So What Is It?

[Unimatic1140]

I have two dryers that match this washer. (You'll have a set!!!)
Mark that is such a sweet offer, thank you so much. I'm at max capacity in the basement though, so the rule is anytime something new comes in something else has to go and I can't dream of parting with anything else right now.

So how did you do it?
Oh I'll tell that nightmare story tomorrow.

 

[roto204]

Hot rinse

A hot spray rinse?? What, was this the Wizard combo? Why would a top-loader hit the clothes with a hot spray rinse? Was the principle the same--to accelerate things in the dryer?

Nifty!

 

[gansky1]

My 54 Speed Queen has a hot spray rinse too... I figured they were trying to get rid of soap curd.

 

[goprog]

Is that what Little Miss Muffet was eating???

 

[goprog]

(Classy machines)

 

[roto204]

Ahhh

That makes sense. Just say 'no' to soap curd

Thanks, Greg :-D

 

[jetcone]

Fake PHOTO Fake PHOTO

Those machines are no longer in those positions!! FAKE!

What is this pump too??

Pardon Our Interruption...

 

[panthera]

Hot water rinse

I recall that some Siemens washers offered a final, heated rinse - about 60° (?!?) for quite a while. It was supposed to dramatically increase extraction, reduce drying time and reduce wrinkling.
I imagine that was the same general idea here; tho' hasn't someone, I believe Launderess, mentioned that you don't want to close up the pores on clothes washed in cotton with a cold rinse - it tends to trap the soap?
I, too, am really curious how those pin-holes got fixed. Knowing Robert, I bet it will turn out to be something so clear and logical I'll be disgusted I didn't think of it...

 

[panthera]

...I meant

cotton clothes washed in soap, of course.
Washing in cotton, hmm, now that would be an intersting one.

 

[spankomatic]

Robert where did that big red agitator come from with the chrom top? It is beautiful!

Jim

 

[toggleswitch]

How Divine darling!

oh Cotton, the Egg-man is coming the Egg-man is coming!

 

[Unimatic1140]

Robert where did that big red agitator come from with the chrom top? It is beautiful!

From a 1956 beam style Coronado washer spankomatic I found at an estate sale back in '98. Didn't keep the washer, sort of wish I did.

E g g s- E g g S- E G G S

 

[goprog]

Still waiting to hear the nightmare story...

 

[Unimatic1140]

Yes I'm working on it, in order to explain it probably I have to take a picture of the pump and supports, which means I have to remove the panel. I'll try and get that done sometime this week and let you know.