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Jerome, Quit it. I WILL rinse my dishes off before loading and then they dont stink a week later when I turn the d/w on.

I usually run my 30 year old Whirlpool dishwasher once a week. I always run them under the faucet before loading them as my owners manual recommends it if it is not run frequently and my racks still look like new and no rust on any of them. I'll do it my way, you do it yours. I wish they still...

I automatically shut my washer faucets off after wash is done. A friends parents went out of town one day and came back to find a flood in their basement as their laundry was on the main level and all that water soaked everything on 2 floors.

I have an old GE coffee maker and I put 4 small scoops of coffee in the basket and it works for me, 2 mugs of coffee I like, plain old Makwell House. Dont like those spiced up crap at all.

Yes my Vette has a carb as the Crossfire Injection would not work.

My 81 Corvette. Bought from the original owner with 18,000 miles. Built in August 1981 (think it was intended to be an '82. One of the earliest to come out of the Bowling Green factory.

My 28 year old New Yorker boiler has worked fine all these years with a few minor repairs. My problem is finding another service person. My guy I had for years has retired and all the oil burner service companies around here refuse to touch your system unless you buy your oil from them. I buy...

My aunt had the same model Maytag, Ran for years trouble free until an unexpected flood ruined everything in the basement including that Maytag.

I used a jumper wire on my old BOL GE Filter Flo so you controlled the water temps at the faucet for both wash and rinse. Mine had just hot and warm wash on the dial, no cold.

I have a whole set of Revere cook wear and are at a loss to keep the bottoms shiny. I tried the Revere copper cleaner, Twinkle, even Bar Keepers friend and scrub and scrub and I cant get the copper to shine. Is there a secret way to make it shiny like the tv ads for Twinkle did in 1 swipe?

Had the same LK in Harvest Gold, cleaned perfectly. screws on the bottom of the door wore thru the porcelain and it started leaking

Funny, my late 70's early 80's did have the filter-flo. I think it could have been made as being either a commercial washer as their were holes where a coin box would be mounted or a 1 dial. But it was a 1 speed, 1 cycle, no water level or temp switches, but it kept going and going. My tenant...

I had one too, early 70's and worked fine but extra small capacity. Gave it to a tenant and he still had it 28 years later.

That is a few years newer than my 1948 Kenmore as it has the visi-matic wringer. Mine is the middle on at the bottom.

I bought my 511 washer and 410 dryer in 1984 with similar styling to the 512 in the previous post but without the box around the logo and almonish colored pushbuttons. In the nearly 40 years I have owned them, I spent $28 on a new motor coupling on the washer and new belts. Both run perfectly...

I do know around here, those who heat exclusively with wood have had trouble with getting homeowners insurance because of numerous fires .

Jerome, You need to ask those questions to Speed Queen, as none of us work for them and could answer them.

I wont see them here in my lifetime and what do they cost?

In a snowstorm, the LED traffic lights cover with snow and can not generate enough heat to melt them, causing a safety hazard.

I know LED stop lights around here will not melt snow so drivers have to go cautiously, but can we get all LED bulbs at a low cost that we need now and NOT have to buy new fixtures.