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I bought a $94 Haier 5000 BTU (made in China) air conditioner for the kitchen 21 years ago. I take it apart every 3 years or so to clean it, and it still works like new. It looks like this (not my picture):

I like coffee flavored coffee, cola flavored cola, and I think I'll stick with Dr. Pepper flavored Dr. Pepper. I heard that Dr. Pepper just pushed Pepsi out of the #2 sales position. Dr. Pepper has been around since 1885, a year before Coke.

As long as other brands are making fake commercial washers, GE/Haier might as well jump on the bandwagon.

I found an equivalent for Shell Carnea 69 oil -- Shell Morlina S2 B 150 See link below. https://www.lubefinder.com/range/shell-carnea.html

1960 Frontenac was a 1960 Falcon with different trim and maple leaves on the hubcaps. https://duckduckgo.com/?t=h_&q=1960+Frontenac&iax=images&ia=images&iai=http%3A%2F%2Ffalconfaq.dyndns.org%2FFrontenac%2FHubcap01.jpg

I ran my Maytag dishwasher on 'light wash' with the water heating option off and the water heater cranked up to 145 for 25 years, and never had a problem with dirty dishes, the plumbing, or the gas-fired tank water heater. The machine was eventually retired due to rusty dish racks. The extra...

panasonicvac wrote: "And I have sensitive skin myself" If you're using a washer similar to the one in your avitar, you should be just fine.

You might want to do a little reading about ewg.org. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_Working_Group

Make sure the door gaskets are sealing.

Gold Toe socks wear like iron.

An ancient plug made of real bakelite would never melt like that.

There was a Chrysler Royal in my neighborhood when I was a kid. It may have been a step below the Newport, but it was still a Chrysler. Anyone remember the Cadillac Calais? It was like a DeVille with hand-cranked windows.

About what year would this be from?

Glass automotive fuses are generally rated for 32 volts.

Then there's the old American Jeep brand "Willys" which should be pronounced "Willis" rather than the more commonly heard "Will-eez".

The Chinese firm Haier now owns GE major appliances, but still operates US factories including the historic GE Appliance Park in Louisville Kentucky.

Wow, that ad from Ethl Corp is a real load of crap!

Wow, so many fun toys to play with!

As a former cab driver, I don't see how these cabs are going to deal with the late night drunk crowd.  Will the car be able to tell if someone puked in the back seat?

The famous pianist Liberace came very close to dying from the fumes in his dry cleaned clothes.   A quote from Wikipedia: <span style="font-size: 12pt;">"<span style="font-family: sans-serif; font-weight: normal; line-height: 19.05px;">On November 22, 1963, he suffered kidney failure...