The Easy That Wasn't So Easy

[washerlover]

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.

 

[pdub]

Thanks for sharing the video of the washer, Robert.

Great job as always!

Patrick

 

[abcomatic]

HI Robert

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

 

[lesto]

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!"

 

[geoff]

62` EASY

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!!!

 

[washerlover]

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!?"