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"Jackie" does look good.  Thanks for linking the trailer. Style and Grace.  I have never grown tired of her story. A

The hardwood floor craze has made many G series Kirby's available on Craigslist and Ebay very affordable.   Kirby's excel at zipping through wide open heavy traffic area's.   That said, a good canister with a motorized brush is needed for under beds and low furniture.

Season 1, Episode2.  "Project Phoenix"  The plot a stolen experimental car.  The laundromat segment is approx. at 36 minutes.  Filmed in 1970's Boston. I believe they are Frigidaire coin ops, Cissell dryers.   A http://https//www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx1Ak7eLp4M

Interesting machine.  "Hydractor"  was the actual "Blackstone" name for this design?  Mike, Thanks for the pics and vids.  Real nice to see your new thread.  Arthur   Beautiful rainbow!

One member here posted of a safety pin that somehow found its way into the HOH electric element.  Until the problem was solved I think it created a shock hazard.

Reply #11,  All true.  Also early on Ladies tended to take extra care of an expensive new Automatic.  My Grandmother kept her WW for rug washing, Heavily soiled coveralls and the like. There was enough prestige to satisfy her with the Automatic doing the bulk of the weekly washing. A

This "blender" was probably more about mixing cocktails than serious cooking prep.  Another pretty appliance appropriate to serve at the bar or table?

*LOL*  "Jayne Mansfield".  Good one!

Real nice work, plus pics and video..... Congratulations on your successful overhaul.  A washer with sentimental value is hard to part ways with. Best of luck to You and your newly rebuilt Maytag.  A

Vacerator, no disrespect intended.  This is a thread about using a pressure cooker for it's intended purpose. COOKING.  Not hateful, unfortunate world events.   A   edit:  Certainly you can start a new thread if you want to.  

Reply #4  refers to 9/14/16 POD, The ABC with the cool analog clock... delay start.  A real beauty way ahead of it's time. A

Yes, send it back. I have a good Fagor  (heavier than hello), also a cheapo Walmart 4 qt.  both build pressure with enough water to cover that bottom of the pot, but still below the steamer rack.   Of course the pressure drops much quicker especially in the Presto when using the steamer set up. ...

My mom had this model.  It could well of been mfr. during a change over period in the mid 1960's.  There was no light bulb behind the lens over the timer.  The User guide was the typical booklet of the time in a sturdy clear plastic envelope.  There was also a separate heavy paper with the...

If you are tall  the refrigerator at the lower level gets very tiresome.

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IIRC,  you could also order the tall backsplash, with a warming oven on one side and  exhaust fan disguised in the opposite space.  Set up looked similar to a "Heartland".

I agree with Malcolm. There will not be a mandatory shift to F/L technology. Most people will change out of frustration with the current TL offerings.  No doubt,  modern disappointing TL technology will continue for a number of years.  Lets face it, F/L's  wash better with limited water...

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There is a great thread on the "Big Boy" from the 1960's, use searcholator. There are "Cook machinery"  brochures and many others,  See "Ephemera". I hope this helps.  A

I would have them checked by factory service. Through your homeowners and flood insurance.  You also have a year after the initial claim...just in case.  You never know the adjuster might junk them at the time of inspection.   Sorry  for that mess to clean up Mixguy.  Family and pets OK?