1910 Easy Way washing Machine.
- Thread starter evie
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Easy way?
Easy?!?!?!?! ROFL
No Way!
Well, one could have two of those, sit with one washer on each side and use them for Pec Deck.
Wash 3 loads with 20 "strokes" and a 30 second pause between each load, don't forget the whey protein and in one year post a picture on the thread "The Chests of AWO"
It make me think I should start using more one of the maybe four or five WonderWash washers I have here.
Easy?!?!?!?! ROFL
No Way!
Well, one could have two of those, sit with one washer on each side and use them for Pec Deck.
Wash 3 loads with 20 "strokes" and a 30 second pause between each load, don't forget the whey protein and in one year post a picture on the thread "The Chests of AWO"
It make me think I should start using more one of the maybe four or five WonderWash washers I have here.
golittlesport
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Easy Way
You have to remember what the alternative was in 1910. You could swish your laundry around with the Easy Way or scrub it by hand on a wash board or beat it on a rock.
You have to remember what the alternative was in 1910. You could swish your laundry around with the Easy Way or scrub it by hand on a wash board or beat it on a rock.
I actually have one. I got it in October 2025
phillymatt53
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Wow!
I'd like to see how that hunk of junk churned out and shredded the laundery.
Those, um, agitators look deadly as all hell.
phillymatt53
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I think beating it on a rock would be a better idea.
Where is this washing machine museum located.
phillymatt53
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One of out members here has a basement LOADED with vintage appliances...
I'd consider it a Home Museum.
I think the museum that evie is referring to is the Lee Maxwell Washing Machine Museum in Colorado. That is the largest wringer washer museum.
The picture you posted is definitely a beautiful collection of machines, that I have had the privilege to have visited on several occasions. There are several collectors here that have collections, almost as impressive as this one.
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