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  1. gansky1

    Some new toys...

    Very nice, Paul, worth the trip!
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    NYT on Induction Cooking

    Oh I would have tried if we'd had the time. The storm was on a Friday night and there was hope in the beginning that the line in our yard would be repaired quickly. Lots to think about in the moment, 1/4 acre of my yard covered in downed trees and branches, hole in the roof, water in the...
  3. gansky1

    The most stylish "Cadillac of washers"?

    GE deserves a mention, they always made my heart flutter a little..
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    Who Can Restore a Kitchenaid A-9 Coffee Mill?

    Hi George - can you cut the opening a bit larger for the new switch body to fit into?
  5. gansky1

    NYT on Induction Cooking

    When we had 90mph wind storm in July '21 and lost power for a week, the last thing I was concerned about was how to cook food. I had thrown out all of the refrigerator and freezer(s) contents on day 2 so there was almost nothing to cook. Given the scale of the storm and localized outages all...
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    "The Last Word" – Whirlpool's 1961 Ultimatic - 16mm Film

    Another classic film - thanks, Cory. I wish we could sign up for a "home trial" of these today.
  7. gansky1

    ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS - Please Read This...

      Life changing for sure.  Many of us found the original Yahoo! group in the late 90's when the internet was still dial-up.  There have been many changes over the years and this is another.  Congratulations, Robert, you deserve a break now.  Thank you.
  8. gansky1

    Magic Chef DW

        I remember a 70's KM model that was not a roto-rack, standard upper rack/shelf but it had a spray tube under it with slots instead of holes.  The slot-openings were meant to direct the water in a fixed spray under that upper rack.  Low-end, cheaper than a rotating arm.
  9. gansky1

    tearing down an old hotpoint- and question of proper sleeve bearing lubricant.

      Good luck on your dishwasher, this is a fun one to work on - never saw a pump that tightly clogged.  Are your racks in good shape?   When my mother remarried in 1986, they bought a house with this same HP dishwasher.  Everyone in the house hated that machine except me, mediocre cleaning and...
  10. gansky1

    7000 Tomorrows - WP & The 1964 World's Fair - 16mm

        These films are so great, thanks for posting them and your hard work getting them transferred to digital.     I was a bit too young to experience any of the World's Fair excitement.  What a wondrous place.   You can barely make out a shiny, moving drum in the film at the washer/dryer...
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    1973 Poppy Frigidaire trash compactor

      Poppy.  I sighed every time I opened a women's or shelter magazine and saw this color in an ad or a featured home.     Is the bucket removable?  
  12. gansky1

    Speed Queen Gas Dryer

        I saw this ad, glad you were able to grab the dryer, it's a nice one.
  13. gansky1

    Prewar Bendix

        Congrats, looks well-kept and there's almost no rust.  Nice find!  
  14. gansky1

    Real Vintage Dishwasher Detergent

      I found a good-sized stash of vintage Cascade at an estate sale some years ago, snapped it all up.  I brought a box to Arizona a couple of years ago so we could "christen" a never-used KA dishwasher at Roger's.  It smelled good and was free-flowing out of the box but it didn't dissolve in the...
  15. gansky1

    Maytag Presents: The Los Angeles Story - 16mm Film

      Really fun glimpse into the mid-century California shopping world.  Thanks for all your hard work, Cory, these are wonderful pieces of history.
  16. gansky1

    KitchenAid stand mixers

      This is interesting, just saw a video of Mr. Mixer's a day or so ago about his going to pick this mixer haul up.  Have been following him for a while on social media, he's from Kansas and has built a good business repairing and selling KA mixers.  I'm sure he was fun to meet in person. ...
  17. gansky1

    Friday Film Bonus: KitchenAid 1961

        These are good spots, I remember only a few KA commercials through the 70's & early 80's but they were rare.  KA had a high-end, quality  reputation like Maytag, one commercial touted this with "Next time, buy a KitchenAid."     Has anyone seen this model floating around?  Not sure I've...
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    Maytag Presents: The Story of Clothes Drying - 16mm Film

      What a great leap forward in automation for the clothes dryer, the magic of electronics had made it to the laundry room.  I only remember a few people having the Maytag or WP/KM electronic sensor dryers, it was still a step-up feature for many.
  19. gansky1

    My Rubber Molding Skills Saves My 1953 Apex Wash-a-Matic!

        Excellent work, of course.  The APEX is saved again!  
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