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I always liked the Viking boat decal.

Nice paint job.

Hi Mickey. I saw a match to your washer at a scrap yard/antique yard sale mess a few years back. Same shiny tub and it worked. I would have bought it but it was missing the one drain plate. Does your washer say it was made in Fergus,Ontario? That was the big head quarters and manufacturing...

Can anyone tell me the name of the song at the end of the movie? It is just orchestrate.

Not nearly as creepy as it would be. Like a big laundry room with a big folding table.A drag Queen's dream when it came to cosmetics.

I remember my mom buying one at a yard sale in the 70's. It had a black base and a white top. I just remember there was water in it. Not sure if that was for steaming or if it was juice from the wieners? No idea what happened to it or if it got used that much. No idea what the wieners tasted like.

Nice machine. Can we see the top rack loaded? The sides of the top rack look really narrow for cups especially with the triangle tines.Must hold wine glasses well.

My Dad's mother had a G.E wringer out in the wood shed off the kitchen. It had the rinse tubs on a wooden cart I assume she rolled into the kitchen. I never saw her use it.Only a clothes line. My mom and dad had a huge fight when mom got her dryer. Mom was working and had hung her clothes out in...

Going to try the egg and soup recipe

Love the last picture.

Can you show a load of dirty dishes before and after?

Always flaunting it in your face.

The town of Fergus,Ontario is home to Beatty. Lots of info at the museum and lots of washers too.

My Aunt Dorthy died a month ago at age 92. I inherited Uncle Bob's suitcase they took on their honeymoon. I can't find much about Red Cap Luggage. The suitcase is like brand new and has that great old smell to it. It is pure leather and I think was made in the 50's. Would love to know more about it

Nice washer and love the pink. Is this washer a keeper? What would the Zenith be priced at? High,middle or low end?

Wow, in today's money that would be $1,122.14 in Canadian dollars. I think a wringer washer would be a better bargain.

Paul, you are still the darling of the museum. Any time I go they always ask about you. I am going back next week and I have a question about a washer we did not see.

Is that a storage compartment at the bottom in the middle?

I can smell the cat pee from here. There is a load of clothes to wash just with what is stuck to the floor.

As a kid I loved the sneak peek wringer washer in the basement. If I was little and saw that thrashing monster going I would have wet em. That is a creeping looking washer. Would like to see it go...from a distance.