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I have noticed that the Loveland store doesn't have as nice of kitchen department as the one in Evendale, which is a larger two floor building. Medallion is a Cabinetworks Group brand, which also owns Kraft Maid, Yorktown, and several other brands. We sold them when I was working at a plumbing...

Jamie, that may be specific to the store location you were in. The Cincinnati area stores have nice kitchen displays, with good semi-custom cabinet lines available, such as Medallion, and Cardell. Findlay OH also had a nice kitchen department when I was there a couple years ago.

I like a porcelain enamel liner better than plastic, as it doesn't absorb odors. My 1997 Amana still smells like pickle juice after it was spilled back around 2006. I've cleaned it numerous times, and tried all sorts of ways to eliminate it, but nothing seems to work.

For a very good reason. They have been associated with Whirlpool since becoming a licensee of their predecessor, 1900 Corporation, in 1946. Later Whirlpool acquired full ownership of Inglis.

I would think any later SQ wringer washer manual will give you the information you need. These machines didn't change much over a period of decades. I believe they were sold under the Koblenz brand in Mexico until a few years ago.

S.S. Kresge was the parent company of K-Mart. As for Woolworth stores, they weren't all small. The one in downtown Cincinnati had three floors.

Chet, at the time Sears started selling dishwashers, Whirlpool didn't have a factory making them. Until 1955, Whirlpool only made laundry equipment. That year they acquired both refrigerator (Seeger) and range (RCA Estate) manufacturing facilities. If I remember correctly, Whirlpool sourced...

As noted on the tag, this was made by the Estate Stove Co. of Hamilton, OH, during the time they were owned by RCA. This would have been between 1952 and 1955. Whirlpool bought the company from RCA in July, 1955. As part of the agreement, they got the rights to use the RCA trademark on...

The "L" in the model number is just the designation for the Almond color. DE712 is the same, except being white in color.

Evidently Sears is doing well in Mexico.

Poppy, Frigidaire's second shade of red. An earlier version was Matador Red, available around 1966. In 1977, Poppy was modified into an unshaded color called Terra Cotta.

When my neighbor V. replaced her 1972 Kenmore 800 washer in 1985, she didn't like the Dual-Action agitator in the new Kenmore. A Super Surgilator was then installed, and she was satisfied with the machine after that.

If I remember correctly, the Com-Key phones were the first Western Electric models to use a musical tone ringer. They were introduced mid 1970s.

For many years Sears TVs, radios, and stereos were made by Warwick Electronics, based in the Chicago area. The company was partially owned by both Whirlpool and Sears.

That turquoise sofa and chair look like the ones my Aunt Eloise had. I think hers were made by Kroehler Mfg. Co.

My vac, which is a Kent Euroclean canister, has an electric rug nozzle. It's a Eureka model, and uses a standard hose. The cord is separate, and straps to the hose. It works decently well, but I don't currently have any carpet.

The Victrola looks a lot like the one we have at our historical society museum. New items are expensive partly to recoup the cost of the research and development that went into them.

It's very strange that the entire fixture would stop working when you replaced the bad light bulb. Once in a while, a bulb burning out will trip a breaker, especially the AFCI type, but you claim it did not trip. You state that it has an integral switch to select the candle sockets around the...

My Aunt Doris got a new Sears Coldspot refrigerator (top freezer) in the Spring of 1974, and kept it until around 2003. It had a great ice maker, and they never had trouble with it. The new refrigerator - I think Frigidaire - didn't have that great of an ice maker.

I prefer real whipped cream - such as Reddi Wip, but Dream Whip is my second choice. I find it to be far superior to Cool Whip and such.