Wow, you can see that that machine means business. There is movement in those pictures! Washday drama at it's best!
YAY for Easy Washdays!
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being home on Friday morning because all the schools in Western New York are closed even though it is NOT snowing a single flake. The local affiliate of NPR (National Public Radio) all but boasted that it was the longest closing list they have ever read. Why-----???? Wind wind and more wind 60 mph hopping over Lake Shore Road (U.S. Route 5--we're all so connected) turning it into a carwash
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An Easy Spray rinse cycle. Everything always goes back to wasing machines.
Dearest Turbo and Jetco, you've got to figure that since easy was the master of the spray rinse, their first automatic would have to be spectacular in that regard.
Imagine, a front-mounted fill flume wider than the Whirlpool horseshoe spray (mid 90's),shooting curtains of water and Eight of them. How I'd love to see it.
Deprived, I have never seen an Easy Automatic. And I've had the same thought as you have, Tom. The Spindrier wash tub is so wide, and the automatic tub so small by comparison, the Spirilator would wreak holy hell in it.
Do you guys harbor the fantasy that perhaps the Easy Automatics faded because they were just too powerful, hence scarrrryyy, with their razorblade lid switched that even stopped the fill like the older Frigidaires?
Thank you so much for your big threads.
I've go to move the Maytag Portable off the deck because I think it might blow away.
MIkey, Michael, Mickeyd, Easyspin Yeaaaaaahhhh
being home on Friday morning because all the schools in Western New York are closed even though it is NOT snowing a single flake. The local affiliate of NPR (National Public Radio) all but boasted that it was the longest closing list they have ever read. Why-----???? Wind wind and more wind 60 mph hopping over Lake Shore Road (U.S. Route 5--we're all so connected) turning it into a carwash
O R_________
An Easy Spray rinse cycle. Everything always goes back to wasing machines.
Dearest Turbo and Jetco, you've got to figure that since easy was the master of the spray rinse, their first automatic would have to be spectacular in that regard.
Imagine, a front-mounted fill flume wider than the Whirlpool horseshoe spray (mid 90's),shooting curtains of water and Eight of them. How I'd love to see it.
Deprived, I have never seen an Easy Automatic. And I've had the same thought as you have, Tom. The Spindrier wash tub is so wide, and the automatic tub so small by comparison, the Spirilator would wreak holy hell in it.
Do you guys harbor the fantasy that perhaps the Easy Automatics faded because they were just too powerful, hence scarrrryyy, with their razorblade lid switched that even stopped the fill like the older Frigidaires?
Thank you so much for your big threads.
I've go to move the Maytag Portable off the deck because I think it might blow away.
MIkey, Michael, Mickeyd, Easyspin Yeaaaaaahhhh
No, I think that the corporation went broke for lack of a strong national advertising campaign and the increasing capacities of washing machines that left manufacturers of solid tub washers in a fix; either redesign at a great cost or just shut down, sell off the assets, pay off the debts and go away. Plus, as I said before, they had sunk the resources in the combos and that venture went down like the Titanic, except that we know where the ship is, but not the Easy combos.
what a fun machine
Thank you for those dramatic pictures! I'm wondering how fast the Easy throws the water from the tub? Is it as fast as the Norge, ABC and Unimatics or more gradual like a Speed Queen?
Thank you for those dramatic pictures! I'm wondering how fast the Easy throws the water from the tub? Is it as fast as the Norge, ABC and Unimatics or more gradual like a Speed Queen?
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