Vintage GE Sink/Dishwasher Combo

[launderess]

Interesting find.

https://westernmass.craigslist.org/atq/6084948941.html

Just ask the man who owns one....

 

[turquoisedude]

Oh dear....  that's within my striking range!!   Tempting.... very tempting....

 

[spacepig]

Thank goodness it's not in my geographic range! I would have to have it, and I'm already running quickly out of room from all the stoves and cabinets I've picked up!

 

[ovrphil]

Somebody loved it and

took it...posting now deleted.

Spacepig , did you change your mind and get it?

 

[spacepig]

It wasn't me, unfortunately

 

[launderess]

Hmmm.... I wonder if it is on way to Ogden?

Am not naming any names, but again one does wonder...

*LOL*

 

[turquoisedude]

Alas it is not I!  I admit that have done a little too much shopping in New England recently...  There is still one rather large item that I must pick up but a combination of factors are keeping me from doing so promptly....

 

[ovrphil]

combination of factors revealed

two arms and two legs and not yours? LOL. ?

 

[michaelman2]

So cool and the precursor to the Briva InSink Dishwasher

This is so practical and such a great design. When I first came upon the Briva several years ago I was so excited and ended up with one. They fell out of favor and the parts to repair are very hard to come by these days. Just as this GE unit was supposed to display, the top opens so the dry cycle can begin.

Mine Briva worked in almost the identical fashion. I really think some of the designs of years past were so far ahead of their "time".

Think of the washer/dryer combos. These in-sink dishwashers etc....