Simplicity!

[vintagesearch]

i like it

thats the ONLY ONLY FL i would buy ive read nothing but posotive reviews about it and it has rotary style controls not that damn led control panel it like old meets new if i was going to buy a FL this would be the one!

 

[peteski50]

I am happy to see their is still some simplicity left in this world. I had really thought they stopped making this, but I'm sure they dubbed down the water supply. The previous model had 4 rinses with a extra rinse feature. I wonder if it still the same. If I don't do another combo - I may do this and skip a dryer. I do wish they made a combo like this.
Peter


http://www.pcrichard.com/catalog/pr...goryId=1&categoryId=10000&subCategoryId=10090

 

[toggleswitch2]

I have this machine and love it. It's my one and only being used at the moment and makes a great daily driver.

Don't be fooled by the timer dial, its controls are electro-mechanical; (not purely mechanical).

Peter:
I'd be happy to make for you a conversion cord to make any 220v dryer (sensor controls are best) to the needed 110v for you.

Regards,
Steve

 

[tlee618]

Peter, I think Steve has the right idea for you! Yes, it would take longer to dry but at least you would have a dryer.

 

[peteski50]

Simplicity continued!

Right now I am still trying to decide on a few things. I don't need a full size dryer and I only machine dry towels, sheets, underware. So thats why a combo would work for me. I want to see what electrolux comes out with being they are now introducing a full line of appliances. I also have to do work to the closet the machine would go in. I want to have a piece of lineloum put down and I want to get a drain pan before I have a machine installed. It just adds extra protection being it is on a wood floor upstairs. I have been so busy and it is hard to get to do everything at once. I would like to see this new malber combo it's supposed to be able to do 17 pounds od laundry. I am also interested in the splendide but need to find out more about the service.
Peter

 

[frigilux]

I have that washer, too. It uses more water and doesn't have the cavernous capacity of the newest machines, but it's a workhorse and I love the flexibility the cycle dial lends. Want to add additional minutes of wash time?; no need for the third rinse on a particular load?; want an extended spin between rinses? No problem.

And by today's standards, it's a bargain, to boot!

 

[peteski50]

Westinghouse version!

I have never saw this one before - but it looks more stripped down than the frigidaire version.
Peter

http://www.comparance.com/Washer/White Westinghouse/WRT430ES