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Sock it to 'em on the feedback!!!!!

Get real!

Oh, yay!!!!!!!! Thanks for the info!!!

Well... Since I read on here that Sears Ultra is soon to be no more, I have been looking around at powders and in particular unscented powder detergents. I was in a dollar store this morning and saw All unscented pods. Looked promising. I still have a good bit left in my Sears box so I will...

It is a nice looking range!

Love that kitchen, but too much stuff on the counters and kitchen table.

Ken I was one of those strange little boys that went through an appliance department looking at washing machines. I loved to go to the basement of our Belk store where housewares was. I would look at steam irons and vacuum cleaners. Occasionally one of the old sales ladies would ask me if I...

Thanks, Rich!

Many thanks! Thanks everyone for the advice. I am encouraged that bringing the fridge home won't be a waste of time.....at least as far as the odor problem is concerned. The other concern is that after moving it, it may not operate properly. I have heard that moving old refrigerators...

I HATE perma-press anything. Here in the sultry South, it's like wearing a trash bag. Your clothes can't breathe!

Yayyyy. Thanks!!! Then it's a go.

Hi all. I did not want to hijack Rob's post with this, but I have a friend that has offered me a vintage Frigidaire refrigerator. It about the vintage of my 1952 O'Keefe and Merrit gas range. It runs. Needs a paint job. My friend stored it with the door closed and it has a sour smell. Will...

That refrigerator is long gone! It was what Phil described. It had something to do with moisture and the heater contraption that was installed in the roof of the refrigerator section was a perfect fit. Almost as thought it was manufactured by GM just for that purpose. It did not look after...

I went out on the by-pass to go to my credit union and while out there I stopped in at a sewing machine repair business to purchase a bottle of sewing machine oil. The old gentleman used to run our Singer Sewing Center so it's always nostalgic to see him. He's in his late 70's. He commented...

I wondered about that with the electronic touchpads.

Some time in the early 70's, out '67 Frigidaire developed a defrosting problem. Our appliance repairman installed a heater in the roof of the refrigerator compartment that took care of the problem. Whether that was actually the fix it needed or not I don't know, but it ran fine with no...

Missed the Days I miss the days of store brand appliances: Sears, Ward's, Western Auto, BF Goodrich, etc, etc, etc...

Re: Tim's post. Dear Gussie!

Oops, my mistake! I assumed since it said GE, that it was electric. Don't think I have every seen a GE gas anything!

Two questions..... Allen: Why was the gas line an issue if the oven was replaced with electric? Was there a gas cooktop nearby? John: Why does electricity continue to feed once the gas oven is ignited?