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Ok guys. I got in a argument on Facebook over who built Frigidaire dishwashers post spin tube. Around 65 thru 79 I have always heard D and M built them A person on f b who collects dishwashers all but said I was crazy. I like to be accurate so who built them

Proves my point about air conditioning in a house, Nowdays everyone wants to size a c units just big enough under ideal conditions to run nearly all the time to maintain a set temperature, Well and good if its 80, but let it get over 90 and a hundred for several days and you wont be able to...

I was gifted a really nice one owner J-346 30 inch range, as usual the sensi temp does not work, every thing else is perfect, even the clock, anyway, some jackleg repairman put a new 3 coil unit on, but just tied the sensi temp sensor leads together thinking it was like a infinite heat...

My Custom 21 Kitchenaid is on its last legs and I have never been a big fan of it anyway, I want something older because I don't have forever to run a load of dishes,If anyone knows of one that is available A one arm Kitchen Aid, Maytag Reverse Rack, GE Potscrubber , Whirlpool etc ,In NC, SC...

Donalds Mother had a similar but less deluxe Laundromat for many years, She always said it was the best washer She ever owned, It washed tons and tons of work clothes, diapers and clothes for 4 kids and was used over 20 years until a hole rusted in the outer tub, If I could have a brand new one...

The Philco was one of the very few washers that would outwash Norges and Frigidaires.

Talk about a POS , the POD for today certainly was one along with the WCI Kelvinator and WCI Frigidaire What blasphemious junk!

1952 Lennox. Original to the house!!

Went to a estate sale today. Look what was setting in the kitchen[this post was last edited: 5/3/2019-16:38]

Look what we found in Liberty NC in a old hardware store. The sad part is the woman said she threw away a big box of vintage appliance advertising

And what was considered cheap, and what was considered high class, in my hometown , you could about tell who had money by looking at their kitchen, if they were bankers, lawyers or doctors , they had Frigidaire or Westinghouse appliances, if they worked in factories or mills, usually General...

Now THOSE are MY holy grail machines, Front loaders that WORK unlike the junk sold today that tries to wash in a teaspoon of water!

I wouldn't trade a new set like that for ANYTHING ever made!

This was Donald's great Aunts recipe from the 1920s

Im getting ready to bring in my set of GS cookware, any tips on its use, I know some actually bake in the big kettle, I have all the racks etc, but would not dare try to heat it dry on a electric unit,Who does???seems as if it would burn out the bottom??

This was my Grandads cousins recipe. She lived in Catawba NC until her death in the late 80s. This cake was baked in her wood cook stove I remember visiting there as a small child I'm posting this just as my Grandmother wrote it back in the 50s or 60 s

For me its Maytag, Everyone else can use them forever and I have had 5 down thru the years All TERRIBLE Lemons,,,LOL,

Since this house has a 70s floor and wallpaper in the kitchen. And since I didn't like the stove that was in here. I had Donald move my 73 Frigidaire in. This belonged to a favorite neighbor and I remember when she got new. I have eaten a lot of fantastic food off of this stove. I took these...

I have the vacuum and the iron,,,Wish I had the stacked Laundromat/dryer!

Model j500xd2wh. How old is this guys