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arbilab "but NOT for body soil in a laundry load. Oh, the temperature is in the neighborhood of 160F. If you're under that, "soda" washing hasn't a chance of working. " It DOES work... and my water heater is around 130. What's interesting too, is that stains that weren't coming out, that I...

dj- "I think that the current European regulation is stringent enough so I don't really worry about the composition. " oh the LUXURY. In the US it is just mass corruptions at this point in history. Companies who know they can't meet the common sense laws set to protect everyone, so they are...

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Shocking What ?! "Many people in my neighborhood and at work are getting cancer. Why is this? Absorbtion of chemicals thru the skin and lungs."   Yes, When you are putting petro chemicals in your clothing during wash, when ever you wear those clothes, your wearing and absorbing the...

formulas We've all read about what a miracle Baking soda is.  And I've experienced that myself.  One of the secrets is to simply let stuff soak in it.  Vinegar helps too.   Apply this thinking to laundry, your hair, your teeth, your body, etc.   I've made baking soda and vinegar "on tap" if...

nmassman Nice recessed installation there..... and stickers.   Does your frig protrude into a closet in another room?

Thanks for the pictures If this was close to heaven for you, what are you used to?    It sounds like you have a hand pump, ice box, and a wringer washer at this log cabin in Canada, which frankly, I love.  So if you have pics....   Ingliss which is made by Whirlpool, along with the Admiral...

I think you would have to remove the plastisol to give the porcelain something solid to adhere to.   Granted, for some dishwashers, this ISN'T a problem.   It would be a great way of saving an otherwise cool appliance.

You've got to expect in the almost 50 years that they have been in existence, some service has been performed. It looks like a color blind service guy put a cap on that was "serviceable", to hold the agitator in place. I couldn't have been an AW member. Something like that would be an...

Don't forget the masking tape before painting. For nice, crisp lines.

dang those fuses look fierce. ...and it's got an outlet. And check out the lights on that console. Wow.

GE Filter Flow Boston mid 80s near BOL washer probably one speed. extra large, sitting outside $80 http://southcoast.craigslist.org/app/4190176466.html

2006 Roper set so the dryer needs a $15 part but they have just decided to get a new set and want these removed ASAP. Oh, BTW, the work GREAT ! $200 Indiana http://indianapolis.craigslist.org/app/4139879190.html

Wringer washer My aunt had this one in her basement. It's looking kinda sad. Someone has just left outside. hmm $50 Indiana http://kokomo.craigslist.org/app/4133091486.html

1967ish Look at how staged these two are. They look really GOOD ! I've had several of these washer in white and one in avocado, but no dryers. They look really clean for the age.

You could try simply cutting all or most of the tines out of your existing rack, and coating the newly exposed metal nubs with dishwasher rack coating. Let it dry thoroughly before using again. It might cost you $30+/-

"in my mists" fingers crossed for you. Hope to see pics SOON.

An easy fix may be to take clear contact paper, remove the trim around the panel (or remove the panel from the trim), and cut a piece of the film a bit larger than the panel. Clean the panel of hand prints an use rubbing alcohol to prep the panel. Remove the backing and carefully install the...

I'm just amazed that YOU find ANY of the items you have listed. Vacuums most always work but only after changing a bag, removing a clog, or fixing a very simple to fix, broken wire connection.

When you replace the water heater, try going to a tankless. It will be more efficient, only heating water when you need it and they don't have the rod inside. As for using cold water in a dishwasher- No. The detergent NEEDS hot water to rinse and to wash. With cold water you will get unclean...