laundromat
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1900 not 1910. Owned by the Uptown family.
Whirlpool BloomWash.....
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I posted about a Nineteen Hundred washer I found on ebay a couple years ago. Thread 57910 has pictures from the auction.
http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?57910
http://www.automaticwasher.org/cgi-bin/TD/TD-VIEWTHREAD.cgi?57910
bobbi
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These should be made available in the US.
whitetub
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I think there is already enough washplate top loading washers on the market already in North America. They should concentrate on bringing the prices down. I think $2000.00 and up for a washer and dryer set is outrageous.
Maybe it's just me,
But with all the outstanding AI voices out there, why did they choose one from the early 1990's to voice this?
But with all the outstanding AI voices out there, why did they choose one from the early 1990's to voice this?
toploader55
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" I think $2000.00 and up for a washer and dryer set is outrageous. "
Absolutely !!!
But what really gets my knickers in a knot is commanding the same price for the dryer as the washer.
There are probably 3 times the amount of components in a washer than a dryer.
If it's a FL washer you have the suspension, water system, pump(s) system(s), Drive systems weights, and more in depth complicated controls.
Dryers... Motor, Drive Pulleys, Heating Element and controls.
So the same amount for the dryer just so they aesthetically look alike ?
Not that Desperate for them to match. When ever I had to replace a dryer I used to go to Sears and get the Next up from the BOL Kenmore and they were terrific. (That is when they were made by Whirlpool.)
Absolutely !!!
But what really gets my knickers in a knot is commanding the same price for the dryer as the washer.
There are probably 3 times the amount of components in a washer than a dryer.
If it's a FL washer you have the suspension, water system, pump(s) system(s), Drive systems weights, and more in depth complicated controls.
Dryers... Motor, Drive Pulleys, Heating Element and controls.
So the same amount for the dryer just so they aesthetically look alike ?
Not that Desperate for them to match. When ever I had to replace a dryer I used to go to Sears and get the Next up from the BOL Kenmore and they were terrific. (That is when they were made by Whirlpool.)
whitetub
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On Sears Canada's website, www.sears.ca
this dryer is actually more expensive than the matching washer... unreal...
this dryer is actually more expensive than the matching washer... unreal...
bobbi
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Whitetub-We have HE TLers with a lint filter in the US? Which ones?
What the f-word hell!
I've spent the last few months designing an impeller for a new model that will reach the market in a few months...
it is EXACTLY like this whirlpool impeller.
I had no idea they were making that until now.
I've spent the last few months designing an impeller for a new model that will reach the market in a few months...
it is EXACTLY like this whirlpool impeller.
I had no idea they were making that until now.
The cabinet design is brazilian.... Pure Brastemp.
I'm not exactly sure what I am missing here -- isn't this a small variation on the Oasis/Cabrio design?
It wouldn't surprise me if Whirlpool had this designed in Brazil (by their subsidiary, Brastemp) to appeal to the Indian tastes better, given that both countries tend to have similar philosophies towards doing laundry, as far as I can tell.
Also, both Indian and Brazilian women tend to have a bit more pride in how things look, even in the laundry room, which is typically only seen by the servants and the home occupants, visitors only see the laundry room when getting a tour of the home or if you are having a barbecue and you have to pass by the laundry room going from the kitchen to the backyard, as it's often the case there.
Cheers,
-- Paulo.
It wouldn't surprise me if Whirlpool had this designed in Brazil (by their subsidiary, Brastemp) to appeal to the Indian tastes better, given that both countries tend to have similar philosophies towards doing laundry, as far as I can tell.
Also, both Indian and Brazilian women tend to have a bit more pride in how things look, even in the laundry room, which is typically only seen by the servants and the home occupants, visitors only see the laundry room when getting a tour of the home or if you are having a barbecue and you have to pass by the laundry room going from the kitchen to the backyard, as it's often the case there.
Cheers,
-- Paulo.
Upton Family. They have one of their spawn in congress from Michigan.
