Mass Washin and Brimfield

[toggleswitch]

What WERE the engineers thinking?

I got the hostesses to run the Frigidaire. It is BIZARRE to not be able to place a bowl face-down in the bottom rack.

Water issues forth only from the center tube between the racks. Not from below the lower rack however.

 

[bobbyderegis]

Nice pics, Peter! Could you have found any that I don't look drunk or cross-eyed? Geez. But what a great time we had. Toggles, why no pics of you in your rubber band bikini?
Bobby in Boston

 

[toggleswitch]

Without a proper Brazilian wax, it was not pretty.

The camera, even, was afraid. Very afraid.

 

[perc-o-prince]

Actually Eugene, [from Eugenios- meaning of noble birth] there was a tiny dog there yapping away, is all I can recall.
Maybe someone can fill us in.

The next-door neighbors (Rich's parents) have a little Boston Terrier, Muffin. Muffin was just let out to play in the yard and was barking at us from her side of the fence.

Chuck

 

[perc-o-prince]

Youngstown d/w

"...your Salesman Sample Youngstown dishwasher it looks like it's mounted to a box with an electric cord and start button on it. Did you mount a water reservoir and pump underneath it?"

Chuck here,

They used a basin of water, and used a turkey baster to prime it.

Here's a theory as to its origins: I think it's actually a store display to show/sell the smaller "Junior" unit as a toy for kids. Notice that it advertizes the Jet Tower Junior, Scale Model Dishwasher? I don't think it would have said that if it was a sample or a store display to show the big unit. Whaddya think??

 

[bobbyderegis]

I think I'm still amazed nobody was electrocuted by the Jet Tower Junior Youngstown dishwasher!
Bobby in Boston

 

[frigilux]

Chuck--- Thanks for the poolside pic explanation. Oh, and pardon my misidentifying the creator of the delicious-looking sandwich in the basil thread. I think I called it Rich's sandwich.

Bobby--- Get that Frigidaire front-loader hooked up yet?

 

[bobbyderegis]

Hi Frig! No, it's still in the crate. I can't part with the old Maytags; they're like old friends.
Bobby in Boston