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Nice, basic Whirlpool, that I hope at least has a true slow speed for the delicate cycle and nice you can do extra small loads and large... And good if you don't use bleach and/or fabric softener or need a dispenser for either... Does it at least have the Magic Clean lint filter? I don't see...

Well honestly I don't recall the yellow/amber LED's but I'm sure they exist,., I practically grew up around the GM orange ones... Your blue alarm clock radio sure reminds me of my Radio Shack that I know I paid more for to get the blue LED set whi,e everything else cheaper was run of the mill...

Well this is the best I could come up with & can’t shake off that eggs ‘n sausage, which is sadly not a chorizo that I couldn’t find, but a chili cheese: Enjoy! — Dave

Seems as though when clocks and other types of message screens first used seven-segment LED's, that red was mostly used... Then came orange, after which it looked like everything had to be green and briefly blue... Which I still see greatly used, but today, almost overnight, a lot of these...

My daughter's friends nearly all have gas ranges, my daughter knows how to safely cook with one, I can trust her to do flaming broiling, and she hates the smoothtop electric range at her school, just as sure as she's probably still a stranger to coil-top electric ranges... Although my dad just...

Yes Todd, thanks for your review... I'm quite certain there will be no fridge like my Whirlpool side by side fridge... It's pushing 16-years-old, but cools and freezes perfectly, given that it's from one of the best last well made eras! I'd hate to think of what I'd have to replace it with...

Well I recently cleaned my gas oven, giving it the entire four-hours and waiting a shorter time between the last self-cleaning...   The ashes, baked-on/broiled-on grease, and soot seem to cook away without ever tainting my food, and the smoke alarm never even goes off either...   It's really...

Yes, imagine that! Going from a Frigidaire just being a REFRIGERATOR to the Modern Day China-made Triangle Logo Crap of 2000-Nowaday!!!!   So NO Jet-Cone Agitator, either!!!!   Or whatever their Dry-innovations were in their dryers that I forgot the name of, as well!!!!         -- Dave

Those Poor Compactors... What just makes twenty tons of garbage into another twenty tons of garbage... What will be said about every trash compactor that gets listed, then... An appliance that's long sat around unsold because of it long becoming obsolete... To me, I get fat bags of garbage...

Remember all those small appliances with those names, that I was never much of a fan of...   Black & Decker could have stuck with outdoor/lawn/yard equipment...   We had an air-pop popcorn maker that was a West Bend which I believe may still be up in that kitchen cupboard and might even...

Looks like the one some neighbors bought in the early-'80's...   It easily outlasted all their other appliances, hardly needing any repairs and worked perfectly right to the end when they just wanted a new stove...       -- Dave

Looks like a nice range, and it's too bad not new ones aren't made as this one, that well, anymore...       -- Dave

Okay it's high-time to get this topic back on track! Here...! My grandmother's washing machine..., a General Electric with a left-opening lid: I thought it was the coolest thing, right down to being briefly-disappointed by seeing most others having toggle switches, push-buttons, although...

Bagpipes? Oh, HIGHLANDER...! Nice to see those washers and a place and time I wish I had been...   Thank you for...       -- Dave

That agitator in reply #4 sure looks a lot more like the agitator that should uld be there, but the Maytag at least looks a lot less-busier and more what I'm used to seeing there... -- Dave

Most current: https://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?97932_41~1 (discussed in Imperial) -- Dave

Hmmmm, in some ways what the Kelvinators in America should have been... Can't wait to see more! Thanks for sharing... -- Dave

Wow, I wonder what those four buttons do, to go up one model for the many the LK sported, the dual light bulbs over them, and no knob...   And that TOL also boasted a two-function rocker switch, and I remember one cycle labeled, Sani-Temp, or maybe it was Sani-Rinse, obviously being Sears'...

Oh, that brings back memories of the Grant's truck/trailer/semi, like that, which I had...   My logo stickers I thought were different, and mine I thought had smokestacks on it...   Don't even remember it saying anything about Bradford appliances, either, but it was so long ago that maybe it...

A working TOL Lady Kenmore model would be more worth the $1000, and maybe paid extra for color...       -- Dave