Bewitched washer and dryer

[launderess]

On the show, DY Darrin, and AM Endora were always fighting. But behind scenes, they got along great.

Agnes Moorehead (Endora) was a good friend to and of Dick York. She felt he had been hard done and didn't hold back sharing those feelings at the time. Still as you say everyone got on and stuck to job at hand.

As mentioned Ms. Moorehead shortly after Dick York/Dick Sargent swap cut back her appearances on Bewitched anyway.

 

[launderess]

Probably one of the most seen sitcom laundry rooms of the time would have been Mrs. Carol Brady's .

 

[phillymatt53]

From the kitchen, you could see into the laundry room on the Beverly Hillbillies, but you could never get close enough to see that brand and model they were. I still remember those perfectly folded towels on top of the washer and dryer.

It seems to me they changed brands after a few seasons. The early episodes looked like Maytag. I don't know what brand these are from the picture.

Such things as television series shows like this often had varied sponsers throughout it's run, which naturally would attribute to the fluid changes in props/scenery an furnishings.
Contracts, agreements, etc. were a complicated part of productions.

In Gilligan's Island early on, the radio they had was a Magnavox model, and later on it was a Packard bell model, which is going today at rediculous prices for that model.
Like the antique Zenith radio model seen on The Waltons, which collectors or sellers would price today at $2000 to $3000 smackers.

I find it amusing that just because a certain model of a product was featured on a tv show, it becomes a Holy Grail of sorts.
But then again, human's can be so very materialistic.