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Great to see you Stephanie! Those LEDs look wonderful! They are just right. Lawrence/Maytagbear

I like it! This sounds like a really interesting and fun project. You could let the dishes sit dirty in the machines for 24 hours, instead of baking them. Scrape, yes, pre-rinse, no. That leading consumer reporting magazine uses the cycle which is most closely called "normal," for that is...

Just sayin' If I had to get a new mattress.......... Lawrence/Maytagbear bigfigmattress.com

Jim................ I am so glad that neither you or your dear companion were not severly injured. So glad. Mazda's are nice. I hope you have many years of good service! Here in Kent, the Mazda dealer is exactly next door to the Toyota dealer. I am among the few who find this to be...

Agreed that there ARE trade offs with a Keurig, however, like so many other matters, it is a question of the software, that is, the contents of the pods and the water. Surprisingly enough, the coffee will go stale in a K "kup," if it is kept too long. However, if the water tastes good, and...

Innocently meant..... Are the controls based on a moisture sensor, or are they one of those themostat timer things? Lawrence/Maytagbear

According to some looking around, P&G introduced Cascade in 1953. I am guessing that the ad is no later than 1954. Lawrence/Maytagbear

I wish!!!! Currently, I am in a communal kitchen situation (more later), and the "toaster" is a dreadful conveyor thing. It burns one side and barely warms the other side of the slice. I am only exaggerating slightly. Perfect toast does happen, but more in a blue moon than any given Sunday...

Remember......... Baking soda is a source of water softening sodium. One might have an accidental oversudsing event. "Your milage may....." Lawrence/Maytagbear

America's Test Kitchen, Joy of Cooking....and my experience says Peanut oil is best for frying. High price, but highest smoke point (safety factor). Toasted sesame oil needs to be refrigerated after opening. Lawrence/Maytagbear

I wonder...... Most of these optional/"hidden" cycles are self explanatory, but can anyone tell me what the "Rainyday" cycle does? Lawrence/Maytagbear

GE percolators!! Mine is in the "P 33" ovalish one. Makes great coffee! Thank you, Louis! Lawrence/Maytagbear

Get a Bissell or similar push powered carpet sweeper and sweep daily or twice daily. Lawrence/Maytagbear

May it give you many years of good service, Jon! My next kitchen, which may be a while, is going to have induction. Lawrence/Maytagbear

Method All-Purpose Spray cleaner in French Lavender Heinz White Vinegar Dawn-- whatever style is cheapest. S.O.S. or Brillo. Large box of sodium bicarb for scrubbing. Small box for baking. Lawrence/Maytagbear

Gentlmen, and in some cases, use the term loosely, I know "Akronman" (Mark) in person, been in his wonderful late 20s/30s house, seen his restorations...He is not slapdash, and is meticulous and caring. I am disappointed. This used to an oasis of civility. Lawrence/Maytagbear

Might be mistaken, but I firmly believe that Chambers was aquired by Whirlpool, for the KitchenAid cooking line. Then again, I am going on memory. Lawrence/Maytagbear

I was boring. I wanted a Volvo 265. I shared a 1977 Plymouth Volare 4 door with my sister. We laugh about the Plymouth now. Lawrence/Maytagbear

Listen to Eddie! Lawrence/Maytagbear

People who fall for this sort of thing deserve what they get, I believe. Lawrence/Maytagbear