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Well, reading this thread this week got me inspired to take apart my Kenmore HE3 Dryer and vaccum it out and clean it. So today I just now washed a load of whites, which consisted of the following: 8 white casual wear t-shirts (some with print on them) 8 pair of athletic/ankle high soxs 1 king...

Well I did go to my local "Sears Essentials" yesterday and they had it on the shelves. I took it to one of the "find a price" scanners and it came up as on sale $14.99. I do know that when they discontinue something it will always end in $.88 so it just must be a website issue

I was watching an episode of "Bewitched" the other day and they showed Gladys Cravits kitchen. This was the dishwasher in the show, exccept Gladys' had two push buttons on the front. I couldn't decided who made that dishwasher. Glad norgeway posted this. Mystery solved for me--thank you.

Well I will say this Last year when My mother was here for a visit, (she is a retired LPN)was in my laundry room when I was putting a load into wash. She said "Now why are you wasting all that hot water?" (I was washing some sheets and light colored T-shirts). She continued with "you can get...

I have to admit, I'm one of those people who thinks washing in cold water just doesn't cut for everyday laundry. I do have nicer "dress" clothes that I do wash in cold water, and living in florida, cold water is never really "cold". However, I did read through all the comments that were...

I looked at the sears site last weekend and this weekend and noticed that they no longer have the Ultra Plus (orange box) on the website. Just makes me wonder if this is now discontinued or what? Will have to go to my local "Sears Essentials" today to see if they still have it and if it's on...

Bob: I forgot to mention that your cycle description was perfect. You are one great man. I am willing to bet though, that If you listen closely to your cycle, that when Circulation starts on prewash, main wash, and final rinse, you will still hear it filling for another 30 sec.

Thanks Bob,, So the Normal wash cycle is very similer. Prewash, wash, purge/rinse, Final rinse. Fill times may have changed, and lenght of wash due to soil level, but for the most apart pretty much the same. You are so wonderful and such a wealth of knowledge. Thanks again

About Kitchenaid dishwasher. Back in the "90's" I had friends that purchased a KUDI23. IIRMC, on the normal wash it was as follows: Fill for 1 1/2 mins Circulation started and continued to fill for 30 sec. 8 min wash. 1 min 45 sec drain. 15 sec pause. 1 1/2 min fill circulation started with...

You know these KA were just awesome. Granted you had to load the bottom rack right, but man did they clean, and with such short cycles. I made a friend in a retail store that at worked at when I was 16. She had the Superba KA. I was there for lunch on a Saturday, she made potato soup, and rice...

When In Highschool I dated this girl (yes, trying to convince everyone I was straight) and Her mother had this type of kitchenaid in her kitchen. However, the difference was is that the start switch was directly over the "freezer handle" that locked the door instead of being on the side as...

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I wanna thank everyone who replied. Truely you guys are a gem. I will continue with everyones advise and see where it goes. As Bob pointed out, I will try not to worry about it and when the time comes, deal with what it is. Thanks again everyone, maybe i'm just being a stickler. I just hate to...

No other water using appliance was on, using water

OK, let me try and make sure I'm giving you guys all the information that I have. On Sunday and Monday I did Laundry. I sat and watched the Machine on both days--2 loads on Sunday, A load of colors, T-shirts, PJ bottoms, colored undies, couple of button down shirts, 2 pair jeans, 2 pair dark...

oh god bob, don't say that!!!!That is what my orignal thought was. I just ran two clean tub cycles, and there are times I watch it and say "no improvement" then the next fill it look like it use to 4 yrs ago.

OK, Yogi: Went to home depot and got some regular rubber hoses. I don't that that was the problem. I am washing a king size, summer weight quilt right now. (It's on the thin side and the machine could have easily handled two of these without any problems.) I did not see any change in the fill...

I have the steel braided safety shut off hoses. There are no real screens at either end. The laundry room (pictured above) was completed in was built in 10/2006 and that's when I got the new inlet hoses for the washer. My first thought was to take the screens off the inlet ports on the washer...

So my next thought was that maybe just the screens were clogged on the inlet ports. Nope, they look pretty clean. So Any help would be so greatly welcomed.

So I have taken the Top off to see if there was something that I could just open up and clean. I thought maybe something was just blooked with dirt from the pipes or what not. Much to my dismay............. It looks more complicated than I expect