Sad day in vintage washer dryer history

[pierreandreply4]

hello

today is a sad day in vintage washer and dryer history today i notice on my street a very nice vintage inglis Libarator washer and a very nice vintage maytag dryer the dry look like the model on the picture but the washer is an inglis and both appliance even if they where not a match still look like it as a lot of life left in them i don't understand why must they be sent to the crusher when they could of been sold to a use appliance store witch would of restored them and resell them or be posted on craiglist where members coud of saved them?

Ps dryer on the left not the maytag washer Thank you
Have a nice day

 

[bajaespuma]

Because Canada is too close to the USA and, as Frank Burns in MASH put it, " We Americans throw away nothing but the best".

 

[turquoisedude]

July 1st victims!

Yep, every year it is the same thing every year in Montreal... A couple of years ago, there were a set of Maytags (white, probably late 60's) chucked out right on my street. I cried, whined, stamped my feet, and held my breath, but hubby still said no... I must get a garage in Odgen built!!

 

[Unimatic1140]

I cried, whined, stamped my feet, and held my breath, but hubby still said no... I must get a garage in Odgen built!!

Or a new husband

 

[pierreandreply4]

crush vintage inglis libarator washer and maytag dryer see p

Hello

i am posting this to show a moment of silence for an inglis libarator washer and maytag dryer (*picture in first post) that where crush in a garbage truck tonight

RIP:
inglis libarator washer year built ? year crush 2008

maytag dryer {pic in first post} year built ? year crush 2008