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Nice, thanks for putting the pics up, it's great to document the rare ones

French press and aero press, rinse the grounds off daily with the remaining water from the kettle. Once a week they go into the dishwasher in their entirety.

For me, having the smart devices in an apartment was a huge improvement. Since the apartment was built in the 60s, outlets were few and far between, and always behind furniture, and none of them were switched. Smart bulbs and outlets meant no more fumbling in the dark for lamps. When I moved to...

The Philips Hue ones are fantastic, I haven't had to reconfigure them since setting them up, but it looks like you just press a reset button on the bridge.

Looks like a fun little machine.

Without checking the manual, I would expect there to be some crazy key combination for spin only or rinse and spin. Other machines it’s something like power on, spin speed button, start

I let the trial expire on my Ford; the playlists on the Sirius stations are far too short, as mentioned above I had to do a ton of station hopping. I've also noticed across several cars new and older that the audio quality is just bad when compared to FM. I use Apple CarPlay extensively since...

That would definitely make sense. I didn't know GE/Haier had entered the 3-rack ring, I'll have to check them out.

By their website it looks like right now they carry a mix of GE/Haier, Whirlpool, and Frigidaire/Electrolux, as well as a three rack dishwasher I don't recognize. The Crosley-labelled Maytag Neptune was well known to some members on this site a few years back.

@thatrobguy have you set the rinse aid level? A Bosch I had a while back had something like 6 or 8 rinse aid settings and it came from the factory on the second highest level. If you haven't set it it could probably be dialed back quite a bit.

Frigidaire was using the Tappan name for cheap ranges and OTR microwaves until recently, might still be

These are really common in Residence Inns and other extended stay hotels of a certain vintage. Always found they worked quite well.

Accela Wash

Update: the ad now only has these two images, perhaps the seller was getting too many confused callers thinking they were entirely separate machines.

Mostly posting for those who, like me, had no idea this is how the machine came apart! https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/app/d/greeley-stackable-wash-dryer/6833385554.html

Never seen that before but I like it https://fortcollins.craigslist.org/app/d/fort-collins-maytag-washer-and-dryer/6829912392.html

It's the friGEmore electronic control model, very rare indeed

That was quick.

Another vote for Panasonic Inverter. It's significantly better than other brands in terms of performance.

GE called this the "GE Monogram Chef's Washer." Here's the manual where you can check out the unusual control panel. https://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name=49-5913-2.pdf