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Good thing! I would've hated that wash tower for the upper basket. This way of cleaning was banned from Euro dishwashers a very long time ago, so the results are far more superior and the detergents don't have to be that aggressive...

I don't think it's bad At least, three spray arms...

Good to know It's a pity that one can't identify the symbols...

Nevertheless Most today's fabrics won't stand 90°/95° anyway. I think he should go for that little treasure because H-axis does provide superior results IMHO...

Bendix Bambina http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/ballajura/washing-machines-dryers/washing-machine-bendix-bambina/1075247786 Max. 60°C and 800 RPM but looks nice.

Drum & door Also look like you've never used that fabulous machine. The picture shows the dryer, I assume?

LG always had interesting dishwashers But IIRC, never on the EU market... I think in the early days of US dryers, an ozone lamp was common...

Agree! I do wonder if it's really a decade of a "distance" between these two machines. AFAIK there were dishwashers like today in the 70ies yet...

Mixed up with the year Bauknecht's mini dishwasher has been from 1971...

I also doubt the cleaning ability of it Wonder if the women of that time really were proud of it. I mean, there are some unpractical steps to take before you've got the dishes clean and dry...

Thanks for sharing! Am unsure if I like it or not... Seems to use quite a lot of water and it's a pity that it doesn't heat it by itself and has no drain pump. I believe Bauknecht in Germany had a similar invention on the market in 1961... And it is a hell of noisy. But as a toy, I think it is...

Fantastic machine I am not quite sure if these were available in Germany, too, because we have/had many big makers of appliances in the 1960s around here, e.g. Míele, AEG, BOSCH, Siemens, Bauknecht, Zanker, Candy to name a few. I might have heard that Westinghouse had a joint-venture with...

These beige... ...interiors are quite nice... Was it that common that the colour of the racks matched the over-all design? I mean turquoise or rose petal or avocado...

At least... One wash-arm made from steel. This I find to be beneficial...

After all... ...it is a hit or miss game. But I think the dish-drawers do a good job. Euro dishwashers do pre-rinse(s), too, by the way...

I'm not a fan of "fancy" things, too... ...but the drum in the video looks somehow strange, it's almost like aluminum and not stainless steel. And the array of the holes is uncommon, too, I believe...

Thank you As ever, no chance to get them over here, if AMZ doesn't sell 'em... These liquitabs are not very common in Germany, only brand I know of is "Persil" at the moment. "Ariel" had them quite some time ago but they seemed to have sold only poorly...

What I've noticed from the vids.... ...The hole pattern of the drum is somehow odd, absolutely NOT Euro style...

Never heard of Maytag's being... ...manufactured in Germany! The washing machine plants here around are all down, I believe. And why the heck they didn't had a window door? This is yet the most interesting part in a front loader, besides the panel...

What kind of... ...pink capsules are that on top of the bling? It reads "24"...