For the kids

[launderess]

Atta Boy (Knitwits)

Have seen those Miele "toy" washers in upscale toy stores in our area, they do look very sharp. Just the perfect gift to get a future "appliance lover" off to a good start.

As for eBay sellers not answering emails, have had our share of that, but find on balance most get back to you in time.

Again, well done.

Launderesss

 

[Designgeek]

Hey here's an idea.

Issue one of those actual-working toy washers in olive drab, for washing GI Joe's uniforms, and "decontaminating" after anti-WMD missions. Give the boys "permission" to play with that stuff in a familiar context. And of course this will also sell more uniforms, so Joe et. al. have something to wear while their other uniforms are in the wash.

 

[joe_in_philly]

I am not sure the PB washer/dryer will get the kids off to good start. Dirty clothes in the dryer?

 

[monkeyward40]

I remember my toy washer

i got it in 1976 as a christmas gift because i wouldn't quit playing with my mom's montgomery wards washer. Mine was a white twin tub washer and spindrier. the lids were see-thru, the agitator in the center was bright red and held alot of my sister's barbie doll clothes, I was even able to wash a pair of socks in it at one washing.My washer hooked up to the kitchen sink faucet and with the slide of a lever the water pumped into the wash tub thru a little hole in the bottom. It was electric so my mom or older sister had to supervise me while i played with it. I played with it till it fell apart in my hands.