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I agree with Appnut!! That Hotpoint sounded about like a disposall grinding rocks while fighting a chainsaw!

Its just New junk in drag, Those 3000.00 plus Big Chill fridges are just new plastic junk

A Westinghouse Frost free from the early 50s, while totally unlike a new unit, was reliable and not a energy hog, When they went to fans and heaters etc in the late 50s then you had a boat anchor personally i wouldnt trade a manual defrost for a truckload of brand new frost free fridges

I would Love one of these Ive only seen them in ads,

I would Love one of these Ive only seen them in ads,

In my hometown Of Lenoir NC Dr Harry Hickman drove a 55 DeSoto Fireflite Sportsman with factory AirTemp air conditioning, He bought it when it had 900 miles on it and drove it into the late 90s when he passed away, I was good friends with the mechanic who serviced it, I got to drive it a...

I only know because A older lady in my hometown had the same stove in white.

Definately AMC Kelvinator,

The days of Whirlpool Having the best compressor on the market, is long gone, They used until 1984 the Seeger designed rotary compressor which was one of the very best.

The big issue Was the noise, you really can not imagine how noisy they were and they were 1725 rpm motors you would think they would be quiet, but they sound like a cross between a chainsaw and garbage disposall.

I pay no attention To any of these warnings I cook in aluminum, I use vintage Tupperware and all the rest of the things everyone is afraid of.

I pay no attention To any of these warnings I cook in aluminum, I use vintage Tupperware and all the rest of the things everyone is afraid of.

The noisiest Were hotpoint wash arm machines from the 60s, they sound like a garbage disposall fighting a chain saw.

Depended The first infinite heat controls came out in the mid 1940s, the first controls were designed by Tuttle and Kift and were used with their Monotube units on such ranges like Admiral, Universal and L and H, this control was powered by a clock mechanism to pulse the heat on and off...

Now THAT Is a real air conditioner!!

This had to be in the 70s Otherwise it would have the Borg Warner logo on it then later it said By Fedders

I mow About 1 inch if it lives it lives if it dies it dies I have 2 acres to mow The quicker i stunt its growth the better the less i have to mow

Yes Seeger rotary, 3.9 amps I bet you wont find a new one that runs that cheap.

Dang Every one I want is far far away.

Probably The best overall gas range ever made, these are much better insulated than any range ever built, their claim to fame was Cooks with the gas OFF, Yoy cooked so many minutes with the gas on then turned it off, Dampers closed off all vents so the oven held the heat for literally hours...