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60Hz matching washer Here's the 240V 60Hz matching washer, cold fill only! I'm sure there must be a similar cold/hot fild washer available. http://www.eastwestintl.com/proddetail.asp?pid=6384

60 Hz version... Why not buy almost the same dryer in the 240V/60Hz version, for half the Price? http://www.eastwestintl.com/proddetail.asp?pid=4748

21' export GE Actually I just found a link to a 21' frost free GE export freezer, for 220V/50. This would be my choice over the Frigidaire. http://www.samstores.com/product-ge-fug21db-ww-21-cubic-feet-220-volt-upright-freezer-11748.html

31' freezer! Congratulations on your free grab! I'd really love to be able to own a 31' freezer, even a manual defrost model like yours. I have a 16' frost free 220V/50Hz US made export model GE freezer, it works beautifully, but I would gladly step up to a 31' model if I could (I do have the...

I'm very lucky... Because I like absolutely everything there's to be eaten, from land, sea, air, whatever. Here's a picture of one of the two King Crabs my wife cooked for this last Father's Day lunch. It was at least a six pound beast, no kidding! Emilio

Philips in the US... ...could not be sold with the Brand (probably US and Canada) because Philco sued and won. So, they rebadged everything with the Norelco brand (North Electric Company)...

Damper Now that I remember, the damper on the back of the refrigerator would acually "swing" up and down for Winter-summer adjustment.

Yes!!! Meter Miser!!!

Rotary Compressor Forgot to add, the compressor of this refrigerator was of the rotary type, named PowerMiser or something like that. It was years ahead in design from the competition, it was a champ! That's what made it sooooo quiet!

Frigidaire refrigerator That's the refrigerator I grew up with, although ours was an export model for 220V/50Hz. As per the users manual the standard setting of the thermostat was number 1. There was a plastic damper in the back side of the refrigerator just behind the chiller pan located just...

Burnt on blue color on dryer My experience is that this burnt on blue color on dryers isn't caused by blue jeans but by too much blue fabric softener on the last rinses. I was used to having this color streaks on my dryer until for some reason I switched to yellow fabric softener. Voila! Blue...

Extremely hot water In the hotel industry linens and towels are washed in extremely hot water, 200F or higher. Nowadays few new water heaters (if any at all!) heat above 160F. If you have a TL just crank your water heater up to the hottest posible setting, wait for half an hour, then flush the...

1 speed If I'm not mistaken, this is a one speed washer, no low speed for delicates. This would mean an absolute no-no for me!

Grundig console In an episode during the first season the Drapers get a brand new Grundig stereo console. When Betty turns it on the radio sound comes on instantly. Wrong! Grundig didn't have solid state consoles until the very late sixties, if not early seventies.

Take a look at this bargain! 220V Kitchenaid 5 qt. stand mixer. http://www.kitchenaid220.com/KitchenAid-Pro-Line-Heavy-Duty-5-Quart-Mixer-27.html

Export Units Through the years I've purchased a lot of 220V/50Hz American built export appliances and have paid a very dear price each and every time. A 220V Kitchenaid 5KSS mixer will set you back some US$ 800, or even more. A "common" Whirpool TL washer will be $ 700, and I'm talking of US...

Internationa Harvester refrigerator The refrigerator in the girls apartment in the Friends series is a single door International Harvester, quite similar to the one in the first pictures. It can be clearly seen in dozen of episodes.

Gravity drain... Were'nt some of these models gravity drain (with no drain pump)? I don't see any drain pump in the way of the white drain hose...

Sorry... ...I meant convection blower!

De nada Pete! I'll have to look up for the wiring diagram, I know it's somehwere around the house. Your Moffat range has surely been unproperly connected; if 240V were fed to the 120V circuit the clock, buzzer and lights must be fried by now! The proper step-down transformer to be used in the...