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The dryer looks like an 800 from around 1972. The washer is a 700 from approx 1969

"… yet." No but every other week you acquire yet another beautiful prize. I don't know where you find them like the recent avocado pair. And I remember a couple years back you were talking about how you were running out of space and so I assume that the most recent will be the last. ... but...

It might be worth it to film or take pictures of each unit. A lot more people would see the pics/vids than would ever travel to some museum for these. It would take weeks to film/vid. each of these properly. But believe me it's better than having to handle each of these. It really is...

"even heat" and "soft heat" is just a selling point about the Kenmore (Whirlpool) design. It told the customer that that dryer did not have HOT spots in the drum or excessive heat like older dryer designs previously had problems with. Those conditions of course can ruin clothing or create...

I can't believe there was this big push a while back to get everyone using fluorescent and compact fluorescents. Those contain mercury. And of course the compact ones, though they need special handling and disposal requirements, most people probably just throw them in the garbage. I don't...

Thank-you Robert. So much history there. I wonder if they sold off the designs or if they just stopped making the washers. It see they had the water valves installed in the control panel I always thought that was an efficient idea and wondered why no one did it. Now I know someone did.

It looks GREAT! I'm really loving that raised dishwasher, that slim line frig/freezer, and the switches. Isn't just incredible how quiet those dishwashers are these day. I hope your Mum truly enjoys this.

I'm not totally sure but I think it excludes things like mini christmas light bulbs and other specialty bulbs. At this point, I'm sold on the LEDs anyway. Especially if they are replicating the amberish glow of an incandescent bulb. The efficiency is awesome...

Wow, Thanks Dan. That was a lot of searching for a lot of good stuff. Sometimes the searching or shopping is the best part.

That looks like a suitcase dolly. Can't believe it would be rated enough to handle that.

I'd be concerned about how affective it is at this point. Depends on age.

One can buy relatively inexpensive foldable versions of these heated drying closets...

60+ years old. Loving the 2 prong outlet in the background. Would like to see the installation there. Probably lots of treasures there.

Or you could just get this Build a shelf in a closet above the full size washer of your dreams and put this on the shelf. GE has the controls already at the bottom...

Am I correct in thinking I see a cabinet for a raised dishwasher?

Looks similar to our first frig circa 1966ish. I know the handles were different and it had an ice maker. I think the lining was a pastel green as well. I remember as a child getting up in the morning, pushing the chair over to the frig with the door open and finding a bottle of cherries in...

Some of these models the drip pan is removable. One simply lifts the front edge and pull it out the front. Then it's easy to clean and access the coils. According to parts suppliers this has the mounted drip pan that probably has a couple of screws that hold it in place. And yes, there is a...

I don't think we ever saw more than Elizabeth and Emmet's Lounge and front garden. How many American viewers would view the tuck-under counter refrigerator in this home with a full size inground pool and four bedrooms as Inadequate? That's how classist refrigerators and perhaps kitchen...

Some people with these refrigs with the coil under the frig have found that having a vacuum extension tool works well to easily clean under the frig and possibly in-between the coils...

lol Just one oven unless a household of basketball players.