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It does a super job on dirty jeans as I should know, every spring working in the yard my jeans get really dirty and the whirlpool does a great job in getting out the dirt.

It looks like it is made by Galanz. Have a single door in the shed and it has worked well even in very high summer temps. Keeps things cold. Doug

I would go with the direct drive Whirlpool or the Roper(made by Whirlpool). They are the most dependable and very easy to fix if something goes wrong (if you are handy). I have a dd Whirlpool and it is super dependable and has a very large tub. But its all up to you. Doug

I remember a laundromat in Damariscotta ME that had the Hoyt laundry equipement from the early 70's. They were fun to watch as some people would put too much detergent in them and they would go into spin with suds galore. Oh the memories.

What a great set, glad that that they were saved. Enjoy them and have fun with them. Doug

Robert, just have to say you are so creative, that video was great and so informative. Just love the other guests in the film as they made it a bit more special with their comments. Great job. Doug

I still have 2 carry cool AC's, one a GE 5800 btu unit and a Hotpoint 5000 btu unit. They are called into service when the central AC unit breaks down. I also bring a carry cool unit when we go to our vacation home for the bedroom unit. They both work well and I keep them clean. Doug

Hi All, I have been watching Knots Landing on Plex and noticed that most of the kitchen appliances are from GE. But the dishwashers all seem to be from Magic Chef from what I see. The Kenmore washer that Karen and Sid have are Kenmore picture window models which at the beginning are coppertone...

Just looked again as I still have the exact same egg bin, so it is a Whirlpool fridge. Doug

I think it is a Whirlpool fridge from the early to mid 70's. Looks very familiar to the one we had growing up. The door design looks very similar to the one we had. Doug

Ben, all I have to say is that you are super talented in the restoration of this washer. You really should pat yourself on the back for the time and effort to get this machine up and running again. My hats off to you. Doug

Guy, My 2 cents on this machine, get it. it looks to be from the late 60's to the early 70,s based on the controls of the machine and backsplash. Whirlpool made a great dishwasher at this time and this being a topload it is a rare one. Go for it and enjoy it. Doug

I would be interested in getting this from you, if you would let me know the cost of shipping it to northern NJ Let me know as you can email me. Thanks Doug

We had that very dryer growing up in the very early 60's, it worked very well and dried most loads in 30 minutes or so. It also has an ozone light in it that worked well. It was replaced in 1972 with a Kenmore 70 series machine. Boy if this was close I would try to get it, its a good dryer. Doug

Sean,I believe RedCarpetdrew has moved on to greener pastures. He was a great person who was very knowledgeable with appliances. Doug

Well hubbie bought the swiffer mop and used to clean the floor. But now the chore is mine and I vacuum the floor first, and then use 4 swiffer wet mops to clean it. I am not a fan of swiffer at all just feel that it just gets some of the dirt and just smears it around. I rather get on my hands...

Hi David, from what you are showing, it looks like the detergent dispenser has been replaced, as these Hotpoint dishwashers have 2 wash periods in them and the detergent dispenser shown in the book shows that it should have 2 separate cups to hold the detergent for both wash periods. Wash water...

We use to have a few appliance part stores in northern NJ where I live, but they soon folded up and closed. Now if you need an appliance part you have to look towards the internet to find the part. I guess the people today would rather call a appliance repair man then fix it themselves. But then...

I will never wash in cold water as my water comes from a well and the cold water temp is a steady 54 degrees in all seasons.I will rinse in cold but that's it. Warm or hot is what I grew up with and I will die with washing our laundry in, never cold. Doug

Well I will chime in and say that parts are still available and that they are easy to repair by yourself as the design of these machine are pretty simple. If a tech came to repair it and told you to junk it, I would get another tech to check them out. I believe that most techs out there will...