Whirlpool POD 11/15/12

[polkanut]

I just love how Whirlpool touted the daylights out of the fact that their washers featured the "Suds-Miser" for thrifty load after load of "Clinic-Clean" laundry.  Of course, for most women, this was probably their first non-wringer type machine, and couldn't bear the thought of dumping that perfectly useful wash water down the drain after just one load.  I love my suds-saver machine, and still use it every washday.

 

[toploader55]

Sun a Tizer and Germicidal Lamps

I know these have been discussed before, but it's been awhile.

Do they work, and if they did, why don't they use them anymore ?

Perfect Solution to the Moldy Front Loader Issue.

I remember the Hamilton Dryer my neighbor had growing up that had the Sun-E-Day Lamp in it.

 

[turquoisedude]

Sure they work! Remember when Robert and Fred were on TV last March? Proof positive that the germicidal lamps work - they haven't had polio once! LOL

 

[combo52]

Ozone Lamps

Eddie I think you may have come up with the perfect solution for moldy washers, this would be the answer for people that want to wash with Eco Detergents in cold water.

 

[danemodsandy]

Snort!

"Porcelain tops, too!"

Now there's a concept that died a hard death at Whirlpool....

 

[alr2903]

Suds saving was a great idea

If your clothing is not real dirty, I would think the sudsaver would work out nice and probably just as thrifty as an HE machine.  I  think this idea may be introduced again.  During the partners father's illness we had family here from Colorado and their stories about water usage made a big impression on me. I am thankful to live where water is plentiful. alr