xpanam
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Looks like it would clean up nicely! Is the top rack missing the other half?
http://r.ebay.com/NOvAWt
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Late 60's portable Wirlpool Dishwasher
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Part of top rack is NOT missing. Have to be able to get dishes down into the bottom rack.
Looks like a BOL machine - the models higher in the line would have had the full upper rack, divided to raise with the lid like a GE. Robert found one of the TOL Models not that long ago in Minneapolis.
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We have one from the early 60s with the 2/3s width sliding top rack and only one round bakelite wash arm.
whirlcool
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Look at the dirt on the outside of it. Is this another "spiders and snakes" special?
Does anyone else remember that Jim Stafford song from 1974?
ovrphil
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Spiders and Snakes
I sure do - happen to like it at the time, and I'm not a country music guy.
I sure do - happen to like it at the time, and I'm not a country music guy.
Saw This Weeks Ago
Poor thing looks as if it was rode hard and put away wet. Wouldn't touch it with a barge pool in current state. It would probably take a good amount of elbow grease with disinfectant and hot water just to get the thing near hygienic standards. That would be to even *touch* the thing, using it to wash dishes would be another matter entirely. *LOL*
Poor thing looks as if it was rode hard and put away wet. Wouldn't touch it with a barge pool in current state. It would probably take a good amount of elbow grease with disinfectant and hot water just to get the thing near hygienic standards. That would be to even *touch* the thing, using it to wash dishes would be another matter entirely. *LOL*
