The Kenmore range in the ad above is a newer, and somewhat fancier, version of the one my Aunt Eloise had in Avocado. They were Roper products. Not long after the above ad was published, Sears contracted with GE for some range models. This occurred at the time that Whirlpool acquired the rights to the Roper trademark, and GE purchased the Roper manufacturing facilities.
Has anybody seen a well and truly fully automatic dryer
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Basically you just set the temperature (no heat, low heat or high heat) and toggle to your selected dryness level and hit start. Only other options we’re adding the post-cycle intermittent tumbling to prevent wrinkles and a variable level end-of-cycle signal. The times dry options were 20,40 and 60 minutes.
Basically you just set the temperature (no heat, low heat or high heat) and toggle to your selected dryness level and hit start. Only other options we’re adding the post-cycle intermittent tumbling to prevent wrinkles and a variable level end-of-cycle signal. The times dry options were 20,40 and 60 minutes.
I seem to remember seeing a dryer for sale in the UK about 25 years ago that only had a single “Push to Start” knob on the control panel and absolutely nothing else. This was billed as a feature of this easy-to-use, fully automatic dryer. I can’t remember the make.
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white knight intellidry
Hi Marky mark ,Would it have been a White Knight Intellidry. Just one large button to press no other settings . Nige.
Hi Marky mark ,Would it have been a White Knight Intellidry. Just one large button to press no other settings . Nige.
