Which pulsator of the Frigidaire line cleaned the best?
All these washer comparisons going on, I thought I'd throw my own out there!
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IMO the last of the "Three-Rings" ('62-'64) mainly because the larger tub slowed down the roll-over.
westytoploader
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I LOVE the cleaning ability of the Unimatic 2-ringer, and could care less about tangling. If I have a stained article of clothing, pretreat it, and throw it in there with 1/2 cup of detergent, the stain will be gone by the end of the cycle. Some of my shirts have had strange "oil spots" on them, which disappear after one washing in the WO-65-2, though the GE Combo is no slouch either when it comes to stain removal, surprisingly!
Due to an oil leak from the spin trip shaft, it's currently out-of-service (sigh) but hopefully it will be back up and running over the Christmas holidays.
--Austin
Due to an oil leak from the spin trip shaft, it's currently out-of-service (sigh) but hopefully it will be back up and running over the Christmas holidays.
--Austin
mayken4now
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By all means it would be the 3-ring, as stated above.
Perhaps it could possibly be the rollermatic Jetcone.
Ducks and Runs
Steve
Perhaps it could possibly be the rollermatic Jetcone.
Ducks and Runs
Steve
I think it's probably a tie between any of the two or three-ring agitators when the pulsator rubber is soft.
programcomputer
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Hey .....
If anyone's interested..(jamie)e.g. there is a 1968 Kenmore 800 series washer at the Salvation Army over between State Street and Industrial Ave in Ann Arbor. It's complete in good condition, and just missing the bleach dispenser.
Best of all it's a suds saver and all the inner mechanicals to make that feature work are there including the two drain hose connections at the upper right hand corner as you face the rear of the machine!
Chad
If anyone's interested..(jamie)e.g. there is a 1968 Kenmore 800 series washer at the Salvation Army over between State Street and Industrial Ave in Ann Arbor. It's complete in good condition, and just missing the bleach dispenser.
Best of all it's a suds saver and all the inner mechanicals to make that feature work are there including the two drain hose connections at the upper right hand corner as you face the rear of the machine!
Chad
What color is it? Any idea how much?
christfr
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guess it depends on what your washin but for jeans its the 1-18 but for towels the 1-18 or jet cone but all other stuff like socks undies shirts hand towels ect the unimatic does great for me..i like the multi too
