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I wish I had known of your expertise back when I had my ‘33 GE Monitor Top. It was working, but not well enough to use on a daily basis and my husband was concerned about a future coolant leak. He’s a handy guy so if he had the resources and info to repair it he could have. Not knowing about...

I worked for Montgomery Ward at Christown mall in PHX from ‘79-80, the year I graduated from High School. Although, MW was never a high end store, they did carry name brand items. I also remember them carrying plumbing fixtures and some hardware store type items. I was sad when they went...

I’m cautious of the newer full size stackables. Six years ago we bought a Frigidaire full size top load stack set. We bought it brand new so there should have been no problems. Within 2 months they were out at the house installing a new bearing for the tub. Whenever it would go into a spin...

Did Philco paint over their lettering like that or was it painted turquoise later on?

We have had a low balance separate account specifically for PayPay for quite a few years now. Fortunately our bank doesn’t charge for multiple checking accounts. This has always worked well for us and have not had any issues with fraud.

I’ve been searching eBay, craigslist, local estate sales etc. looking for a turquoise washer to go with my ‘63 turquoise Lady Kenmore for quite a while, but no luck so far. It doesn’t have to be a Lady Kenmore, just Turquoise in good working condition, although LK is a big plus. Does anyone...

Fairly easy to find Check your local Craigslist, estate sales and garage sales. They are everywhere and you won’t have to go very far to pick it up.

Back in the ‘70’s we gave my mother the nickname “the gadget queen”. She had just about every frivolous appliance ever made. My dad always indulged her in this as she was an excellent cook and he liked to eat. I remember the electric donut maker, hot air popcorn popper, a portable convection...

Hmm, I have that same WP compactor in my house except mine is wood grain. Must be mid to late seventies because my house was built in 1977. It’s noisy when it runs, but still running strong.

Thanks so much everyone for your help :o)

Early ‘60s GE Here is the photo of the fridge. Hope this helps.

Lol, no matter how I phrased it, the question just came out sounding weird. Thanks :o). I’ll post a photo.

I had posted in a recent thread that I was trying to put a date on a friends early '60's GE fridge. She is also having a hard time trying to figure out which color (gray or white) the door seals should be. Currently she has a white freezer seal and a gray fridge seal. My 63 Coldspot has light...

I'm hoping someone can help with this. I have had no problem finding dates for my '63 coldspot and my "47 GE, but I'm having no luck whatsoever trying to help a friend date an obviously early 1960's GE fridge. I have hit all of my usual spots for this info, but the YY prefix is the problem...

I have the knob that fits the dryer door if anyone buys that set.

This must be a ‘88 to 89 model. This exact model was the first set we bought new after joining the Air Force in 1988. It was still going strong when we left it in a house we sold back in 2006. The only repair it ever had was the agitator dogs, I think we paid $3 for the parts and my husband...

I wonder how hard it would be to remove that cool linoleum floor to go with it.

Thank you. :o) We found a replacement gasket online. When I started cleaning them I noticed there were a couple of large sections along the bottom of the door that were torn. They told us they will fit, we’ll see...

64 ColdSpot Fridge is pretty and shiny again Here she is after a trip to a Hot Rod paint shop and a super interior cleaning. Quite a new lease on life!

I want that wallpaper.