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Anyway here it is mostly finished this was a lot more work than I thought it was

So I built a little shelf across the wall to hid the pipe. The room gained almost 4 inches with this. That sink and toilet are Kohler Spruce green that I salvaged years ago. That was a pretty interesting story as the guy wanted a fortune for them but I talked him down. I did notice one...

Hi all, well after a few years of trying I am finally going to remodel the dreary laundry room. It's old Armstrong floor had given way, so I decided to remove a false wall that was hiding a pipe, and redo the foundation with subway tile. I put those little hexagon tiles on the floor for a...

Thanks all for the information I'll let everyone know if there are any updates

I actually could have gotten the (I think) late 60s or early 70s super large capacity Whirlpool washer once, but this looks to be almost as big. I don't know much about this Capri, but it is available and could come in handy. Thanks for any info, - Northwesty

I think Henry Dreyfuss was the designer of that Honeywell...

Dermacie I have another T-20 I bought 35 years ago that is still my favorite and works great. I have to tell you I bought it in San Bernadino at a thrift store for 50 cents! I will never forget that I couldn't figure out how it worked since it didn't have a lever to push it down. I plugged...

On this Sunbeam, it wouldn't turn off, and even the lifter went up and down by itself and turned on. With the adjustment knob off I was able to twirl the shaft while a piece of bread was in it until it clicked off. It was real close to being back to normal and with a half turn or so I put the...

Hi all, here are three little projects I tackled this weekend, some of which have been a long time waiting. First off, that Sunbeam T-35 Toaster, I bought about a year ago. It was in nearly perfect condition, but had been dropped so the bakelite base was broken. I had an older Sunbeam I...

That is amazing Your attention to detail and craftsmanship are wonderful.

I dunno But looking on Craiglist here today, there are not any old combination fridges. You definitely want to get one with a separate door for the freezer compartment. I haven't found that these are all over the place. If you are serious I would go out there and make a deal. I have a 54 GE...

Story What's the story on these? Were they a Craigslist find? A little old lady owned them?

Just picked up two vintage gas mowers from my research that one on the right is a 56-59 or so and the one on the left is the one that came soon after. One is Sears and the other is Craftsmen. The older one is a two-cycle from what I can tell. I haven't had time to try to start either one...

That is a pretty good candidate for a practical vintage fridge. It is towards the top of the line, due to it being a combination fridge, with that separate door for the freezer compartment. You won't have to defrost it so often as the "tombstone" ones that just have one big door and the...

Maybe you would like to try one like mine Though I haven't used it yet

Here is that ratings plate, Thanks again!

Thanks all for the information Hi Eddy well if you had one there must be at least two over here in North America. Mine does have the correct voltage printed on the plate in the bottom, so they must have made them. Thanks all for the good advice, I will lift the lid carefully, and the loading...

Oh, here is the picture from the Estate sale site I was wondering what could that be?

So I was pretty confidant it would work So I put some towels in that had already been through the spin in the Kenmore and it works great. I was actually amazed at how much water came out, more that in a Youtube video I just watched. So this should help with the lifespan of the dryers with...

Thanks for that information Vacbear58! Here is some final touch up with some white enamel.