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Hello wringer washer fans: I have available an aluminum Maytag gyrator (agitator) exclusively for wringer models 15 and 25. If anybody is looking for such a replacement agitator, let me know! I can be reached by email "[email protected]". Item is located in New Westminster (Greater...

Hello all, I recently re-watched "Driving Miss Daisy" and noticed there is an Easy Spindrier shown in the kitchen. It's the older type with two handles, rather than the central dial control knob. Here's a pic ...

Curious if anybody has visited the Loretta Lynn homeplace in Butcher Hollow, KY. It's on my list of historic places to visit - and watching a couple of YouTube videos, I see that a Maytag Model 90 is part of the artifacts collection! Now there's a restoration project that I would be thrilled...

Hello folks: Thought I'd share this listing as these little machines are getting more rare to find. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1460446304532112/

Hello to our Australian members! Wondering if anybody has this wringer washer in their collection. The advert is from 1944.

Does anybody have one of these? I would love to see the "supersheen aluminum agitator". I'm assuming this may be the first Philco automatic, before they changed from the traditional style agitator to the flexible one.

Hello wringer washer fans! I recently acquired a parts donor machine - a Maytag Model 30 wringer washer. Most parts are interchangeable with the earlier Model A, and some parts also work for the later Model 32. Please semd me an email with any inquiries! [email protected] Note: the...

If anybody has been looking for an elusive Maytag Model 30 wringer washer with pump, there is a listing on Facebook Marketplace in Greencastle, PA ... https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2545544332272262/

Hello wringer washer fans! I came across an ebay listing for what appears to be a 1930s Meadows wringer washer. The seller could not state what brand it is, but I could barely make out "Bloomington" on the label. That got me to searching the company history, and I found this article online...

Hello all, Here is a pic of the Inglis "Royal Twin" from an online auction of last year (in Lethbridge, Alberta). I had forgotten that Inglis branded the Servis model of twin-tub, much like Speed Queen and Simplicity. Interesting to note that it has three control knobs like the Servis, unlike...

Anyone who knows me on this site is aware that my main interest is in wringer washers (and secondly, twin tubs). However, once in a while, an automatic will catch my attention - like this one! Does anybody have such a model? If so, may we see it in action, or at least, some pics?

Would anybody please share the year of that machine in today's POD? Also, does any member have one? Thanks!

Hello everybody and particularly to Maytag wringer washer fans! Does anybody know the status of the former business, Sanders Hardware Hank? Google images last captured a photo in August 2021, which still shows the shop and yard FULL of old machines. Dick Sanders died in 2017, and his wife...

Hello fellow wringer washer fans! Just saw this posting - this Model 32 looks to be in great condition. Seller states that it "smokes" when plugged in --- probably just the centrifugal switch is stuck on the motor. Any takers in southern Manitoba, or northern Minnesota...

Hello everybody, Question about that interesting "spiral dasher" in the Apex. I know at least a couple of members are familiar with the machine, and I'd like to know how well that agitator design works. It appears to me that it would work very well...thoughts?

Hello again everyone, Happened across this online article about the "good ol' days" of quality "Made in the U.S.A" goods. Of course, the overriding message of the article could also apply to the days of "Made in Canada", "Made in Great Britain", etc. Anyway, interesting (but not surprising!)...

Here's a page from the catalog showing the deluxe Kenmore wringer washer AND the very cool little Kenmore Jr. (that at least a couple of members include in their collections!) As some of you may recall, I had this wringer washer, minus the timer.

Greetings to everybody, As most of you know, I'm mostly interested in wringer washers, but thought this was worth posting. Automatic Kenmore washer of 1952, priced w/suds saver at #239.95 - inflation adjusted to 2020 dollars, this is a whopping $2344.00 !

I'm likin' that agitator - does anybody have this make/model to share pics?

A rather hard-to-find pump model; looks to be in good condition. If I was closer, I'd snatch it! https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/470218420863763/