Front Loading Washing at it Finest

[launderess]

Well Butter My Butt and Call Me A Biscut

Electric sheets, who knew?

Westinghouse had a whole range of electrically heated bedding. Sheets, comforter and blankets, the lot. The sheet in particular seems to be advertised as something "perfect" for travel. Just the thing for chilly hotel rooms or tight fisted homeowners who won't loosen the mousetrap and turn up the heat! *LOL*

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[jetcone]

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thats MY machine!!! oooooooooooooooooooooooooo

off to download land YOU BIG TEASE!

 

[jetcone]

Wow

Quoting Doctrine: "Bendix tumble action loosens dirt" YAY

Quoting Doctrine: "Hot and cold water valves (preferably softened water) and a drain must be provided for the Bendix"

I always give the Bendix a drain and softened water!!!!

 

[jetcone]

Jeff was right!

see page 13 of the manual!!!

 

[jetcone]

page 14

that really should become our club motto and raison d'etre:

wherever it occurs in every corner of the globe to fight "Tattle-Tale Gray"!

 

[jetcone]

Page 17 a grave error

Quoting Doctrine: " Do not use soap and detergent together, as they are not chemically compatible."

A big part of Dash's secret formulation was soap powder whose added fats allowed the low sudsing formulation.

 

[launderess]

IIRC Vintage Dash Used "Fish Oil"

To also help control sudsing.

Strange today many European detergents, and quite a few of those sold in the United States (such as some versions of Tide), contain "soap".

 

[sudsman]

There was most assure Electric sheets

Were very simular to electric blanket but a sheet instead.. made just the same. Westinghouse did make them and so did so did GE.