If Mrs. Hunk, I mean Howard, needed a machine to handle heavy mud, she should have purchased a Westinghouse tumbler which was much better at disposing of heavier than water soil than the solid tub Easy-made WH with soil ejector. Of course, she would have had to use a low or controlled suds detergent instead of Tide, but they could clean well, too.
POD 1-3-20 WH TL Washer & Tide Detergent
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One of my classmates had this washer when we were in early elementary school. Her mom would occasionally wash a load of clothes and not take it out. The clothes would actually dry in the washtub over a few days. Needless to say, the machine had an overwhelming sour stench to it.
When this happened, I was allowed to run the load through another wash cycle, so you can bet your bottom dollar that was the first thing I checked whenever I visited, LOL.
They also had one of those little round bolt-down Westinghouse front-loaders often found in laundromats in the 1960s. It had been moved to a corner of the basement and wasn’t hooked up.
When this happened, I was allowed to run the load through another wash cycle, so you can bet your bottom dollar that was the first thing I checked whenever I visited, LOL.
They also had one of those little round bolt-down Westinghouse front-loaders often found in laundromats in the 1960s. It had been moved to a corner of the basement and wasn’t hooked up.
