I know someone here that doesn't anymore.
Do you dream in pink?
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westytoploader
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YAY!!! Can any of ya'll guess what they are and who received them?
(I'm not telling!)
(I'm not telling!)
I know what it is!!! I have no clue about who doesn't have to dream in pink anymore, but I certainly know what it is!
angus
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Yes, and in turquoise, yellow, mint green and cadet blue also......
bethann
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Usually three times a week!
Oh yeah,you know I know that "someone". Never mind all that, lets see the photo-shots!!!Also curious if you tried them out---especially if the washer is "sea-worthy"? And did ya'll figure out all that "air-fluff" stuff with the dryer?
Pink Guess?
I guess to say it's a ABC maybe?
Peter
I guess to say it's a ABC maybe?
Peter
Looks like a pink ABC - common Bethann, that would be pretty cool!
knitwits1975
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Could you knock it off with the teasing crap and just tell us?
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"Could you knock it off with the teasing crap and just tell us?"
LOL ;-)
LOL ;-)
fnelson487
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Alright Greg!
You are such a tease!! I first thought Easy but then, after some of the posts, agree, ABC-O-Matic. Let's see it already, along with any stories.
Fred
You are such a tease!! I first thought Easy but then, after some of the posts, agree, ABC-O-Matic. Let's see it already, along with any stories.
Fred
"Could you knock it off with the teasing crap and just tell us?"
makes it even more fun to tease!
Maybe later then...
makes it even more fun to tease!
Maybe later then...
OMG, it IS an ABC-O-Matic!!! Now I recognize that control panel. And the dryer to boot???
westytoploader
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Quiero un "ABC-O-Matic" o un "Kelvinator"!!!
Esos son lavadoras bonitas...especialmente en rosa!
Esos son lavadoras bonitas...especialmente en rosa!
Enough whining then!
Mark (lightedcontrols) and his partner, Gary came in Friday night with these in the back of their trailer. They had just picked them up out in Colorado and stopped here to pick up a few machines I'd been holding for them. Mark took this pic of me with the beautiful pink ABC-O-Matics:
Mark (lightedcontrols) and his partner, Gary came in Friday night with these in the back of their trailer. They had just picked them up out in Colorado and stopped here to pick up a few machines I'd been holding for them. Mark took this pic of me with the beautiful pink ABC-O-Matics:
Inside the washer.
I only took one of the washer controls, a little blurry though... I has regular and short cycle, both with Shampoo action!
knitwits1975
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Oh My God! Breathless in Seattle! Those are amazing! I wish I could find something like that, those are stunning.
Here are the dryer controls, we couldn't quite figure out the air fluff dial, but I have a brochure from the next model year with the same controls.
The Air Fluff Heat knob is an automatic timer which permits a time selection up to 120 min. When the timer is activated, it produces a drum temp of approx. 155 degrees for regular fabrics. The Air Fluff Knob is an automatic timer, up to 120 min.. When activated it produces a drum temp of approx. 100 degrees for delicate and synthetic fabrics. The Air Only knob is used to turn off the heat completely, giving just tumbling in room temp. air. It also states that the air only knob can be set after either of the other heat cycles are set to tumble the clothes indefinitely in cool air after the drying time has ended.
The Air Fluff Heat knob is an automatic timer which permits a time selection up to 120 min. When the timer is activated, it produces a drum temp of approx. 155 degrees for regular fabrics. The Air Fluff Knob is an automatic timer, up to 120 min.. When activated it produces a drum temp of approx. 100 degrees for delicate and synthetic fabrics. The Air Only knob is used to turn off the heat completely, giving just tumbling in room temp. air. It also states that the air only knob can be set after either of the other heat cycles are set to tumble the clothes indefinitely in cool air after the drying time has ended.
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