syndets2000
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frigidaireguy
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Possibly Hotpoint ???
I had already posted about 2 hrs ago that I thought they may be Hotpoint based on the look of the stove knobs, but my post has mysteriously disappeared? Thats my story and I’m sticking to it, LOL.
Eddie
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Thanks Louis, I just noticed that the original thread was moved without my post, no biggie.
Eddie
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syndets2000
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Sorry about that I been away for awhile...
No worries.
I third the idea that it is Hotpoint.
I third the idea that it is Hotpoint.
They are Hotpoint for certain. My friend Jay has an early 70's Hotpoint range (but not as fancy), and it looks like this except for no light or clock. Link shows similar range.
norgeway
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Hotpoint
That dishwasher is probably one that sounds like a rock crusher running!
That dishwasher is probably one that sounds like a rock crusher running!
But what brand is her pants suit?! Looks like a lovely Dacron/polyester double knit!
Her outfit!
<span style="font-family: 'comic sans ms', sans-serif;">She better not get to close to that stove or her outfit could become a big blob on the floor. LOL.</span>
<span style="font-family: 'comic sans ms', sans-serif;">She better not get to close to that stove or her outfit could become a big blob on the floor. LOL.</span>
polkanut
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Hey Chach,
Your comment triggered a memory of my mom. In the late 1970's during the polyester craze we were at my great uncle and aunt's cabin on a Saturday during the maple syrup cooking season. My mom had on a polyester dress, and was standing by wood cookstove heating up dinner. When she turned around my cousin Brian gasped and said "Eunice, look at your dress!" The heat from the stove had melted a huge hole in the front panel of her dress. Fortunately however, it didn't melt the slip she had on underneath.
Your comment triggered a memory of my mom. In the late 1970's during the polyester craze we were at my great uncle and aunt's cabin on a Saturday during the maple syrup cooking season. My mom had on a polyester dress, and was standing by wood cookstove heating up dinner. When she turned around my cousin Brian gasped and said "Eunice, look at your dress!" The heat from the stove had melted a huge hole in the front panel of her dress. Fortunately however, it didn't melt the slip she had on underneath.
Very definitely Hotpoint, real Hotpoint, appliances made in Chicago. For the most part, the stove and the fridge have a lot of GE in them but the argument can be made that most of the innovations on GE stoves came from Hotpoint. That range hood is pure GE.
And, for what it's worth, real Hotpoint dishwashers weren't as loud as GE models from the same period. They had porcelain tanks and much better racks.
And, for what it's worth, real Hotpoint dishwashers weren't as loud as GE models from the same period. They had porcelain tanks and much better racks.
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