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Groovy baby! Thank you my friend for posting all of this,very cool indeed!

You da man! He said that's it. Thank you so much Steve. BTW,could you download the other pages of the literature? I appreciate it!

Here’s the dishwasher in question.

Thanks,but the buttons are lower,on the bottom edge of the panel,the dial is a lot smaller,and the latch,at the top,swings from left to right,like a GE,though I know it's not.

Hi Gang.I know someone here will know. A buddy of mine grew up in the 1960s with a dishwasher he now cannot remember the brand,and the pic from around 1966ish is blurry. The control panel is silvery with four square white buttons to the left, a multicolored dial to the right,and a swing latch on...

OK,what to do? Are there ANY powders that don't use zeolites,aluminosilicates, or sodium carbonate which all leave or cause "crusty" deposits in the washer in hard water?

My friend bought a used Maytag LDE-303 dryer that sqeaked massively after 3 weeks of use. What might it be?

The Daily Double Could you modify this machine for two full after rinses?

This stuff REALLY is the ABSOLUTE BEST!! My brother in law's dishes shine and glisten like they were hand polished. Two different Cascade formulas prior could not even approach those results.It has 8.7% phosphates(the max amount) plus enzymes,AND a bit of an oxygen bleach for coffee and tea...

The Switch of Bewitched Those Bewitched scenes were from the colorized version of the black and white episodes,they were not the real colors of those appliances.

I use liquid Era Oxi-Boost formula, I am VERY happy with it and it is only 2.99 on sale. Even at the regular price of 3.99 for a 50 oz.bottle, it is cheaper than Purex and works alot better!

Yes it dried fast with that 180-185 degree heat boost. And dishes did get clean if you did not let food soils dry onto them. There were 3 detergents out back then. Calgonite, Electrosol,and Chat-which was used in the Keiser. The 1st two detergents were relatively good, but detergents got much...

The Utility-Utensil Cycle on the KD-14 series was a regular wash cycle,followed by a 5 minute heated dry cycle. Any crust left in the pots and pans,it was said,were at least softened so you could wipe the pots clean with a paper towel instead of hand scrubbing them. The 5 minute dry was just...

Right on, Bob! The 23 series,BTW, went to only 1 after rinse,which is unacceptable to me!

The ad is 1963!

They are gorgeous. My parents had that pair for a brief time, they were included in a house that they moved into in 1974. They got 2 years out of the dryer and about 3 on the washer.Not durable by any means,but I like them anyway.

Oh,the GE Potscrubber II also used 3 gallons per fill. Most other DWs in the 70s used 2.3-2.5 gallons per fill.

The KD-5 uses about 2.3 gallons per fill. Old impeller machines did use only 1 to 1.5 gallons per fill. The only spray arm DWs that used 3 gallons per fill were the older Maytags in the 70s and some Westinghouse machines. Frigidaires from 1965 to 1980 may have also.

Sorry, I will NOT wash most anything in cold water, with VERY rare exceptions and even then the water would be cool or lukewarm. Cold water takes forever to fill up the washer also. I use warm on most of my loads! I don't want sludge building up in the outer basket from solidified soils!

Congrats on the BEST modern TLs today. You don't need 3 speeds with a Speed Queen anyway, because the high speed agitation is only 68 OPM, vs. the 180 OPM that some machines have!