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Somat is available on Amazon, but the caps cost a dollar a load.

Some years ago, I remember a member in the north discovering that the reason his mini split system was performing poorly was because the air filter was allowing too much dust to get past it and clog up the fins. I noticed this with new window units so I always augment the thin flat "filter" with...

Go ahead and drop him an email. His address is [email protected] and see what he says. He was extremely helpful and kind in our dealings.

One way of getting around the one after rinse situation with these machines is to augment the one quart purge after the main wash. I would fill a one gallon bowl with scalding water which I would add to the machine after the one quart fill for the purge was complete. I would then open the door...

Thank you, Steve for the link with the name. SFH074. I have written it on a 3X5 card and put it inside the machine with the installation instructions from Bud. You belong in the Hero category with Bud and Robert and others.

Funny how similar those racks are to the GE top loading dishwasher of the day.

A member named Bud in Atlanta was making these several years ago. He saved my WO65-2 by making the new Pulsator. I sent the old one to him because he needs the metal mounting plate for the new one. Maybe someone knows or remembers his profile name. We need a classification as HEROES of members...

Thanks, Steve. I first saw those machines as coin ops at a Florida motel in 1962.

It sure seems frothy, at least in the wash.

I suspect that the butter colored parts are signs of oxidized paint. Note that the white porcelain tub is still while.

Exciting picture The left side is some sort of room heater, a necessity in some older homes that originally had solid fuel ranges in northern climates. This might be a vented gas space heater or it might be a solid fuel heater.

That's a lot of years for $100.

Robert, Thanks. I did not know that the lid could be opened during the cycle. Wasn't the Launderall lid locked during the cycle? And the Hortons were not?

Robert, you mentioned adding softener to the last rinse. Do you pour it in through one of the little vents in the lid? Thanks.

Thanks, Jon.

Neat find, Jon. Thanks for sharing. https://www.google.com/maps/@38.90983,-77.0089907,3a,75y,88.18h,90t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1s4dL0VOCVk0QiD_Km8ir7Og!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fcb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26pitch%3D0%26panoid%3D4

A wooden washer; no, not a wooden rub board, a wooden look control panel. 80s, right?

Re: reply #7 I neglected to state that the boxes are the same size, but you lose 40 loads because so much OXI bleach is added to the formula.

Poor Thing; rode hard and put away wet & dirty.