a no cost installation *Was a very modest upcharge from a non suds saving...

Regarding the 'oil' statement Google spontaneous combustion and clothes dryers

I'm thinking 1970, 71 or 72. Based on a couple of refrigerator and range styling clues: *TFF 24 sxs does not have woodgrain accented handles/dispenser trim. Also, more or less square GE emblem. Later models had the General Electric badge in an elongated style with walnut woodgrain accents...

Here is something from a manufacturer in Ohio: http://https//www.mustee.com/product-lines/laundry-utility-tubs/91.html

Yes it is a 2 piece agitator on the 3.5 cu. ft. basket model.