mickeyd
Well-known member
Old Ditty: "This is the way we wash our clothes,
Wash our clothes
Wash our clothes
This is the way we wash our clothes
So early Monday morning."
Both Mary Wydro (shortened) and Bernice Osyndiak got up at 5 and 6 on Monday mornings to start the wash, almost a rule in Polish households. Some traditions last forever. How wonderful.
I have a confession here, Tim and friends. Since getting the 806, I have used it pretty much exclusively, and yesterday, while hanging the T-shirts and shaving towels, this thought came rushing in: you better start using the other machines again, lest you wear this one out, especially the suds valve with all your ceaseless clanging. Why don't you just get a bell. (Laughed at myself making fun of myself.) Sure, I'll get used to the 806 S soon enough and and return to the usual alternations in machine use. Want to have them all forever, like everybody else. Then in the midst of this reverie, I noticed something......
A personal finding on whites washed in original liquors--not returned suds: the Frigidaires are better at removing stain. It is either the gentler though faster agitation, or another factor that has not yet presented itself. The stains are always the same: berries, (now the blue), spaghetti sauce, wine, chocolate, Lately, have noticed very faint residuals that are rarely seen the Frigidaire way. This is only one man's experience in one man's laundry, and not a scientific finding by any means.
Here's a pic of the garage beasts and the detachable MT suds extension and its WP replacement, and no room for the suds sink ;'D Happy Wash Day to all.
Wash our clothes
Wash our clothes
This is the way we wash our clothes
So early Monday morning."
Both Mary Wydro (shortened) and Bernice Osyndiak got up at 5 and 6 on Monday mornings to start the wash, almost a rule in Polish households. Some traditions last forever. How wonderful.
I have a confession here, Tim and friends. Since getting the 806, I have used it pretty much exclusively, and yesterday, while hanging the T-shirts and shaving towels, this thought came rushing in: you better start using the other machines again, lest you wear this one out, especially the suds valve with all your ceaseless clanging. Why don't you just get a bell. (Laughed at myself making fun of myself.) Sure, I'll get used to the 806 S soon enough and and return to the usual alternations in machine use. Want to have them all forever, like everybody else. Then in the midst of this reverie, I noticed something......
A personal finding on whites washed in original liquors--not returned suds: the Frigidaires are better at removing stain. It is either the gentler though faster agitation, or another factor that has not yet presented itself. The stains are always the same: berries, (now the blue), spaghetti sauce, wine, chocolate, Lately, have noticed very faint residuals that are rarely seen the Frigidaire way. This is only one man's experience in one man's laundry, and not a scientific finding by any means.
Here's a pic of the garage beasts and the detachable MT suds extension and its WP replacement, and no room for the suds sink ;'D Happy Wash Day to all.
