The EASY Washes LIVE

[DADoES]

There were a few Easys over this direction in the late 1960s and early 1970s. I recall going on a service call in the late 70s / early 80s, customer with a Whirlpool washer and Easy dryer (that looked more like a Hotpoint).

 

[peterh770]

I think when Murray sold Easy to Hupp was when they discontinued production and instead used rebranded Hotpoint machines.

 

[foraloysius]

Thanks for sharing the videos. What a deep hum that machine has!!

 

[lesto]

When I was a kid back in the mid-60's there was a laundromat in my neighborhood that had yellow unimatics like the one Robert just found and on the end of the row of machines were four blue Easys. They are the only Easys I recall seeing here in Atlanta. I never ran across any home versions.

 

[bethann]

So Cool!

The video's are great Robert! Can congrads on your new toys!

 

[norgeman]

Gansky1

Are you going to bid on the Easy Spindrier? It is only an hours drive from Omaha down to Lincoln it would be a catch of the century for your collection. I could never talk my wife Lynda into it. But I hope that someone bids on it as I don't want it to become next years Toyota. These washers are way cool, my mom used one when us kids were very small before she got her first automatic. Most of relatives on my mom's side had an Easy Spindrier and liked them very well. My Grandpa Joe had one. Put an Easy Spindrier and a realy good brand of detergent like Oxydol the old formula or when it was put out be P.& G. the combo was outstanding. The whites were whites and the colors were bright. Get this washer would be a shame to let it pass by.

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[knitwits1975]

Thank you for adding these to the mix, and for fixing the rinse-fill video.