Robert, it's beautiful, and the condensation from the hot water and the shiny agitator cap give it a dream-like quality! Love the spin-spray rinse -- rivals that of the one-minute Norge spin-spray! Thank you for a great video.
Love those Easy machines. I have an Easy spindrier from around 1964 I would think? Does the spindrier machines require oil too, that would be the same that the automatics did of that period? Thanks, Gary
Thanks for the video, Robert. A really fun machine. And I love your new sheets!
I've always had a penchant for polka dots. As Alice Faye said in the 1943 Technicolor musical, "the polka is passe but the dot is here to stay!"
Mine is still sitting in the garage because I'm afraid to use it. Parts are so scarce and couplers are so un-available. When I move to my big house in Wallingford I may very well give it to an AW.org member. I love this machine dearly but my new laundry room can only hold 3. My Whirlpool Gold, Kitchen Aid Superba, and my Maytag A207. I'm giving my Whirlpool LFA-5800 to my neighbor, and the EASY is the only one left. I'll let you all know when my EASY goes up for grabs. I want it to go to a loving home For free!!!
I hear ya, Geoff, I get worried sometimes about locating parts in the future for our machines and treat mine very gently -- imagine what it'll be like in just 10 or 20 years. Yikes, we'll be thinking this junk they're making now is "vintage!?"