philr
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Nice brochures Steve! I'd really like a clock like the one in the dishwasher-sink page!
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I was thinking I'd really like a smart outfit like the lady in the second picture!
steved
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Tom they could have added a bow-tie impeller to the pump even, right!
Tom they could have added a bow-tie impeller to the pump even, right!
I wonder if the racks were really green for the 1954 or 1955 models. Far better than the pink ones that's for sure!!
steved
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like this Alan?
The only top loading dishwasher style from Frigidaire not made by D&M
The only top loading dishwasher style from Frigidaire not made by D&M
steved
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I had one in coppertone a long time ago.
I had one in coppertone a long time ago.
philr
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Steve, when did the Frigidaire designed top loading dishwashers replaced those from D&M? Also, did all D&M Frigidaire dishwashers had an impeller like my 1965 Super mobile dishwasher?
steved
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When?
With the introduction of the "P" models, I think about 1969. And later D&M designed models had the wash arm systems like Kenmore, etc. I think impeller designs pretty much stopped by 1965-66.
With the introduction of the "P" models, I think about 1969. And later D&M designed models had the wash arm systems like Kenmore, etc. I think impeller designs pretty much stopped by 1965-66.
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Great luncheon read, Steve, Thanks!
Delighted by the way the portable looks so much like the WO-65's. Amazing. And that hose, complete with the aluminum hook, just like the washer's. Never saw one of these before. The wanting never stops. :'D Getting a kick out of the pretty lady in the matching green apron watering her plant that lives on the green "cabinet" model.
Wondering if anyone enjoys this machine. The drawing of the spintube's water spirals is so enticing. Ah Frigidaire..........
Delighted by the way the portable looks so much like the WO-65's. Amazing. And that hose, complete with the aluminum hook, just like the washer's. Never saw one of these before. The wanting never stops. :'D Getting a kick out of the pretty lady in the matching green apron watering her plant that lives on the green "cabinet" model.
Wondering if anyone enjoys this machine. The drawing of the spintube's water spirals is so enticing. Ah Frigidaire..........
steved
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The funny thing
is in spite of their "mediocre" performance there are still some in existance! Robert, Turquoisedude, Dishwashercrazy all have one. I have 2, but mine are from 1963 and 1964. I use mine at the holidays and it always cleans flawlessly.
is in spite of their "mediocre" performance there are still some in existance! Robert, Turquoisedude, Dishwashercrazy all have one. I have 2, but mine are from 1963 and 1964. I use mine at the holidays and it always cleans flawlessly.
Steve, I still have a certain pink Canadian 62 model, too!! It is a wonderful threat to hold over hubby - I think it would look great in the apartment in Montreal... LOL
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that's right!
In the interest of good US-Canadian relations I HAD to get it back there! Tell Chris that he would love it in the apartment, such a soothing sound......... like white noise..
In the interest of good US-Canadian relations I HAD to get it back there! Tell Chris that he would love it in the apartment, such a soothing sound......... like white noise..
like white noise
Yeah, white, like the water going over Niagra Falls.
Ken, virgins are overrated except for straight men who view women as possessions. Someone experienced at the job usually performs better.
Thank you Steve for the disposer information.
Yeah, white, like the water going over Niagra Falls.
Ken, virgins are overrated except for straight men who view women as possessions. Someone experienced at the job usually performs better.
Thank you Steve for the disposer information.
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My enchantment with Frigidiare simply knows no bounds. My first experience was buying a used 1959 spin tube and installing in my parent's home while I was in high school. My first dishwasher was a used 1964 wood top portable. When I began remodeling and owning homes I used Frigidaire until 1978. We never encountered any issues with cleaning as long as the machine was loaded properly. With the advent of multiple racking and rapid advance controls the Pots and Pans or Soak cycles seemed to take on anything. In 1980 when GM was no longer available the switch to Maytag reverse racks lasted the next 10 years until they became "normal". Even then Maytags have been the machine of choice although a few new GEs and a few vintage Kitchenaids have a had a whirl. I currently have a vintage Frigidaire top loader and 1-18 gifts from pdub waiting until the garage is relinquished from the remodel and connections installed to play with them.
My enchantment with Frigidiare simply knows no bounds. My first experience was buying a used 1959 spin tube and installing in my parent's home while I was in high school. My first dishwasher was a used 1964 wood top portable. When I began remodeling and owning homes I used Frigidaire until 1978. We never encountered any issues with cleaning as long as the machine was loaded properly. With the advent of multiple racking and rapid advance controls the Pots and Pans or Soak cycles seemed to take on anything. In 1980 when GM was no longer available the switch to Maytag reverse racks lasted the next 10 years until they became "normal". Even then Maytags have been the machine of choice although a few new GEs and a few vintage Kitchenaids have a had a whirl. I currently have a vintage Frigidaire top loader and 1-18 gifts from pdub waiting until the garage is relinquished from the remodel and connections installed to play with them.
Very cool brochures Steve, I didn't realize that Youngstown made dishwashers as late as 1960.
I didn't realize that Youngstown made dishwashers as la
Robert, I vaguely remember when my parents began looking at houses (so this had to be 1960 to 1961), therer was one dishwasher I remember that was pink. I remember it had a wierd over-size 3-sided type of starburst pattern on the front of it. I saw a front-loading youngstown ad or brochure on here one time and knew that that was exactly what the dishwasser I saw when I was so little, a front-loading Youngstown.
Robert, I vaguely remember when my parents began looking at houses (so this had to be 1960 to 1961), therer was one dishwasher I remember that was pink. I remember it had a wierd over-size 3-sided type of starburst pattern on the front of it. I saw a front-loading youngstown ad or brochure on here one time and knew that that was exactly what the dishwasser I saw when I was so little, a front-loading Youngstown.
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Awesome! Thanks for sharing the brochures! Such a neat read, I always love reading and the brochures people post on this site. That Youngstown dishwasher looks very similar to Norge DWs around that time. Did Norge buy out Youngstown or did they share machines?
How does the wash tower compare to spray arms? Is the wash time shorter or longer than a spray arm set up?
How does the wash tower compare to spray arms? Is the wash time shorter or longer than a spray arm set up?
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