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John What temp is your cold water? cold can mean anything from 32 to 90 also what was your warm temp? that can range from 80 to 100 depending on the machine or the cold water temp.

Another Union company in trouble, A&P also has one of the most heavily unionized work forces in the business, with 95 percent of its workers covered under collective bargaining agreements. It said in its filing it would seek to work with the unions to lower those costs...

Those machines Were made By Troy laundry Machinery aka Troy Laundrite, they had 18 30 and 40 lb machines in that style, And 125 to 600 lb in the style in the pic. and made quality machinery for hotels and hospitals for many many years not only did they make washers dryers and ironers they...

Try American coin op mag alot of suppliers there may have to go to some of the back issues but they are still parts for them.. just have to beat the bushes. http://www.americancoinop.com

John is correct a element will most of the time out last a dryer if it does not there there is most like a voltage problem. almost always too high.. Ele provider should check it at no charge. Lower voltage will just cause a longer drying time and will not harm the element.Have seen this very...

Sears ultra plus orange box No , the Liquid is not near as good! As the powder It gets out the nasties even in hospital work and helps me maintain a cost per lb far lower than the national avg.

This is what is happen from one of the mfg http://www.thelaundryforum.com/global-shortage-of-textiles/#more-232

STTP is not just for hard water, It will help whites be the whitest possible. It will also help bleach work better and give loads a nice finish when dried.. I use it in almost every load here. I have soft water but sttp helps cut down more on detergent useage and for a hospital laundry...

Melvin My linen reps are some I have used for over 30 years and are now also good friends.. they tell me things they dont tell others. So I DO know well ahead of time what is going on in the textile arena. I have several detergent and machinery reps that are the same way.. Being loyal to...

I warned all of you over a year ago of this And was told it would not happen.. so now who was right? The us shortage is from (i will say again) farmers who plant corn this year instead of cotton. for ethnol. Very little cotton was planted compared to the past 5 years. Commerical linens...

The Extractor is actually a Bock Extractor It is one of the last machines they made for American Laundry Machinery. in the late 60S Before American dropped all smaller machinery from its line. The last small washer extractor they made was in 1970 and was a 65 lb machine and was sold named...

Yeah Well The Joke Is On Them It may very well may be.. The new upgraded versions of the Pro line Tide is also thinner and requires 2 more oz. per 50 # load than the old version..It is also almost 50.oo more for a 5 gallon pail.. Also it IS NOT cleaning near as well and we are haveing almost...

In 40 years of hospital laundry EVERY manual on every washer I have ever had ALL tells to leave the doors open anytime the machine is NOT in use.Not only for the dry out phase but to keep gaskets from deforming,and will make them last 2 or 3x as long.

That was one of our favorite things to do When I was growing in a small east texas town, We had a fountain at city hall that got sudsed every weekend almost. Just a small bottle of Joy is all it took! We had the cleanest fountain in 12 counties.

And just WHAT is WRONG with this one ? You will not find any BETTER ANYWHERE! This one has ALL THE LATEST DIRT!

This thread has outlived its usefulness THATS FOR SURE!!!

that is the same slogan Washex used for the "Floataire" washer they made for years.. During Extract it rasied up off the floor and and "floated on air"

I am concerned none of the above alters my view And that is ALL it is your view!

Looking close at the agitator make me think it may be a early speed queen

Thomas What happened to the pics of the lint fire???