Very nice machine, Jamie - you do such a great job detailing! Bringing joy into your washday - thanks for the pics!
Kenmore's Maiden Wash!!
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wow
Now thats a beautiful machine!
Now thats a beautiful machine!
sheerlookhomes
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NICE!
Hi! nice pics of your lovely machine, you did a great job there, thanks for sharing.
Hi! nice pics of your lovely machine, you did a great job there, thanks for sharing.
veg-o-matic
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I love the Whirlpool agitator cap on the Kenmore agitator! It looks so much better than the typical tapered KM caps.
Really cool machine, too! Nice work Mister!
veg
Really cool machine, too! Nice work Mister!
veg
Great pictures! I like the lighted control panel!
jasonl
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Am I the only purist?
Sorry, that WP cap has got to go LOL. You need to find the original gold cap for that agitator. I need one of those as well. Who has one?
Sorry, that WP cap has got to go LOL. You need to find the original gold cap for that agitator. I need one of those as well. Who has one?
Thanks for the kind comments everyone!!!
Robert- Yea, I'm sure it's supposed to, the machines shuts off between the 4 and 6 minute mark then starts again after the timer clicks on low speed.
Austin- It'll spin on high speed, I just gotta help the tub beginto turn and then it'll take off.
Bob- There is another letter on the normal cycle but it's for a warm prewash/rinse. Also, because of a faulty window in the laundryroom, the laundryroom is QUITE cold, so I was tryin to heat it up usin the Fisher Paykel, so long drying times means a more comfy laundryroom! lol
Glenn- Mine switches to low and stays there until the rinse comes around, that's high speed.
Steve- Actually, for me, the towels are fine at absorbing after a shower, I just wouldn't us Downy on my cleaning rags... lol
Jon- When we had our old Whilrpool BD washer (ages 0-5) I always thought that the tub bent in the same shape as the tub ring. I could never figure out how they got a metal tub to bend like that so easily! lol!
Ben- It really does feel great! I can't wait to tackle the Bendix and hopfully a Unimatic someday!
Jason- I promise I'll make it 100% Kenmore once I can find a scrubber cap with the measuring cup to go over it!
Robert- Yea, I'm sure it's supposed to, the machines shuts off between the 4 and 6 minute mark then starts again after the timer clicks on low speed.
Austin- It'll spin on high speed, I just gotta help the tub beginto turn and then it'll take off.
Bob- There is another letter on the normal cycle but it's for a warm prewash/rinse. Also, because of a faulty window in the laundryroom, the laundryroom is QUITE cold, so I was tryin to heat it up usin the Fisher Paykel, so long drying times means a more comfy laundryroom! lol
Glenn- Mine switches to low and stays there until the rinse comes around, that's high speed.
Steve- Actually, for me, the towels are fine at absorbing after a shower, I just wouldn't us Downy on my cleaning rags... lol
Jon- When we had our old Whilrpool BD washer (ages 0-5) I always thought that the tub bent in the same shape as the tub ring. I could never figure out how they got a metal tub to bend like that so easily! lol!
Ben- It really does feel great! I can't wait to tackle the Bendix and hopfully a Unimatic someday!
Jason- I promise I'll make it 100% Kenmore once I can find a scrubber cap with the measuring cup to go over it!
