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I've never seen a GE before. Whirlpool, Kenmore, Kitchen Aid, soo all Whirlpool.

No fee at Best buy to drop off electronics for recycling Dadoes. Many municipalities also designate a day for it.

What about trisodium phosphate and letting it soak on the glass for hours?

I wish we knew that before we got rid of it. A Philips 37 inch LED Smart tv replaced it. We still have it.

I think our fellow member up in North Bay Ontario also has a Generac.

We had a Panasonic 27 inch CRT, which was our last CRT set. It lasted over a decade and was still working but had a line across the center.

We don't know what school it was allegedly, or if public or private. I'd like to know though. Movie quote; "Oh Francine! It's those cheap Baltimore schools. God I wish I lived in Connecticut!"🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 These days laughter is the best medicine 💊

Hi phillymatt! Our brother in law has a Generac with a Kohler engine. They got it because they had so many outages in winter with hours on end with no furnace. Not a rural area, but the furthest out suburbs. They get the wind and storms from the Flint area to the southeast along the weather...

Oh, sorry it took so long to restore power. The natural gas Generac's are expensive and the base engine isn't the best.

I have a hidden subwoofer and 4 cubes in one room with the wiring behind the sheet rock. Vintage 1990. In another room I have my KLH research ten Barons from 1979. They are oak with glass inset tops and low profile pedestals. My amplifier, equalizer, CD players, tuner and turntables are inside...

I doesn't matter if your information is sold or not. My former union local had a laptop stolen in 2007 and it was hacked into. It had SS numbers on it too. The letter I got advised calling all three credit reporting agencies which I did. Nothing ever happened luckily. I don't blame the...

Right Sean and Chetleham. I got an email last week that was allegedly from the post office regarding a package that needed an updated verification of my address and email to be delivered. Well those are common knowledge. I knew it was phony because I wasn't expecting anything. I copied the link...

Exactly circle W. Zenith still made some good units in the 70s. Your's wasn't one. The Allegro series was pretty good. Even the wedge and round clear domed ultra mod besides the consoles. They even sourced a decent receiver from Sanyo. On hot summer days when the high school pool wasn't open, I...

Yes, quadraphonic was a fad. The higher end receivers, amps., and processors were pricey. So were the phono cartridges. The moderate priced ones were like Panasonic, with smaller inefficient speakers. Once buyers heard a quality 2 channel system for less money that sounded better, that's what...

I would have BBQ grilled anything I could to not throw it away. Eat what we could, and give the rest to the kids who had power and neighbors to eat asap.

Our son has that washer and also likes it still after at least 4 years.

Haha, didn't they end up selling computers? I knew a guy in high school who got laughed at for buying a Radio Shack Realistic LAB 1400 direct drive turntable. I corrected the heckler and told him it was made by SEC. the same company that makes it's twin, the Marantz 6300.

I suppose it doesn't matter who owns or runs the site. They have our common knowledge information anyway. I block so many promo and spam emails. We have to take the precautions to avoid hacking and identity theft.

The specialty shops have all but gone. Even for groceries. A&P, etc. Good Housekeeping, Circuit City, etc. I bought my stereo system from Tech HiFi in 1979. Even K Mart had a small audio room. The catalogue showrooms were nice too. Spiegel had stores as well. I've read about Pacific stereo...