Easter 2020 Classic Appliances Virtual Meet

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This was great!

Hi Mike,

Thank you for putting all this together and for organising the virtual meet, it was a lot of fun to meet everyone online.

Hopefully, we can do this again at some stage and to actually meet a lot or all of the UK members in 2022!

Love the pics and vids!

Cheers
Leon
 
Easter 2020 Classic Appliances Virtual Meet

Washing dried, now time for sewing , stitching & ironing, Alistair is using the new / old 1970`s classic Tricity ironer while Jamie is using his Pfaff ironer press and running up an Easter Bunny on the latest Janome tech,
Ian is using his trusted wooden airer after ironing !!

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Easter 2020 Classic Appliances Virtual Meet

A quick run around with the Hoover and buff those quarry tile floors before dinner...Marks running the Electrolux 504 round the G plan, Ians buffing the minton quarry tiles and got the Electrolux Z502 on the stairs, Lukes testing out the Moulinex Major and Richards using the Hoover Dirtsearchers to find all those hidden cake crumbs !!

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Easter 2020 Classic Appliances Virtual Meet

Just in time for evening meal, good wine, beers and a well earned rest !!

ps, we where all so knackered filming the repairs, washing, cooking, fixing ironing, folding a Hoovering plus copious amounts of tea and coffee making that it was easy on dinner and not the full dinner service & set with starched tablecloths
we are all usually have, but just what was needed...!!

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Easter 2020 Classic Appliances Virtual Meet

All thats needed now is to say a big "Thank You" for having a grand time and taking the time to film and take pics of what was the first "Virtual Meet Up" that we`ve ever done.

Please dont be disappointed if you were not asked, I for one am really really glad we didnt scale up the numbers this time as much as I would have wanted to connect with you all, the logistics of your phone & computer out of use 48hrs while downloading everyones
fab stuff and then the time to sort it been a learning curve - BUT with a conflab about how to do the next one am looking forward to the next virtual meet. And hope its given you all an idea into the world of virtual group meetings across the miles especially given
todays restrictions of worldwide & local travel.

Cheers from me and him with the bottle ...

ps,have a few more videos processing, will be up later !!

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Nothing much on telly last night so fired up the laptop and Watched the videos - brilliant! Looks like you all had a ball, despite the physical distancing. Love the English electric twin, the sound of its spinner spooling up reminded me of the ATC turboprop gearing up for takeoff when I flew to Birmingham last November to visit the classic car show at the NEC. My first landlady had an English Electric Rapide cooker, which churned out meals for her 3 kids and us 3 lodgers every day, that company made some nice appliances in their time.
 
Thanks Mike, that was a lot of work to make all those videos! I love the English Electric wringer washer. There weren't many electric wringers seen on the Dutch market although they were there. Most people had hand wringers, laundry was hard labour back then. The Hotpoint twintub is another like. I guess I prefer to watch a twintub with an agitator over one with an impeller. Love the red accents too of it. And there is many more to like, like all the kitchen appliances. Will post later a bit more.
 
A company here

in the USA sold cylinder clear worktop dishwashers in the 70's, but they only used water pressure to work. The water drained as it washed, and rinsed as soon as the detergent was used up.
 
So wonderful to have shared in this virtual weekend Mike

Thanks for what has turned out to be a whole weeks work and more. Great we can now relive the weekend. Great to to have met a few Aw friends from other parts of the world, we've not met before yet you all seemed so familiar and great virtual company for our Zoom sessions.

Keith, That must have been an optional extra. I got it years ago and had all but forgotten about it. A friend of a friends, mum had died and we serviced her hoover junior for many years, so her son offered us the cleaner and said there was a hotpoint twin tub as well if we were interested, it was a mid 70's model without the autorinse, and having no space or thoughts of collecting, passed it on to a family that could make use of it. But with it came the two 1400 lids and this red ring, which of course I hadn't a clue what it was or probably even what a 1400 looked like back then. Now apparently, she had hotpoint check both of these machines every year right up until the year she died, so if hotpoint recommended this optional extra she'd have had it. If this is how it was sold, or via the original shop I don't know, but it's the exact plastic of the filter tray and has the notch for the spin lid handle. Again knowing the gap between the deck and the spinner, may be it was not out with the original machine, more a later addition following lots of call out for lost items or blockages, we are perhaps a bit more careful than some of the users back in the day when loading the spinner, would be great if you had any literature that may shed light on this optional extra.

Mathew
 
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