Here's an older Kenmore D/W with the rotoswirl rack...FREE too!!!
Heads up - Older Kenmore D/W in Nashville
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laundromat
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Hey matt!
I think you should save this!
I think you should save this!
Wow!
Matt, this looks to be in great shape.
Most of the time from heavy use, there is rust right under the door. This dishwasher seems to be very clean.
Go for it!
It is a great dishwasher. And on top of it all, is Hygienically safe.
Brent
Matt, this looks to be in great shape.
Most of the time from heavy use, there is rust right under the door. This dishwasher seems to be very clean.
Go for it!
It is a great dishwasher. And on top of it all, is Hygienically safe.
Brent
bpetersxx
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Yes go get it
This was the first DW we owned got it in the mid 70`s
with vintage Cascade
This was the first DW we owned got it in the mid 70`s
with vintage Cascade
OoOoh!
A Roto-Snack! Very cool machine, and once you get good at loading it, a good performer. Lots of drama and loads of fun, and hygienic dishes.
If you get it, be sure to grab your box of Cascade Complete and sign-up for Gansky's au-gratin casserole challenge! ;-)
A Roto-Snack! Very cool machine, and once you get good at loading it, a good performer. Lots of drama and loads of fun, and hygienic dishes.
If you get it, be sure to grab your box of Cascade Complete and sign-up for Gansky's au-gratin casserole challenge! ;-)
Screw the dishwasher!
I'll have some Au-Gratin Casserole!
(Actually, I have never seen a Roto Rack and I think it would be interesting.)
Dave
I'll have some Au-Gratin Casserole!
(Actually, I have never seen a Roto Rack and I think it would be interesting.)
Dave
LOL!
*claps hands*
Priorities, Dave ;-). You can have the Au Gratin, but you must also have the dishwasher!
*claps hands*
Priorities, Dave ;-). You can have the Au Gratin, but you must also have the dishwasher!
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.....and when you are 10 years old (as I was at the time mommy dearest had one) your biggest thrill [besides the underwear section of the Sears catalog] is to whip to the left and open that door latch and open the door to catch the roto-rack still spinning!
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!
Whee, indeed!
The feed hose for the upper rack is crumbling as well. Guess I've got lots of learning to do on this one!
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The rust is a perennial issue on these; it's like the Roto-Rack Badge of Honor. You can decide if it's worth touching-up, or you can go wild and repaint the panel after sanding/rustproofing what's there. D&M's forte was neither thick porcelain nor rustproof materials, which makes it all the more fabulous when you find one that's in otherwise good shape.
When you say the hose to the upper rack is crumbling, can you post a pic? If I recall, it was a plastic tube that came from the bottom-left of the tank, then angled up and over to where the spray tube for the Roto-Rack was located. Show us what's there, and we can improvise a solution...
The rust is a perennial issue on these; it's like the Roto-Rack Badge of Honor. You can decide if it's worth touching-up, or you can go wild and repaint the panel after sanding/rustproofing what's there. D&M's forte was neither thick porcelain nor rustproof materials, which makes it all the more fabulous when you find one that's in otherwise good shape.
When you say the hose to the upper rack is crumbling, can you post a pic? If I recall, it was a plastic tube that came from the bottom-left of the tank, then angled up and over to where the spray tube for the Roto-Rack was located. Show us what's there, and we can improvise a solution...
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