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I found this recipe in a cook book called Cake Mix Magic. I'm going to try it sometime soon, the potato chips is what got my curiosity. Anyway, here's the recipe. Fancy formal or just plain fun, tasty goodies start with cake mixes.

Double Yuck!

Beautiful machines, and I enjoyed the video of the Kenmore!

Hmm learned something new. I didn't not know about oiling the pump.

NICE!

When my Maytag 806 was in the basement of my old house, she was very sluggish during the winter months, and would make some strange scraping noises, and with a minute or two she would be up to speed. After I moved into my new house, and the washer was no longer in the basement the problems went...

I would guess newer.

The water level looks pretty high at 0:30.

The weren't heavy or large blanket, just those small lightweight fleece blankets. I haven't noticed any other problems with the washer. I think I used to much detergent. I noticed that the Foca and Roma detergents are quit sudsy.

I was washing a couple of light weight throw blankets, medium water level today, and was watching the spin cycle, all of a sudden it stared to slow down, it almost stopped. Shortly after the spray rinse started it sped back up to full speed. At first I was little scared, thinking something was...

Kirby to the rescue LOL.

I normally use liquids, but I'm currently using Roma powder.

Whirlpool portable mid 80's, it had the pointed cone in the middle of the bottom rack to direct water to the upper spray arm. It didn't last very long 3 or 4 years, the pump started going out on it. Bought another Whirlpool it last about 6 or 7 years, it was replaced with a Maytag.

That would be my dream job!

I would like to have either a mid 70's Whirlpool set in harvest gold. That was the first automatic we had when I was growing up. My second choice would be be the set in Post# 618127, but in harvest gold.

Looks yummy! I've never had stuffed tomatoes, but I know I would love them, especially if they are home grown.

Nice machines, I hope to find a 1-18 washer or "thumper" of some sort.

Nice dryer, is there a matching washer?

The first machine that I actually bought was a TOL Whirlpool set in Almond in the mid 80's. The first automatic washer that dad bought was in the early 70's Whirlpool in Harvest Gold, before that mom used a square tub Maytag wringer with a set of double rinse tubs.

If you were closer to me, I would take it in a heartbeat! I like the Cabrio and Calypso machines.