Maybe not wedged in, stuffed full to the corners of every rack, but they are all pretty full!
First the 1974 Kenmore Roto-Rack:
First the 1974 Kenmore Roto-Rack:
Would Bob Approve?
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Next we have the Maytag WC-400 from pre-1975 - Mixmaster bowl-a-rama!
Now we go upstairs to the kitchen for the "daily driver" machine, the post 1975 Maytag WU-601. I forgot to start it last night so had to wedge and stuff a little bit tonight to get the dinner dishes in...
Top rack - WU-601
And away we wash!
WU-601 Front:
WU-601 Front:
A DW evening
Doing a load right now too....
Doing a load right now too....
Gansky-- we had a roto-rack LK in the '70s. It was noisy, but I loved that spinning top rack. No rust on yours, either! Ours rusted away. I replaced it with a KitchenAid like the one shown in GadgetGary's post above. We also had a set of those colorful tumblers with the white rims. That's a very colorful (and sensibly full) load of dishes.
Thanks for the pics, guys!
Thanks for the pics, guys!
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all beautiful machines guys!
thanks for sharing them!
thanks for sharing them!
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Yay Greg!
What fun!
I bet your house sounded great with all of your dishwashers running at once!
I just love that Maytag with the Rapid Advance timer! Not to mention the color that you picked out for it.
Too Cool!
I don't care if Bob approves or not!
I do! Approve.
Thanks for the pictures!
Brent
What fun!
I bet your house sounded great with all of your dishwashers running at once!
I just love that Maytag with the Rapid Advance timer! Not to mention the color that you picked out for it.
Too Cool!
I don't care if Bob approves or not!
I do! Approve.
Thanks for the pictures!
Brent
Bob approves.
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Cool Maytag!
That's a beauty Greg! Love that shade of blue, and those pushbuttons. Very severe and mod. I miss my old KA dishwasher with the "daily mode" and "party mode" (or something like that)
That's a beauty Greg! Love that shade of blue, and those pushbuttons. Very severe and mod. I miss my old KA dishwasher with the "daily mode" and "party mode" (or something like that)
Is that Centura Coupe White that I see? I grew up with that tableware!!! I've got my name on it to inherit it from my mother!
Unloading this morning
Bottom Rack
Bottom Rack
And look at those mugs from the Christmas Tree Shops
Ready for the deep freeze.....BRRRRR~!
Ready for the deep freeze.....BRRRRR~!
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the other Bob...
I certainly approve of your color choices, and love the mixmaster bowl-a-rama too.
Hey man, THANKS for the sunburst yellow info. Never heard of that!~ It's great!
And, say,...is that a pink
Boonton serving platter on the left? I've not see that piece before...
Groovy.
Bob
I certainly approve of your color choices, and love the mixmaster bowl-a-rama too.
Hey man, THANKS for the sunburst yellow info. Never heard of that!~ It's great!
And, say,...is that a pink
Boonton serving platter on the left? I've not see that piece before...
Groovy.
Bob
mayken4now
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Greg: What a beauty that blue Maytag is! I have one in black that I can have from my neighbor, but it is more a BOL with the dial and only three buttons. Still a nice machine.
Steve
Steve
Corning Centura
I have been snatching up Corning Centura stuff for a long time, I must have service for 80 (it's a sickness) in white and the blue cornflower pattern...
Bob, the Boonton came from a sale - and there's more of it in the GE Mobile Maid! That is a platter, most of it is pretty nice but it has been loved so isn't "mint" anymore. I love the colors though!
I have been snatching up Corning Centura stuff for a long time, I must have service for 80 (it's a sickness) in white and the blue cornflower pattern...
Bob, the Boonton came from a sale - and there's more of it in the GE Mobile Maid! That is a platter, most of it is pretty nice but it has been loved so isn't "mint" anymore. I love the colors though!
Today's GE2800 Load for Bob.........
CLEAN alert
CLEAN alert
Is this ok Bob?
For the bottom?
For the bottom?
And on the
Top.......
Top.......
Gary, it's perfect. I use my upper rack left side for putting strange things that will fet there too.
mayken4now
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I watched Bob load Venus's machine in December last year. OH yea he know how.
Steve
Steve
Gary, it's perfect.
Bob,
Thanks so much for the vote of confidence.
Now if you can just get me over the pre-rinse phobia, I will be on the road to a complete recovery......
Bob,
Thanks so much for the vote of confidence.
Now if you can just get me over the pre-rinse phobia, I will be on the road to a complete recovery......
We have evil ways to rid ones psyche of pre-rinse phobia.
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Trivia
Hey, gansky1, I grew up with those plastic tumblers in the top rack! My mom got them on that kitchen aisle at the grocery store, where we got most of our dishes and kitchen things. But we only had the green, yellow and orange-ish ones.
Hey, gansky1, I grew up with those plastic tumblers in the top rack! My mom got them on that kitchen aisle at the grocery store, where we got most of our dishes and kitchen things. But we only had the green, yellow and orange-ish ones.
OMG Gary
We have the same Gold-leaf dishes LOL I got them from my grandfather. They were his everyday dishes
We have the same Gold-leaf dishes LOL I got them from my grandfather. They were his everyday dishes
OMG Gary
We have the same Gold-leaf dishes LOL
These dishes came from my parent's house. I took them when the house was sold. In the past few years, I have added many pieces to the set by finding them at Tag Sales and have recently found more pieces at my local Salvation Army store. Those dishes are my 'daily driver' and I really love them since they bring back so many childhood memories.
The dish pattern is called 'Serenade' and is made by Sheffield.
I have included a picture of a very unusual piece to the set.
And also a link to replacements....a company where you can find matching pieces to numerous sets of dishes.
http://www.replacements.com/
We have the same Gold-leaf dishes LOL
These dishes came from my parent's house. I took them when the house was sold. In the past few years, I have added many pieces to the set by finding them at Tag Sales and have recently found more pieces at my local Salvation Army store. Those dishes are my 'daily driver' and I really love them since they bring back so many childhood memories.
The dish pattern is called 'Serenade' and is made by Sheffield.
I have included a picture of a very unusual piece to the set.
And also a link to replacements....a company where you can find matching pieces to numerous sets of dishes.
http://www.replacements.com/
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