polkanut
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Anyone brave enough to post some photos?
Here is comes!...Pittsburgh Wash-In 2021!
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well I picked up this magazine ad featuring the 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII washer with Automatic Fabric Control and matching 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII Fabric Control Dryer, available in white or most wanted decorator colors....
Better Home Appliances...For Better Homes
what home would not be complete without a matching 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII washer with Automatic Fabric Control and matching 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII Fabric Control Dryer.....
you will discover the Wonderful World of Wash N' Wear with the exclusive "Cool Down Care" provided by the 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII washer with Automatic Fabric Control and matching 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII Automatic Fabric Control dryer.....
now to find a frame to display them in, and hang them on the wall next to my white slimline phone with last number redial.....
Better Home Appliances...For Better Homes
what home would not be complete without a matching 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII washer with Automatic Fabric Control and matching 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII Fabric Control Dryer.....
you will discover the Wonderful World of Wash N' Wear with the exclusive "Cool Down Care" provided by the 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII washer with Automatic Fabric Control and matching 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII Automatic Fabric Control dryer.....
now to find a frame to display them in, and hang them on the wall next to my white slimline phone with last number redial.....
<span style="font-family: helvetica;">Thank you Hyacinth. Nice video.</span>
I am rushing out to find a 1958 RCA WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL MARK XII right now!
Some pics..thanks to all that came!
seedub
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Jerry and Tom were very gracious hosts, everyone enjoyed each other's company, and Pittsburgh/Penn Hills scenery is as gorgeous as I had hoped. The Appliance Warehouse downtown had mostly newer products - the oldest makes and models were early 80s. But, a widely varied mix among the washers, dryers, dishwashers, cookers, and fridges...although only a few vacuums for the Vacuumland guys.Sorry, my dudes. )o:`,
There *was* a section with older items that I did not go into. Someone did, and snagged a clothes washer from 1963. Also purchased: a 90s GE portable rollaway washer; the kind that is a rebadged Whirlpool.
I wish I had asked about the brand of laundry soap my load was done in. It made my suitcase smell quite pleasant.
There *was* a section with older items that I did not go into. Someone did, and snagged a clothes washer from 1963. Also purchased: a 90s GE portable rollaway washer; the kind that is a rebadged Whirlpool.
I wish I had asked about the brand of laundry soap my load was done in. It made my suitcase smell quite pleasant.
Thanks for coming all the way from Texas to it!...See, its not to far to go to any wash-in!. The detergent was Tide with Bleach Alternative
Another Great Gathering Thanks Jerry And Tom
It was really nice to see everyone and a few new faces as well.
Jeff From Mansfield O and I tore apart Jerrys 1961 yellow WH Laundermat washer and replaced the main bearings, it went pretty well but we did not have the correct water seal so complete reassembly and testing will take place later.
It was really great to meet Chris from Texas and Rob from Pennsylvania and Lakewebsterkid from Ohio.
Chris even made an extra 8 hour round trip to come see all the appliances in the museum here in Beltsville.
John
It was really nice to see everyone and a few new faces as well.
Jeff From Mansfield O and I tore apart Jerrys 1961 yellow WH Laundermat washer and replaced the main bearings, it went pretty well but we did not have the correct water seal so complete reassembly and testing will take place later.
It was really great to meet Chris from Texas and Rob from Pennsylvania and Lakewebsterkid from Ohio.
Chris even made an extra 8 hour round trip to come see all the appliances in the museum here in Beltsville.
John
