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Just a thought. You could have one of these and keep your dryer. Do the 1st load in the combo, take clothes and put in the dryer and start another load in the combo and let it go through the entire cycle. By the time the 1st load is dry the second load would be drying in the the combo. Jon

I don't know if this will help here but maybe. For the last 10 years when I have an appliance that gets plugged and unplugged on a regular basis I put a flat triple socket 3 prong adapter into the outlet. When unplugging it gives you a spot to put your finger or to hold with the other hand to...

My electric bill from June 22 - July 21 = 29 days 504 kwh total $155.54 with all taxes and services. Jon

I have seen this type of set up on boats and ships. Keep the pots and pans from sliding off in rough seas. Jon

Just a question, could you have not done the same process in the LG and had the same results? Jon

Had a Norge twin tub back in the late 70's that was used for a few years when living in an apartment with out hook up. Hung clothes out on the back porch and they dried in a couple of hours after the high spin speed. Great little machine. The impeller was on the bottom and had great turn over. Jon

Usually 73 degrees during the day and 68 degrees at night. Jon

Electric not always safe. In a city not far away from me they had a large surge of power and several houses had massive fires in them. Some totaled the house but all needed fire department response. The least will be all electric wires will need to be replaced in these houses. Things can happen...

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We had those in our laundry room in the building that I live in Top loaders and dryers. Those were changed out recently to LG's front loaders and dryers. Jon

I don't know empty and not even plugged in. No lights or frost and looks to be a bitch to remove. Plus $$ I don't think so. Jon

Wind Power A number of years ago there was a man who invented a wind generator. This was a small unit that looked like a turbo for a large diesel engine. This was mounted on a pole installed near the house. It was almost silent while working.This could rotate to which ever way the wind was...

Maybe the little door was for the optional hair dryer bonnet. I guess you did not need the drum running for drying hair. Jon

No doubt that this house was owned by a Greek family. My wives grandmothers house looked a lot like this one. All ornate and so so much of everything. lol Jon

I normally do a 2nd rinse on every load. Newer washer has a gray water rinse, so after the cycle is finished it gets restarted in the rinse and spin cycle. Takes a while longer but the clothes are rinsed nicely. Seems to be a waste of water but with no spin after washing it is necessary. Jon

I have stopped using the auto dry cycle on my dryer. A load of towels would go for a hour and a half to almost two hours to dry. Timed cycle set for 1 hour and they are done. Same with clothes. Cut the drying time to one half what the auto cycle would do. Noticed a drop in my electric bill doing...

I guess a good way to start is to use a spray bottle with soapy water and spray the connector of the gas main on the rear of the stove. If it is leaking you will see small bubbles coming off of it. Don't know if you have a flex line connected, but sometimes over age they can also spring a small...

Watching an episode of Ghost the other night and Hetty the ghost lady of the house is sitting on top of a center dial Maytag with a snubber I guess was broken, enjoying the vibrations of the machine during the spin cycle. Jon

That oven certainly looks used. Check the runners that the racks sit on. The enamel has been worn off from use, unless someone used it as storage and accessed it often. Jon

I would like to see a unit that runs on 220-240 volts for the US market. Jon