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Gary the Vanilla Butter nut is a flavoring extract. You should be able to find this at your grocery in the baking aisle. I'm going to bake this cake too. Always looking for a special recipe! Thanks!

Tide w/Bleach liquid has an opaque white measuring cap. The blue color detergent contrasts nicely against the suggested measurement marks noted in the cap. I transfer this cap to the other versions with the blue caps where it is very difficult see the lines.

Whirlpool discontinued production of the standard tub p/c in February '10.

Nope it is really a Whirlpool washer from the early 90's.

Bob in the early 80's there were lesser featured(plain racks, non multi-orbit spray arm) full electronic models that had plastic consoles......unlike the heavy chrome on the 2500, 2600 & 2800. Bottom-line there was a myriad of offerings at the time.

The 2500 came out in '79 or '80

The news didn't mention the rescue of W C Woods freezer manufacturing in Ohio. http://www.toledoonthemove.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=435339

by a Chemistry Student. This landed in my email. Perhaps others have read this as it said to be circulating of late. Anyway, for your enjoyment: Hell Explained by a Chemistry Student The following is an actual question given on a University of Washington midterm. The answer by one student...

Yes it is a Kenmore iron; model 80589. Sorry for the fuzzy picture.

This inexpensive $30 iron from Sears works really well. Lots and lots of steam and the sharpest creases yet. Includes a 10 foot cord and a 2 year replacement warranty.

Ben this is a wonderful restoration. Congrats! One thing that always amazes and intrigues me with the Unimatic is the drive motor behavior. What I'm referring to is that when the mechanism shifts into spin, it sounds (and appears by the dimming of the timer dial light) that during the...

It is a White Westinghouse with a horizontal wash pump-motor. Spray arm & tower water distribution.

Kenny check the entire length of the plastic tubing from the tub air dome to the machine control board. Look for kinks or damaged tubing. Additionally, make sure the end of the drain hose does not extend more than 6-8" down the drain standpipe to avoid siphoning. This will trigger the long...

For some additional perspective, Whirlpool has manufactured well over 90 million direct-drive washers since their introduction in the early 1980's.

Here is some interesting analysis and discussion at the link: http://www.disastersafety.org/text.asp?id=washing_machines

Another area to investigate is the suction line--heat exchanger. If the capillary line has separated from the suction line this can cause temperature problems. When this failure occurs, the suction line generally gets quite cold along its length back to the compressor. It will then sweat and...

Tom the hard compressed tablets are not recommended for short dishwashing cycles. There is a chance that it would not fully dissolve. The "pac" type with the water soluble starch film seems to go into solution faster. Neat dispenser there Robert!

Presto Immersible perc or Sunbeam vacuum pot depending on the mood. Enjoy both equally and prefer them to drip coffeemakers. Got my folks a new-in-box GE perc from Ebay, just like we had when I was a kid. They love it. Thew were tired of buying new drip coffeemakers every 2 years or so. It has...

Tom my machine has the newer "HE" or Resource Saver wash system with the alternating wash arms & low temperature wash. From start to finish w/dry; depending on how dirty the load is, the Smart Wash cycle runs 120 to 160 minutes w/125f incoming water. The water use is quite low at about 4 to 5...

Out of curiosity to experience the performance of no phosphate detergent, I picked up a box of inexpensive grocery store brand powder. It has enzymes, but no phosphates. Surprisingly, it has been doing quite well with really dirty dishes; including dried-on & cooked/baked-on soil. Everything is...