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I am sure that we have those remarkable kitchen interiors here too.

I certainly don't wish to show my kitchen to the world as I feel that it will fit nicely into this thread :-)
 
Manhattan

I like that gold, quilted, vinyl "cozy" over the washer in Manhattan photo. I never knew that a cozy was made in such jumbo sizes! I always think of them being toaster-sized or blender-sized.
 
It's a gold lame gown, dear!

Well, let's look at this another way.

In cases of TRUE poverty the washing machine and the TV will be the most expensive items owned. (Most don't need a car in NYC). An air-conditoner is relatively rare in that the residents are not happy/comfortable unless it is 100*F (38*C +/-) and 95% hunmidity indoors, emulating the climate "back home".

As such, being a high-stakes "investment" the washer will be "protected" accordingly. I won't tell her/him that such a thing traps all the mosture from the wash basket and tub (as it tries to evaporate into the room) and will rust the outside of the cabinet quicker.
 
It's nice to put a dress on your washing machine

Around here they put costumes on concrete geese!

Regarding trapping humidity, that's true for car covers, too, especially outside. An uniformed person might think something impermeable, like a vinyl cover, would protect a car from moisture, like rain falling from above. However, what such a cover does instead is trap moisture evaporating up from underneath, where it sits against the car surface and forms rust.
 
MORE BRONX KITCHEN PICTURES WITH WASHERS

Toggles,
I WANT MORE PICTURES, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE LOOOKING AT PICTURES OF THESE APARTMENT KITCHENS, I'VE SEEN MANY LIKE THEM IN MY LIFETIME AS A FORMER BRONX RESIDENT. AGAIN MORE MORE MORE PLEASE.
TAKE CARE
MIKE
 
Nothing beats The 'We serve Rice and Beans' Sign On

That's all the pics I have left right now. Will try to post more as I get them.

Let me know offline where you reside in CT. Maybe we can arrange a washer-site field trip to Little Itay on Arthur Avenue, The Botanical Gardens and the Bronx Zoo, sometime.

Of course as soon as I find a nice Boricua-style restuarant we can add that to the to-do list too!
 
Since the local population demands it, and basically can't conceive of a meal without it (the combination of rice and beans)!

The White Castle "restaurant" can be seen in the background.

These foods are two staples that can sit in a glass jar for years without going bad.

Tastes good though..........

Listen. McDonald's is meat and potatoes. Can you guess what ethnic group that comes from? LOL

In either case, no vegetable. And the healthiest thing on that hamburger is the pickle, the lettuce and the tomato which many diners REMOVE! LOL [this post was last edited: 5/11/2010-15:20]

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La vida en la (de la) calle

Hard to say what brand of washer is most seen.

There is a P.C. Richard & Son in the area and a Sears on Fordham Road just east of The Grand Concourse. So technically, there IS a variety of goods available to buy.

The most fun places to visit are the USED appliance stores which are abundant. Many of their products are gathered from the street, super-cleaned, made operational, and sold. [this post was last edited: 5/11/2010-15:19]
 

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