A NEW FRENCH WASHING MACHINE

[koalas]

Hello everybody,

I am back with on my site 4 videos of very famous washing very in France. It's from 1975. It has the option biological treatment and a glass lid (drum on horizontal axis). You see the functioning of valves and rapid advance of the timer to cancel certain phases of the programme "permanent press". I hope that you enjoy.

http://www.lamachinealaver.com

 

[gyrafoam]

Very kool, and interesting photos. It looks as though there might be an early 60's GE and Kelvy in onesome of those photos,as well as some kool European types.

 

[foraloysius]

Wonderful videos, I enjoyed them very much. I can't get enough from the start of the spin cycle when a lot of water splashes against the window.

I do like the styling of the Brandt machines of this era. The metal controls on the blue control panel look very stylish.

Louis

 

[electroluxxxx]

how well does that dyson work???? I was thinking about special ordering one from Dyson

 

[foraloysius]

Those Dysons are out of production.

 

[Brent-Aucoin]

What a great machine!
I love the fast tumble during the wash. Love the splash on the window at the start of the spin.
Thanks for the videos.
Brent

 

[cleanteamofny]

We just love chrome grills.
Thanks for posting!

 

[koalas]

that I love

Hi and thanks for your messages.
I love the start of the spin cycle too with a lot of water splashes against the glass lid.
I think dyson was a good machine with a very effective wash.
Bert

 

[jetcone]

OH

Bert ,thank you i saw that machine in your pictures of your museum and wanted to see close up what it was. What a stylish machine and it really throws the water!

Thank you!

jon

 

[rolls_rapide]

Flandria Twin tub

The pulsator on the bottom of the wash tub looks similar to the UK Rolls/Colston design. I wonder if Colston and Flandria were related?

When I was watching the Flandria video, I swear that I could smell the hot soapy water!

 

[koalas]

Flandria

Colston and Flandria weren't related. Flandria was the first company of domestic washing machines in France in 1898.
And you're right: when I made the video, it smelled hot soapy water!! And it's the same odor with the hoovermatic...
Bert