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You know you're a younger AW member when...

You definitely have certain machines for blue jeans, whites, delicates.

 

When you have 2 dishwashers connected under-counter but just need one hookup on the sink for that Youngstown portable.

 

You've washed with most vintage detergents and its the 21st century.
 
You actually CARE about DELICATES! As in squishy, sexy, shiny, luxurious NYLON 'from back in the day'! You'll actually use your Delicate cycle (maybe even have an old school Mini-Basket GE) for whatever 100% Nylon, or whatever is similar (polyester?) is left and give that kind'a TLC! -- Dave

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You know you're a Younger AW member when...

Oh Please !!!   LOL

 

All what you say is so true.

 

Miele for Whites.

 

Maytag for Delicate Gym Clothes or Regular Agitation on Medium or Normal water levels for scrubbing the Crap out of heavy soil.

 

Kenwhirl for daily Loads, and KitchenAids for Heavy duty Washing.

 

Good Lord... Having choices are simply the BEST !!! Don't cha think ???

 

Oh yes, And I have used and remember using Vintage Brands of detergents. Something about Cheer and Clorox washed then Line dried Sheets make me think of Grandma's house.
 
You see discarded appliances on your drives that you irk your fellow-passenger/passengers to see...

 

You wish that the appliance WOULD have the DOOR or LID LEFT ON so you can at least see the brand! (I know, the door or lid need to be taken off, for the assurance that nothing or no one gets trapped inside...)

 

 

-- Dave
 
When you don't mind that your husband does races like Warrior Dash and Tough Mudder because it's a chance to use all the special cycles on your washer and the drying rack in the dryer.

(For the record, LG FL, Gentle, warm wash, Heavy dirt, pre-wash with Wisk, main wash with Tide powder and Biz. And then turn everything inside out for a gentle cycle wash, normal dirt, with Wisk to get rid of any remaining grit.)
 
The JCC's West Bloomfield Location, after OP one closed!

You're in the locker room at your health club and try to peek in the Laundry Room through the doorway when ever it's opened momentarily to see the Washing & Drying Equipment and are PISSED because you STILL don't see it--'cause you're unfortunately not allowed to go more deep within!!!!

 

 

-- Dave
 
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Yesterday I was on my way to work with one of my employees. There was a pick up truck in front of us at a red light.  There was a washer in the back of the truck on it's laying on it's back and you could see the pulleys on the bottom of the Base Pan.  I said to my friend " That's a Maytag washer in the back of that truck" He asked how I knew... I told him Only Maytag has the pulleys on the bottom of the base pan."  He looked at me weird and said "Oh, I'll remember that the next time I see a washer on it's back".
 
You set the dishwasher for a delay start for a time while you & your family were gone just to see the door propped open & the "Start" light flashing and the time remaining before it starts being hours ago--and just give hell to the person responsible hell--my wife, in this case--for opening the door to put "one more thing in it"--silverware, to be exact--though a bowl she used it for is still sitting on the counter, indicating there was no room for it, but should suggest even to any simpleton that the dishwasher WILL go on to wash what there IS inside it that DOES fit--and you've gone through this with this individual, over and over again! As this has happened in the past...--Well, now getting to be a very long story...

 

But in short: I like the machine to go while we're away, in this case visiting the father-in-law, who's residing in a nursing home, having dinner w/ the mother-in-law at her place, and then coming home to the dishes, pots, pats, silverware, kitchenware,<a class="avnmcatnrij" title="Click to Continue > by not this site" href="#68054807"> glasses
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-- Dave

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