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This definately needs to be preserved!! As John says, its not a very good dishwasher, but its a rare bird,

I wish i was closer Id tear that down and clean it good and see where we are, hopefully the heat exchanger is ok, but dirty burners cause all sorts of problems, a good vacuum and a wire brush works wonders, A good heat pump is great as long as you dont have many days per year below 40...

Enterprise But not the same Enterprise sold in the US the US ones were made in Tennessee by Phillips and Buttorff, The Canadian ones were almost identical to the US Monarch ranges,

I hate to admit Anything new is worth anything, But John is right, I have a 2 year old GE dishwasher and yes it takes a long time, but it cleans perfectly, burned on casseroles etc come out spotless.

In my opinion, All Speed Queen needs to do is go back to all mechanical timers, and put a flourescent or led light on the backsplash, Our local furniture store sells them as fast as he can get them in the store.

These bake much better! Than the more deluxe pull and clean models.

The 1725 Hotpoints Worked ok, but were the all time noisiest dishwashers ever made.They sound like a garbage disposal fighting a chainsaw lol.

I clean My GE about twice a year, it works great, when thru i do windex the inside to clean off the ash/residue and it sparkles like new.

Hotpoint Middle of the line 1954.

I have a ton Of advertising and service literature on these.

Wagner appliance In Winston Salem had one in their window for years but he wouldnt sell it.

I tried Kirkland detergent, once I ended up in the doctors office with a terrible rash from head to toe, had to get a shot to get rid of it, never again.

They are getting a new one Because new ones work better Boy i hate to see their face after they use the new one a while lol..

Robert I think you have gone far and above what anyone else would have, Thank you.

Its a Maytag Id run away real fast!! Unless you are going to put it on a perfectly level cement floor, it will walk all over, at least every one of the 6 Maytags i had did!!! Id as soon wash on a washboard.

I agree with John That stove is the prize.

Fantastic Set that stove would be wonderful but try finding sensi temp or P7 parts.

I for one! Am not too stupid, I just do not want or need everything to be fast, No thank you, ill stick to a normal stove, The very best things in your museum kitchen are that gas Caloric wall oven and that Hotpoint with the fold down units, I wouldnt trade that for anything ive ever used...

Roanoke Is actually a very nice city, some really beautiful old homes, Its about a 2 hour drive from me, ive been to many great estate sales there and a couple of AW folks live there.

Once a week, Wash in hot water with a cap full of clorox, and dry on high heat mattress gets vacuumed every week as well as pillows