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That almost new blue look porcelain basket really gets me. I also like the soak cycle which I wash all washers had. Only thing I would do differently is have it retain the water and go straight into the normal cycle.

How I wish these machines were still in production today but with a modified fill flume for better spray rinsing.
 
1978. My Parents had this model bought for an apartment they moved into that year. It was paired with the BOL dryer that matched it. They were happy with it. The dryer lasted at least 16 years; the washer had to be replaced after 12 years. Don't remember the cause.
 
Looks like the washer in the Calgon commercial, there...
Hard as they tried, yes, if one knew what one was looking for or at it was a GE Filter-Flow washer and matching dryer.



General Electric must have made stink because commercial for "new and improved" Calgon switched to different laundry appliances in commercial.

 
Hard as they tried, yes, if one knew what one was looking for or at it was a GE Filter-Flow washer and matching dryer.



General Electric must have made stink because commercial for "new and improved" Calgon switched to different laundry appliances in commercial.



Hmmm, I can see how the Whirlpool had that edge over the GE, and how "the man comes on and tells me, how white my shirts could be..."
 
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The dryer looks to be about a 1969 machine, and the G filter flow is somewhere in the 70s.

It’s interesting. They hooked up a newer GE washer and kept the filter flow washer, either the filter flow is having problems or they just wanted a better performance the newer GE would wash a bigger load and spin it dryer that’s for sure without the redeposited lint problem the filter flows had.

GE has just never built good washing machines, they made some interesting ones for sure.

Their dryers the electric ones anyway were more rugged, and the dryers that came out in the 90s were better performers, but they just were never durable.

In all the years we sold rebuilt washing machines I think I only ever sold one or two GE’s the filter flow machines were just too unpredictable to sell to a customer with a one-year warranty.

There was too high a chance that you’d get a call that it leaked oil all over the clothing or that it was leaking all over the floor or the machine was walking out of place or swallowing a sock necessitating a service call.

John L
 
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