The Today Show w/ Fred Maytag II - March 1954 - 16mm Film

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<blockquote>Well, it looks like last week’s film fizzled ...</blockquote> "Kitchen Ideas for 1957 - Frigidaire Sheer Look?  In what way?  YT doesn't always timely-update view counts but it currently has the 2nd highest.
 
Thanks guys, I'm having a lot of fun scanning these!

Reply #3: Fizzled, only in terms of a conversation starter here at AW, though I did spam the link on a few FB groups this time which might account for views.

I'll admit, it wasn't very laundry-centric, but I did learn something. I never realized the lower rack automatically extended on the '57 french-door ovens. Swestoyz informed me that was dropped for '58+.

But, I've got something special in the works for next week that's sure to get tongues wagging around here!
 
Fred Maytag was more of a caretaker than any real innovative head of the company. He looked like a doofus. Maytag coasted on its wringer washer reputation for far too long. The "new generation" Maytags were almost a decade late in being introduced and most of that is because of the lid switch which prevented users from seeing the action which most assumed was like in the Maytag wringer washers.
 
Honestly I don't know what's wrong with the wash action in Maytag automatics.

I think they wash great and really move the load around, especially in standard tubs

Of course not like the wringers because they had bigger wider tubs for clothes to freely move around.
 
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