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Oooh!!! Holy Grail item! I think this one has the light, too!

D&M heated dry I enjoy using it to dispose of worn GladWare. ;-)

Can you imagine people trying to use this in winter,,, Hopefully they have solid-tub overflow rinsing...

Wow I'll take the TOL dishwasher, please.

Wonderful!!! What a lovely!  Congratulations, Robert and Fred!!

For picturesque clarity... ...here you go:

No, I don't! After the last time David and I rebuilt a belt-drive in our kitchen, I decided we'd earned our merit badges.   I don't have a 240V outlet anywhere for the dryer, either.  Alas.  :-)

Someone needs these. http://tucson.craigslist.org/app/5454363118.html

Al Look at you, curating those pics! :-D Thank you for posting those. That Varde cabinet was great--we added the rolling base when we moved to a place where I could no longer cheat with a long unicouple. I did encounter a few considerations: As you'll note, I designed the base such...

... ...there's a house with no usable floor space. ;-)

My thought, too Mullion heater out of control? I missed that detail, too. Good eye, Greg!

My hero! You saved the day!  We're ordering a bunch to have on-hand.  A thousand thanks to you!!

pick up point for the water level pressure switch. I'd leave the old pump attached and in-line, then attach the electric pump downstream. The electric will do the pumping, and the old pump body will still be there to handle the pressure-switch duties. With the solenoid disconnected and power...

E-mail sent John, I sent you an AW.org message. Thank you so much! Tom, that's the bugger that apparently failed. I can't figure out how exactly, but the proof is in the pudding. Or the puddle. I always moistened it before attaching it to the faucet, but I may need to do some refresher...

Shirley you can't be serious I surprised myself as well, but 'tis true.   (And don't call me "Shirley."  ;-) )

WOW That is a thing of exquisite beauty.  And yeah, every time I've found a belt-drive RR, the belt's broken.  C'est la vie.  :-)

Hi everyone! The lovely sixties Roto-Rack, still the apple of our eye, is now the apple of our eye in the living room, and the Maytag JetClean is pinch-hitting, due to some unicouple-related events. The original unicouple tossed its ball bearings down the drain when the original collar...

*swoon* Can I come live in the attic? LOL What fun! Those are gorgeous finds!! That 1970 Frigidaire is really similar to the '69 Andy found for us back in Oakland. That space-needle wash tower really did an amazing job. That was the best-performing Frigidaire dishwasher we've had so far...

It's happened before Tucson is situated over a gigantic underground lake--something reinforced when the town began subsiding, bit by bit, and sinkholes became an occasional problem.  As one would imagine, excess removal of water from the lake caused the issue.   To mitigate this, water was...

Yikes That dishwasher--yes.  For the number of times I go to insert a mug, and discover the hard way there was still a little coffee inside, that carpet would be toast.  But then again, whomever chose that carpeting kept it nice, so I can only assume they eat out perpetually, and walk around in...