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Woo-hoo! Down in the cities this weekend visiting Robert and while look at what we found, a 1971 Harvest Gold Lady Kenmore! The machine is in beautiful shape, and it runs perfectly too. So without further ado...

With all the complaints about DD's recently, I thought I'd show this Kenmore 70 series. It has everything you need, water level, temps, and a three speed motor. For this small load, I used Slow agitation fast spin. My camera's flash wasn't working so the pictures are different.

Suburb of Buffalo, at least 48 people dead. Can't link because no official reports out yet.

Woo-hoo! What a score! This weekend I made the trek down I-35 to a little place called Mission, Kansas. Waiting for me was MIB (box sold seperately hehe) 1950 Whirlpool Automatic w/ suds-saver. From what I know, it is the only machine like this left in existience. It's in literally perfect...

Well here it is, January 10, 2009. One year ago on this day, I stumbled upon this site, and had the most shocking revalation of my whole life, OTHER PEOPLE LIKE WASHING MACHINES! Since then, I have amassed a fair amount of vintage machines (and there will be more in '09, I can promise that), but...

Is featured in the Pulp Fiction breakfast scene! I couldn't believe this when I saw it, looks to be the identical fridge! Around 3:30 is when you get a close shot of it.

The guys on AW will come through for me, I know they will. What have all of you guys done through your life to deal with anger? When your blood starts to boil and it feels like you're gonna snap and you just wanna fuc&ing scream at the world. What do you do with the ANGER emotion before it...

Did anyone ever get that first ever Whirlpool washer that was for sale awhile back?

His grandma just passed away. Talk about awful timing. We feel for you Barack, and may you be the greatest President the United States ever had!

OK, as we all know, the efficency at which a washing machine extracts water from clothes is a function of both the rpms AND the size of the tub. That's why certain twin tub washers have extractors that spin up to 2000 rpms, but extract less water than many conventional automatics. Anyways it...

Hey guys, here's my Unimatic in all it's glory, compressed into 9 minutes. It turned out pretty well. Hope you enjoy! Make sure you click "watch in high quality"!

So I was watching Larry King yesterday and this is what one of the "correspondents" said: HUGHES: Well and so could -- there was another governor named Clinton who came from Arkansas and didn't have a lot of foreign policy experience when he was elected president. And so I'm just saying Larry...

Why bringing home 2 of course! Look at that beautiful '59 Multi-Matic!

OK don't get me wrong, I like front loaders, I really do; BUT with a door that has to be shut through the whole wash cycle (smoked window on my Duet doesn't help) they can kinda be boring. Not anymore! I rigged my Duet to wash with out the door! It was pretty splashy, and I could only do a very...

Check out this BEAUTIFUL GE dryer I found on Craigslist. Seller states, "has run for the past 50 years, will run for the next 50 years." LOL. http://montreal.en.craigslist.ca/hsh/857330563.html

Craigslist - "1950'S VINTAGE PINK WESTINGHOUSE FRONT LOADING WASHING MACHING (UNKNOWN IF IT WORKS)" Seller lists no pictures, what on earth could it be???? http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/hsh/847171611.html

Please visit the link (or just go to vintage fun stuff and click on the multimatic clutch). I understand how the clutch works, basically with the reversible motor the clutch "screws" its way to either the agitation pulley or the spin pulley. It also says the motor is a single speed! No where...

Thought this might be of some interest to a collector here. http://boulder.craigslist.org/hsh/841095278.html

For anyone out east... this needs to be saved! Looks to be in VERY good condition... and cmon.. those '62 Multimatics are getting lonely <img src= http://images.craigslist.org/01010001150001160520080909301f382cfabd32cbad006502.jpg> http://baltimore.craigslist.org/hsh/834188243.html

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