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Thank you, you have eliminated a tremendous amount of searching. And yes, the toilet is very much blue. They have many many different colors of the paper.

Wow, that is 100% my floor. It was made by Armstrong. I tried to ask them about informaton, but so far they have been of no help. If your parents ever tear out that floor, i need a few tiles! Colored toilet paper is on amazon for a rediculous price. Renova brand. I only buy it because...

JustJunque, I'm very glad you like it. Here are some more pictures for your enjoyment. It is at a level of blue previosly unknown to man. The house was built in 1910. The bathroom was redone in 1967. I am replacing the old cast iron tub with a baby blue 4x4 tile shower, so i wont show you the...

It could possibly be wax. It is yellowed along the border of the room - i imagine the most wax buildup would be there. Ill try ammonia next. Just for fun, here is a picture. I love the bathroom. I even pay for way overpriced blue toilet paper to match.

Since the 1980's, my bathroom has had wall to wall carpet. I took it out about a year ago. The bathroom was remodeled in 1967, so I am guessing that is the age of the floor. It (Was) a white vinyl tile with flowers and geometric boxes. There was never carpet around the toilet, so there is a line...

I would be painting both washer and dryer. I'm only worried about durability on top - The exact reason why its porcelain in the first place.

My Maytag washer and dryer set is harvest gold. All of my other appliances are coppertone. I actually repainted a porcelain coated stove coppertone, and it looks like it came that way from the factory, and it has held up perfect over the last year. I am not at all concerned with my ability to...

Norgeway Do you have a picture of one? If the stove is Norge, then i bet the washer, dryer, and refrigerator were too.

It just might be Caloric. A google search of vintage Caloric yields a few similar stoves.

Gas stove

I am trying to find a brand or model of this stove. It was bought around 1972 or 1973. It is a gas stove. Where the woman is standing is the washer and dryer. I believe they were frigidaire.

Some of the folks here have vintage detergent etc. to go with their old machines. Does anyone collect old laundry baskets to put with their old machines?

The specific location is the fork. All you have to do is push or pull on one side. Youll hear it click, that's it switching directions.

next to each spool is a black thing that looks like a fork. The ribbon goes through it. That is your automatic switch. The end of the ribbon has a metal tack that tugs on the fork and makes it switch backwards.

My house was built in 1910. It has original, undisturbed knob and tube wiring with the old style screw in fuses. Many of the outlets share circuits with other outlets. Most of them were meant for a lamp. And, there being one or two outlets in a room, most of them are overloaded. I think your...

I remember when I was about 6 years old, and growing up around a lot of old Appalachian folks, I always thought they said "Angel Momma." I never saw it written until some time later.

Here is a link to a television of the same era with the RCA logo. http://www.tvhistory.tv/1958-RCA-21D8525.JPG As you can see, your television is of the same brand, but not the same model.

As already stated, the television is an RCA. Most likely a 1956 or 1957 model. No later than 1959.

RE: #4 I also have one of the first crock pots with the non removable crock. Mine is harvest gold. I have the whole set of small appliances from the early 70's and they have all lasted except the waffle maker; it burned out last year. I really love my crock pot, and I would encourage other...

https://www.amazon.com/Tide-Coldwater-Liquid-Laundry-Detergent/dp/B073DGCN6R/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=tide+cold+water+clean+and+free&qid=1570725494&sr=8-5 Looks to be it. If you really like it, stock up. There are 7 left. That will be it if it has been discontinued.