Oh Don, don't you know that Robert is just trying to fill in those coveralls? ;-)
As always, everything looks great Robert. Thanks for sharing,
Ben
As always, everything looks great Robert. Thanks for sharing,
Ben
1953 Hotpoint Dishwasher kicks out the KitchenAid 14 Portable
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But there are 2 french toast plates......Inquiring minds want to know! You don't usually let them stay for breakfast.
HEY, ***hands on hips***, that's the pizza plate from the night before! I've never seen red French Toast before. hmmmph.
How long is the cycle, Robert?
Eugene the cycle is 50:15 total. It goes like this:
SPRAY/DRAIN - 0:45
DRAIN - 0:45
FILL - 0:45
WASH 4:15
DRAIN - 0:45
FILL - 0:45
WASH 4:15
DRAIN - 0:45
FILL - 0:45
RINSE 0:45
DRAIN - 0:45
FILL - 0:45
RINSE 0:45
DRAIN - 0:45
DRY HEAT AND FAN 14:15
DRY HEAT ONLY 9:00
*The impeller runs during FILL so a :45 second rinse is more like a 1:15 minute rinse as the machine fills fast.
HEY, ***hands on hips***, that's the pizza plate from the night before! I've never seen red French Toast before. hmmmph.
How long is the cycle, Robert?
Eugene the cycle is 50:15 total. It goes like this:
SPRAY/DRAIN - 0:45
DRAIN - 0:45
FILL - 0:45
WASH 4:15
DRAIN - 0:45
FILL - 0:45
WASH 4:15
DRAIN - 0:45
FILL - 0:45
RINSE 0:45
DRAIN - 0:45
FILL - 0:45
RINSE 0:45
DRAIN - 0:45
DRY HEAT AND FAN 14:15
DRY HEAT ONLY 9:00
*The impeller runs during FILL so a :45 second rinse is more like a 1:15 minute rinse as the machine fills fast.
Triple Dishwasher Action..!!!
Looking good, triple action cleaning, thats the way to go and see through action we like!!!
Enjoy, Mike
p.s. since when did the FF turn into a Hoover??...Lol
Looking good, triple action cleaning, thats the way to go and see through action we like!!!
Enjoy, Mike
p.s. since when did the FF turn into a Hoover??...Lol
turquoisedude
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Great Hotpoint!
Wow, Robert, that looks like a machine I have seen only in ads! The light-up Hotpoint dial just takes the cake! The full-size reversible upper rack is also quite something - it must be a lot of fun to use!
It looks like it did a fine job cleaning, too - I am quite the fan (pun intended) of the impeller dishwashers!!
Is this model the gravity-drain one or does it have a pump??
Wow, Robert, that looks like a machine I have seen only in ads! The light-up Hotpoint dial just takes the cake! The full-size reversible upper rack is also quite something - it must be a lot of fun to use!
It looks like it did a fine job cleaning, too - I am quite the fan (pun intended) of the impeller dishwashers!!
Is this model the gravity-drain one or does it have a pump??
That looks wonderful - I can't wait to see washing in person! I know it's loud but good performing appliances should be!
Is this model the gravity-drain one or does it have a pump??
Gravity, I really like gravity drain dishwashers.
Gravity, I really like gravity drain dishwashers.
polkanut
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I must concur with Robert about gravity drains. In my opinion it's one less mechanical part to worry about breaking down.
jamman_98
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Cool
I think you have a beautiful kitchen. I hope that in 2011 when I come for a conference in your fair city I can come see your collections. BTW what do you mean by temporarily alone?? Hope it's a good thing. ;-)
Joe
jamman_98
I think you have a beautiful kitchen. I hope that in 2011 when I come for a conference in your fair city I can come see your collections. BTW what do you mean by temporarily alone?? Hope it's a good thing. ;-)
Joe
jamman_98
toggleswitch2
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uhm, lovely palate of pastels, but where is the seafoam green?
And dont give me that cra*p that is has to be an appliance color, ok?
Hey I see what looks like a 10-cup Farberware rice-cooker, the very kind I donated to Goodwill because I burned the rice ever time. What's your secret?
And pardon the nosy-ness, please. Does you house have natural gas? 'Cause the cooker/stoive is electric. Is this common in your area? Here for the most part if a house has gas it's also what one cooks with.
And dont give me that cra*p that is has to be an appliance color, ok?
Hey I see what looks like a 10-cup Farberware rice-cooker, the very kind I donated to Goodwill because I burned the rice ever time. What's your secret?
And pardon the nosy-ness, please. Does you house have natural gas? 'Cause the cooker/stoive is electric. Is this common in your area? Here for the most part if a house has gas it's also what one cooks with.
