Drexel 1959
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Modern Living: Part Sixteen
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Fab 1922
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Honeywell 1961
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I still have my Texico Fire Chief engine I got at a local station for about the same price. Gas retailers always had those incentives years ago, yes, I am old now, My mother aways went to a station that gave S&H green stamps.
General Electric 1937
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Fels-Naptha 1954
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re:#64
I used to use Instant Fels Naptha when I bought my first washer in 1972, a used Maytag Model J wringer washer for $35.00 from the Salvation Army Thrift Store. It was a really great cleaning laundry soap, rinsed out easily and left the clothes really soft, especially since I line dried my laundry most of the time. I wish they still sold it.
Eddie
I used to use Instant Fels Naptha when I bought my first washer in 1972, a used Maytag Model J wringer washer for $35.00 from the Salvation Army Thrift Store. It was a really great cleaning laundry soap, rinsed out easily and left the clothes really soft, especially since I line dried my laundry most of the time. I wish they still sold it.
Eddie
Other members had different experiences with Fels, particularly with leaving clothes gray...as you'd expect with a soap in anything but soft water.
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Instant Fels Naptha
In another thread, angus was reminiscing about how "when all the phosphate nonsense started, Purex's Instant fels got a bit of a shot in the arm since it was a soap so could tout that it was a no phosphate product. But again it didn't do that well. Soap was more difficult to use and with the...
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Canon 1942
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All 1963
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Channel Master 1959
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 1941
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Bold 1976
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Ekco 1953
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Good Year 1955
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Marlite 1961
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National Homes Corp. 1951
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Republic Steel 1963
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polkanut
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Reply #61
My grandparents had the exact same Texaco hydrometer, thermometer, hygrometer on the wall above my grandpa's recliner for as long as I can remember. I always wondered why it said Texaco on the face. Now I know!
My grandparents had the exact same Texaco hydrometer, thermometer, hygrometer on the wall above my grandpa's recliner for as long as I can remember. I always wondered why it said Texaco on the face. Now I know!
Kroehler 1955
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