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The offensive little beast...

My nomination is the Roper single arm POS that is installed in the furnished apartment I am in having newly relocated to Fort McMurray, Alberta. I guess things wash OK on the bottom rack, but everything on the top is still dirty, or encrusted with bits of food, necessitating a lot of pre...

The pic I am referring to

Those GE ads from the late 1950s I suspect were neat (Picture of the Day 28 May 07). Two points, the turquoise fridge has a foot pedal to open the door, which my parents 1958 GE fridge also had. We had that relic in our basement until about five years ago when it finally expired. It was...

Great washer but I recall it went through at least three agitators in ten years, they wore out where the metal contacted the plastic or whatever they were made out of. In the end it still worked fine but leaked water somewhere, not a good thing when you have a main floor laundry room.

This is the 1968 Inglis, my Mum had one just like it, believe she bought it at Eatons just before we moved from Edmonton to Montreal, along with a piano, to save the provincial sales tax

Were there any other washing machine manufacturers other than Inglis Canada that assigned names to the various models in their line ups. My Mum had a 1958 Inglis "Royale" set, the washer survived until 1968 and the dryer until the late 1970s. The former was replaced by a 1968 Inglis "Sterling"...

Fooling around with my Dad this morning trying to get the main wash dispenser cover cup on my parents 1994 YKUDA230YWI to open-it appears locked shut in the closed position. How do you access the mechanism, from the front via the decorator panel, or does the whole double cup detergent dispenser...