I hope that in 2011 when I come for a conference in your fair city I can come see your collections.
Of course, if the house is clean :-D
uhm, lovely palate of pastels, but where is the seafoam green? And dont give me that cra*p that is has to be an appliance color, ok?
Sea - Foam would clash with the Turquoise, I like Sea-Foam but not as much as I like Turquoise, its my favorite color.
Hey I see what looks like a 10-cup Farberware rice-cooker, the very kind I donated to Goodwill because I burned the rice ever time. What's your secret?
Burned rice is delicious.
All houses here have natural gas here. Behind the range is a 220 volt line as well as a gas line, both were installed there long before I moved in. But I wouldn't be caught dead cooking on a gas stove. I find baking is so much better out of an electric oven and the only thing I found that cooking on gas cooktop that works better is when you are cooking milk. But I use a Pyrex star grate under the pot and it simulates the results of cooking milk on a gas cooktop. Give me a GE or Hotpoint 40" range any day over anything so smelly as gas.
Of course, if the house is clean :-D
uhm, lovely palate of pastels, but where is the seafoam green? And dont give me that cra*p that is has to be an appliance color, ok?
Sea - Foam would clash with the Turquoise, I like Sea-Foam but not as much as I like Turquoise, its my favorite color.
Hey I see what looks like a 10-cup Farberware rice-cooker, the very kind I donated to Goodwill because I burned the rice ever time. What's your secret?
Burned rice is delicious.
All houses here have natural gas here. Behind the range is a 220 volt line as well as a gas line, both were installed there long before I moved in. But I wouldn't be caught dead cooking on a gas stove. I find baking is so much better out of an electric oven and the only thing I found that cooking on gas cooktop that works better is when you are cooking milk. But I use a Pyrex star grate under the pot and it simulates the results of cooking milk on a gas cooktop. Give me a GE or Hotpoint 40" range any day over anything so smelly as gas.
danemodsandy
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Suggestion:
Robert:
If you're looking for a top for the Hotpoint, may I suggest a white polypropylene cutting surface? You've seen the white poly cutting boards in kitchenwares shops, I'm sure. Poly board comes in custom sizes if you go to a restaurant supply house, which Minneapolis has to have several of. If you'll get a 1-inch thickness, you'll have a very sanitary cutting surface that is kind to knives, and it can be washed in a DW, providing one of your arsenal of machines is big enough. Poly board is great stuff. P.S.: Depending on the restaurant supply house, a moat and well can be routed into the edge of the board after it's cut. Some places can do this, some can't. It's a very useful feature if you're cutting meat.
Robert:
If you're looking for a top for the Hotpoint, may I suggest a white polypropylene cutting surface? You've seen the white poly cutting boards in kitchenwares shops, I'm sure. Poly board comes in custom sizes if you go to a restaurant supply house, which Minneapolis has to have several of. If you'll get a 1-inch thickness, you'll have a very sanitary cutting surface that is kind to knives, and it can be washed in a DW, providing one of your arsenal of machines is big enough. Poly board is great stuff. P.S.: Depending on the restaurant supply house, a moat and well can be routed into the edge of the board after it's cut. Some places can do this, some can't. It's a very useful feature if you're cutting meat.
Ohh makes me want to visit Minnie again
Nice dishanation!
Nice dishanation!
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Hi Robert. Great collection of dishwashers. They are look to be in perfect condition. I would love to see them in action with plexiglass doors.
Ross
Ross
andyelectrolux
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Beautiful! I'm still trying to wrap my brain around that detergent dispenser.
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~I found that cooking on gas cooktop that works better is when you are cooking milk. But I use a Pyrex star grate under the pot.
Googgled it. No can find. Would you please post a pic.
Merci!
Googgled it. No can find. Would you please post a pic.
Merci!
Could this be
What you use?
What you use?
Ding Ding Ding
That is exactly what I use Gary!
That is exactly what I use Gary!
polkanut
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Those were for the Pyrex stove-top percolator's originally. No?
Tim
Yes. During the 50''s/60's, my mother used that star on the 50's Hotpoint 40" stove to brew coffee in the Pyrex. It made great coffee.
Yes. During the 50''s/60's, my mother used that star on the 50's Hotpoint 40" stove to brew coffee in the Pyrex. It made great coffee.
toggleswitch2
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That thing is a Pyrex Brand ? **EYES ROLL*
OMG that POS?
LOL I thought it was something elaborate/fun! LOL
OMG that POS?
LOL I thought it was something elaborate/fun! LOL
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