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How long did that feature last?

Can we get a close-up of the switches and lights?

I never noticed those "skirt" labels.

Roto-Swirl vs Super Roto-Swirl Was the Super Roto-Swirl the thicker version of the regular Roto-Swirl?

Straight Vane For the most part, the Straight Vane was like the Roto-Swirl without the swirls. That's what my early 70's Kenmore had.

Maytag's Permanent Press cool-down cycle debuted in 1969, replacing the Wash 'n' Wear cycle with just high agitation and low spin without cool-down. Whirlpool's single cool-down Knit cycle was from 1972-79. [this post was last edited: 1/7/2020-04:03]

Plus the additional amounts consumed from Permanent Press cool-downs.

Vintage Kenmore Facebook Group I have created a group devoted group to old-time Kenmores called "Vintage Kenmore Appliances (Especially Laundry Pairs and Dishwashers). Come join and enjoy!

This looks like the two-speed model, is it?

1969 was the year Kenmores debuted the Enzyme Soak cycle.

Starting in 1969, Kenmore replaced 'Harvest' with 'Tawny' Gold.

I was wondering when that Permanent Press 'PAUSE' sign first appeared.

Whirlpool and Kenmore Knit settings I know you have a Maytag, but I'd like to add about the cases with Whirlpool and Kenmore's Knit cycle settings. Whirlpool from 1973-78 had a separate KNIT cycle from GENTLE, which provided a single cool-down, as opposed to double cool-down in PERMANENT...

Model number is 32701 (Suds Saver). The white non-Suds Saver model is 22701.

Agitator question This model had the Vari-Flex agitator.

California department stores In Southern California, The Broadway discontinued major appliances in 1986, and May Company the year after. Bullock's carried them at their Downtown LA, Santa Ana, and La Habra stores up to 1974, and Robinson's from c.1947-1956 at Downtown and Beverly Hills. At...

Was 1987 the year Kenmore debuted their rubber hockey puck-like control knobs, or the year before?

The final Lady K keyboard model like the one that ad has two speeds instead of three. There probably wasn't much difference in the "Knitted Fabrics" and "Delicates/Washable Woolens" in terms of temperatures and speeds.

Would like to see a closeup of the consoles and washer lid instructions.

Did any laundry washers ever have a rotary phone dial control?