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Very much enjoying this thread. Wish I could've shipped a bunch of dirty work duds for you all to wash...

Very much enjoying this thread. Wish I could've shipped a bunch of dirty work duds for you all to wash...

Well that was FAAST.

Great photo of Gordon and the '63 70series. That series does seem to be a favorite of several people. (Mine, for one, although they just HAVE to be the coppertone ones). {Ironically, I remember them better than my parents do, ALTHOUGH Dad did confirm that they were bought on sale at Sears...

They're so cool. The almost don't even look real... The neighborhood I grew up in (Hidden Hills Village in Brookfield, WI... 15 min outside of Milwaukee) was filled with 1940-60 split levels and ranch houses, including about a dozen or more "Westinghouse All-Electrics" as the NAMEPLATES on the...

seh whut? Bob load? Beast of Burden? I don't fit in no durn dishwersher, says Badgerdx, aka, "Bob"

Gordon, get over yourself. You look very nice, if a little sleepy. I'm sorry I couldn't make it, would have dearly loved to be there... Especially to see the 63 Turquoise (not light blue) Kenmore 70 being worked on (I grew up with the coppertone version of the same... ). Then again, you all...

Speaking as a man with a horse and "horse laundry" (towels, wraps, etc)... I'd give my eye teeth for an effective washer filtering system. My '99 Crosley HD20 (Norge-Magtag Performa) has NADA, and after a wash, I have to wipe the fur off the inside of the washer...

Interesting. I'm redoing my deck that's the entry to the backdoor where "THE LAUNDRY ROOM" (angelic harp music) is.... Anyhoo, the deck is on the South side of the house, so I'm putting up retractable clothes lines for the first time. I was always taught that if you want things soft that have...

First of all: WAY COOL MACHINES! How lucky that it was just the funnel scraping the wash tub and not actually a bearing. Being a "Newby", I'm assuming that the Dispensall was the TOL of the GE product range? It certainly looks like a seriously major machine. How much more costly were these...

So I assume the vast majority of users on this site are men (and a goodly percentage are gay... figured that one out, too)... so here's the question... Many of the appliances we love: The washers, dishwashers, vacuums, etc etc were mostly designed by men, to be used by women. Often times...

Jetcone Those charcoal Frigidaires are amazing...No wonder you're proud of them. I wonder what font they used. I love the look of it.

fnelson... How old are those Maytag 906's? They look showroom new!

Ironically, I associate those mag wheels with Buick, too. I had to go back and look at the pictures. I would have thought it was a 69 Buick GS if you didn't show the Mach 2 photos.

Is there a picture I'm not seeing? I have no reference to what you're discussing. POD?

Any one in Robert's collection. I especially covet his Philco, his Apex, his Kelvinator, his LK (PANK!), and the SuperUnimatic. (grin) In all seriousness. If I could have my choice, my favorite would be either the Philco or a 56 Unimatic... like the one only a fool would love...

I really think this warrants a "machine in action vid"... Fantastic job restoring and documenting the process. I'll have to have you oversee my tuning up of the Crosley (it's making noises).

Are the lines through the lid FOR something, an electronic sensor? Or are they merely decoration?

Are there any vids of anyone actually USING the scrubber cap on a vintage Kenmore agitator? Did they actually work, or was it just a neat looking gimmick?

LOL at Jetcone We're a rare breed of "non-breeders". Cheers, Bob