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Maytag NX - 1967

I guess it's unanimous... Thanks for the frank input. I'll escort the "Lean, Mean Grilling Machine" to the dumpster since it seems like just another piece of incompetent kitchen clutter.   I just checked what they're selling for on Facebook Marketplace. $5 to $17.  Mostly hovering around the...

MANY years ago, back in the 90s, I was getting tired of the crappy, non-descript kitchen appliances on the market when I stumbled on what was being sold as a retro blender by Oster. It was a riff on the old "beehive" blenders and the glass mixing vase and metal motor housing were being pushed as...

I have inherited many, many kitchen gadgets, most of which I really have no use for so I intend on selling most of them. One item that's giving me problems is the George Foreman Grill that were so popular a few years ago.   I haven't used it, but would like to see if there's a consensus if...

Yes, Everybody loves Lady Kenmores, so when you get a few photos, please post. Also the model, year, and location.

I'd like to see what I can do to control my food costs.  Back in the day when I was first living on my own (I will let you guess the decade, but think pooka shells) , the rule of thumb was that fish, root vegetables, "greens" and beans  were valuable in stretching the food dollar, but today it...

Cole: Many thanks for the link. I appreciate the leg work you did on the hot plate.   Paul: the original pug was gone by the time I got it.   This week, I think I'll do a continuity and current leak test. Let's see how that goes. I'd love to get this back in safely operating condition.      

My mistake... I just looked at the switch again. It's a rotary, three heat (HIGH MEDIUM LOW) position switch, plus an off.   The top plate certainly looks like solid ferrous metal.  Do you know what kind of heating elements it may have? I had assumed it was a "spring" heater.

Several years ago I bought his little hot plate thinking it was a piece of domestic kitchenware. It has no markings on it but there is a ceramic switch marked HI and LOW and it looks very much like something in a 1912 catalog I have. The plug is missing. I have not tested it.   I was looking...

Thanks for the answers... Paul: Egads! I did wright "Sunbeam"! I can only assume my wires crossed because I am also working on my Aunt's Sunbeam Model 11 mixer, which is missing a part or two and I am working on a posting for it.   Jon: Thanks for the coaching offer, if I get into trouble...

I have my grandmother's Sunbeam Toaster 1b14 (circa 1956). The unit has a worn-out power cord that should be replaced, with a ground wire if possible.   Does anybody make a look-alike woven cord to replace it with? I know the antique fan crowd has something similar, but the two wires are left...

Here's a 1957 Hicks vintage trailor for sale in New Mexico. Original appliances included. All this can be yours for $2500. (And actually, if I were still in Palm Springs, I'd consider it.) https://lascruces.craigslist.org/rvs/d/sacramento-1957-hicks-travel-trailer/6835132764.html

Here's a 1957 Hicks vintage trailor for sale in New Mexico. Original appliances included. All this can be yours for $2500. (And actually, if I were still in Palm Springs, I'd consider it.) https://lascruces.craigslist.org/rvs/d/sacramento-1957-hicks-travel-trailer/6835132764.html

Gone are the days... Back in the 90s, I lost my balls and went to a Maytag repair shop to buy a few. The counter man just handed me a small fist full (about 6) and said "here you go kid, on the house."

Phenominal This is one of the very best recreations of a mid-century kitchen. Astonishingly good, without a hint of parody or exaggeration.

We go though a lot of mayonnaise, and I am looking to see if it's more cost effective to make it at home. Does anybody have any experience with this? (I've read up on the process and I think I know what I'm getting into.) What is the shelf life? I've read about a week. Is there an improvement...