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sorry..... I couldn't resist....

In some countries... You can date a dryer.

What Hans said.....again... I have a Universal range that I am in the process of restoring. It was built just after WWII, and I have discovered many things about it that depart from the company's norm. For one, and for a short period of time the company offered infinite control for the...

I too made these for last night's dinner!! And, they were great!!! The fun of getting the recipe is watching the video.....! It's no trouble to pause it long enough to write down a procedure or ingredient. Thank you for putting these out there and making them available for us!!! I like the...

Sorry for the crummy picture.... it's from my phone.... Thought you guys might want to see this one. It was already sold and waiting for pick-up this weekend, and there were no tags on it to say how much it had sold for - I didn't know what it was at first, and I tried to open the "doors" at...

Hope I'm not steppin' on any toes here.... ...but this is a washer site. Be it clothes, dishes - what have you. Naturally, that is going to include associated products or devices, (detergents, rinse aids, clothes dryers etc.) I feel that the three other forums are quite enough (again - just my...

...and have them sandblasted. It cost me $20.00 for all four and it took the guy about fifteen minutes. He used a very fine medium. One pass it was done. Then I scrubbed them up, steel wooled them and this was the result. After re-seasoning.....perfect crisp waffles each and every time.

I too was told to leave the "seasoning" But there was no way. However, I tried the oven cleaner, scrubbing, diswasher, scrubbing route and I think I did more harm than good. I restored both of these units - and the round one was every bit as "dark" and cruddy (if not more so) than yours. The...

It does have a hint of blue…. First, my apologies for initially posting this new thread in Ultramatic’s Cruise-O-Matic part nine. I was drunk on Blue Hawaiian Cheesecake! OK, I got this on line and made some adjustments - so I cannot take credit for inventing this, but the umbrella was my...

Now that I figured out how to post to a website.... If anyone is interested in this Blue Hawaiian Cheesecake - I can post the recipe. It came out really well.

Made this tonight! It was fantastic! Thanks so much for posting this. It's pretty screw-proof too. I went out of order on a few of the steps but it still came out wonderful. And, there's plenty of it left over for a whole 'nother meal. One word of caution everyone... You may think you've...

I don't know the AW member's name that has a collection of beverage mixers. I do remember seeing posts of them a while back. Thought you might be interested in this one. While I would ordinarily jump on ANYTHING made by this company, I DO pass on the commercial trade stuff...

"Now we are going to eat somewhere nice..." What better place than you guyseses' could there be? Certainly can't be any better food! Glad you had a nice time! Rick

Now to find some original TK Monotubes! Well, That's all very well and good Hans - but where am I going to find someone who lives in Mocksville N.C., who knows just about everything there is to know about vintage ranges and who and/or his partner has a knack at finding unused NIB treasures...

I don't know either at this point... Apparently, the motor drives a cam/follower system turning the current on and off to the burner at varying times depending on the setting of the dial to maintain a desired temperature. To maintain a higher temperature, the motor turns on the burner more...

Update: After researching Tuttle & Kift's patents, it turns out that little box is a filter condenser to prevent radio interference from the arcing of the switches. Which means that the infinite heat switch motor, pilot lights, convenience outlet, and automaticook timer are all on a separate...

Well, that double post is a first for me in eight years of this site and on Vacuumland! I could never understand how folks did it!

The switch "bank" has to do several functions. Each heat switch has to turn it's corresponding light on indepentent of the other three, and at the same time energize the "timer" motor. I have looked up both patents stamped on the body (interesting - they are in sequence #2194586, and 2194587)and...

The switch "bank" has to do several functions. Each heat switch has to turn it's corresponding light on indepentent of the other three, and at the same time energize the "timer" motor. I have looked up both patents stamped on the body (interesting - they are in sequence #2194586, and 2194587)and...

BTW... There are only two original burners (eyes) on this range, the right rear, that can be seen in the picture above, and the open-coil type that is in the deep-well cooker. The remaining monotube is a Universal SuperHeat single element. The two burners in front were replaced with two-element...