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Coppertone HOH and HG GE dishwasher
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Harvest Gold GE
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Interesting dishwasher
Pre-Potscrubber by the looks of it. Love the round cycle buttons. Could be one of the first harvest gold models!
Pre-Potscrubber by the looks of it. Love the round cycle buttons. Could be one of the first harvest gold models!
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nice matt!
that g.e. looks very similiar to the one i bought my aunt in 71 or 72, the motor is identical. dryer is spiffy too!
i'm not interested myself but hope you find homes for them. anything else in the dishwasher line? anything old?
that g.e. looks very similiar to the one i bought my aunt in 71 or 72, the motor is identical. dryer is spiffy too!
i'm not interested myself but hope you find homes for them. anything else in the dishwasher line? anything old?
Pre-Potscrubber
Paul, I disagree. I think this is the very first generation PotScrubber. A friend of mine in college, his parents had a recently built upscale house in Houston suburbs and it surprised me that the control panel looked similar to this (almost identical) and it had PotScrubber cycle. these were brand new. It's why the left-most button is kind of all unto itself and has the black rectangular design on the pnael, distinguishing and drawing attention to PotScrubber. My friend's parent's dishwasher may have enen had one less button in the "three" bank. I marveled at their kitchen. It was harvest gold. Had double GE P-7 self-cleaning ovens, a cooktop with the 4/6/8" adjustable size large burner; this dishwasher; and the fountain filter type of Hotpoint produced Penny's PennCrest washer & dryer, TOL. All I could do was practically quivver when I was in that house just the 3 times cuz the appliances were so awesome to me.
Paul, I disagree. I think this is the very first generation PotScrubber. A friend of mine in college, his parents had a recently built upscale house in Houston suburbs and it surprised me that the control panel looked similar to this (almost identical) and it had PotScrubber cycle. these were brand new. It's why the left-most button is kind of all unto itself and has the black rectangular design on the pnael, distinguishing and drawing attention to PotScrubber. My friend's parent's dishwasher may have enen had one less button in the "three" bank. I marveled at their kitchen. It was harvest gold. Had double GE P-7 self-cleaning ovens, a cooktop with the 4/6/8" adjustable size large burner; this dishwasher; and the fountain filter type of Hotpoint produced Penny's PennCrest washer & dryer, TOL. All I could do was practically quivver when I was in that house just the 3 times cuz the appliances were so awesome to me.
This was like in 1974 and the house was a couple of years old by then.
Very nice.
Splendid finds indeed. I once saw a similar dishwasher without the buttons. I believe all it has was the knob, and it was harvest gold. Bit noisy but I thought that was part of its charm. =)
Can I just say I LOVE the Tag in coppertone!
Splendid finds indeed. I once saw a similar dishwasher without the buttons. I believe all it has was the knob, and it was harvest gold. Bit noisy but I thought that was part of its charm. =)
Can I just say I LOVE the Tag in coppertone!
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I have not come across much lately, sorry Pete, no dream dishwashers, but you never know what might pop up!
I know what ya mean. Times are tough!
