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Like most contemporary dryers, Tom? Most all cycles on my 90 something Kenmore have no-heat just fluff ends to cycles...

Stunning. Completely stunning. They look brand new (and surprisingly contemporary). Those would not look out of place at all in a spread in Dwell or Metropolis magazine, not to mention, of course, Atomic Ranch...

Just for my education...what is the difference between a clothes conditioner and a dryer?

Interesting... I've never seen a rubber finned agitator... I was thinking of the gentle washers... There's a Brazilian one without an agitator where the fins are on the tub, which itself moves back and forth (think a front load turned right side up, but with the usual back and forth...

I'm not getting the Jim Phelps tape player reference.

I agree with Patrick... it reminds me of my Dad's highschool drafting class papers ... (remember drafting class? I don't...before my time, but my father STILL has the most beautifully legible and stylish block printing I've ever seen.) I love schematic and drafted illustrations. They're...

Jon... Well, it won't end up on a lower floor, because I'm in a single floor home... I'm sure there were moisture issues in the past. The laundry room opposite the wall had it's entire floor replaced 3 years ago, and they "checked" mine, and evidently it was "good enough". rp813... The Warge...

The thing I love most about the old Maytags like this is how clean and elegant the design is... There is something about the control panel that reminds me of a 63 Chrysler Imperial....

I used a HOBART very similar to that when I lived in a housing co-op in Madison, WI (corner machine... in one side, out an adjacent side, if I remember rightly)... But I have a question: What is "BOB"-load? Beast of Burden? I have the world's wussiest GE and it wouldn't even TRY to clean a...

I haz the dumz I've had a problem with the cold water on my 99 Crosley HD (Norge components, I'm told, FYI)... It's been a trickle forever, and I always assumed that it was a problem with the pipe, since it started right after the neighbor had some plumbing work done on their laundry room...

Very cool post!

So, I'm currently working on selling the "Classic cars" I bought to restore and "kind of" have gotten around to. They take too much work, and are too big to store easily, and my landlord is getting tired of them.... SO: Transferring my love of vintage things to, of course, WASHING MACHINES...

On CL, here in Portland.... every 4th or 5th used washer ad is from scrappers wanting to pick up your machine for free. Thank GOD I don't have a warehouse or large barn space and disposable income at my disposal, because I'd have "Top dollar paid for your used washer or dryer" ad running on CL...

I am frankly ASTONISHED at the level of finish you put into this project. If you could see me, you'd see a standing ovation. Just immaculate!

Beauty is in the eye Funny Chris, I was thinking how clean and modern the design looked...

Wow.... Gordon, I am impressed.

Blackstone, thanks for bringing up your earlier thread. I LOVED going through it. I'm assuming you've had success in selling the family business by now?

WAH! Damn...dream machine but too far away.

That Whirlpool is amazing... I've never seen anything like it. That control panel doesn't even look real... I love the little Kenmore, too. That Lady Kenmore looks like a TANK. Maybe it's the rectangular window, but it looks like a MEGA STOVE to me... Like it should be all appliances in one...

I take it Amana and Speedqueen are the same? That console looks very SQ-ish...