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Many older New England homes had a separate pantry off the kitchen. My grandmothers house had one with all the cupboards and sink which allowed a much bigger and open kitchen.

I swore that when I retired, I would never set an alarm clock again, especially for the many years mine went off right around that time every morning.

Since my immediate family has all passed away and I miss the holidays with them now. The local church ladies put on a big free seniors dinner and I picked up 2 to go meals, wrapped them up and froze them. Will heat one up on Thursday and the other on Christmas. Thats the extent of my holidays. I...

The original stove here was a heavy gas Dixie 30" that was great to cook on. Only problem was 4 separate pilots for the top burners that constantly went out and a manual light oven that is outlawed in this state. So when I moved here permanently, I bought a Whirlpool with clicker ignition that...

Your oldest model is quite similar to my 1948 Kenmore, same lid, tub except mine has the closed wringer. Mine is the middle one on the bottom and Bradross' model was the first pix.

When I was a kid, before coin ops were growing. We used to have these neighborhood "Snow White Westinghouse laundries". Staffed by ladies in white uniforms that did your laundry, washed in those same washers, spun in the extractor dried in big Cissal gas driers and folded. Soon after the cheaper...

Actually, I am waiting for the rinse to finish and I have a load to dry on the clothesline as our temps are supposed to hit 70 again today and tomorrow. Probably until next spring my Maytag dryer will be spewing steam outside for every load.

I wish I could figure how to operate mine. Trying to figure how to do anything is way too frustrating and I put it down and leave it. At least I can make calls.

My uncle and aunt had one like that trailer in the 60's with the same turquoise appliances but the washer was a Frigidaire in the bathroom in pink. Their stove was a Magic Chef and fridge was also a Frigidaire

I'll vac when it gets ro the point I finally cant stand it and will reluctantly do it and once or twice a year use my O'Cedar mop. I have all original hardwood floors with some braded rugs.Floor care is at the bottom of my liked chores.

When I was a kid, a friend of my family sold their big house and bought a nice, in the early 60's mobile home that had those stacked units built in outside the bathroom. I so wished they were running then to see.

Since you are renting your apartment, the dishwasher must belong to the landlord. I would contact them and explain the situation and it is their responsibility to either repair or replace, not you.

I think it may have been Tide that gave away an evergreen tree for Arbor day as a kid and my mother told me to plant it at our camp, which is where I moved there for good almost 30 years ago. That pine is at least 40 feet tall now.

Who cares but you, the rest of us are tied of your nonsense.

Yes Dave, they are all changing to this type. Stores around me all have them. Years ago stores made cardboard panels to fit over those freezers for the night when closed. Much more energy efficient and who cares to just open a glass door to get what they need.

Honestly, people are going to use what they want, how they want to and no matter all your postings, the rest of us dont care and and are tired of both your constant postings whether to use bulky or normal wrong spin speeds. Tell the manufacturers, not us over and over

I would buy regular old Tide powder to do laundry, dishes and more, just like my mother did.

A few years ago after swimming, I changed and went out barefoot to my clothesline to hang the suit up and stepped on a ground nest and got 17 stings before jumping back in the water. Had no lingering issues other than that initial stings. My doctor gave me an Epipen and said to use it if I ever...

Nobody else cares but you, Enough of FF dreams.

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