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Congratulations on your retirement and am happy you will still be present on the site. Cheers! Todd

Thanks for posting, Leon! You scored a lot of cool treasures!!

Cory, many thanks for the wonderful film! Even my husband (who is not an appliance fan) really enjoyed it!

Having had a few of these machines myself, I found the vinegar treatment works well and even scrubbing both sides of the filter with a stiff brush helps dislodge the gunk as well... And thanks for posting the video. I really miss those machines!

Awesome job and thank you for the video!

Who woulda thunk Gladys and Betty were such good friends?! Robert, thanks for the laugh and extremely engaging/informative video.

Thank you for putting that video together. Quite enjoyable! And here I always thought Betty Furness was just a Westinghouse gal!

Mark, happy to see that you are still enjoying those LK's! So happy they landed in a good home and have been so lovingly restored more than where I got them to be. Next time I'm in SoCal (I don't get to Liverpool or Madrid very often!) would love to visit.

Very cool. Thanks for sharing!

Austin was amazing! I never met him in person but did reach out to him once when I was having trouble with my mid'70s WP washer. He was extremely kind and helpful and is dearly missed.

Glenn, thank you very much for sharing your videos! I always stayed away from any washers made after the mid-80s so thanks for the enlightenment! Cheers, Todd

Mark, I continue to be in awe of your finds! Nice addition to your collection.

How much water filled into that thing? Didn't look like enough to me. And I can't believe how much was stuffed into the machine. Not a fan of these new-fangled things but is/was it very effective?

Beautiful set! Am assuming the washer is direct drive?

We've all seen this ad before, but today I noticed a couple things with the washer: the lint filter appears to be missing, and the lid isn't lying flat like it should. I've only had a few Frigidaire washers, but I do remember the lid always laid flat. Just my observation.

Very nice! Never saw a Lady Kenmore with the straight vane agitator before. Thanks for sharing pics!

And wasn't it Whirlpool who had the first U.S. top-loader perforated tub along with the neutral drain?

Nice job. Long live Norge!!

Interesting model machine at that. No agitub. Looks to be more like a Gibson than Frigidaire..?

Stunning! Thank you for sharing!