I miss my old washing machine :(
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Comments (16)I had too many days of washing and bleachin and blueing in an old washer that I do not even have good memories of one. And even old wash tubs bring back memories of having to get barefoot in one to 'aggitate' my dads carpenter overalls to help get some of the dirt out before washing them. And we were so country that we bathed in a wash tub....we were ust excited when we got one that was long (horse waterer I guess). Daddy put a hole for a drain in the bottom and a hose ran out to water the garden. We heated water on the stove (this was in the 50s already) and added hose water to it. had no sink, told my DBs friends that we washed our hands in the toilet...we were baaaaad. Then we told him the truth.....we washed hair, teeth and hands in the kitchen sink. But the washers do look good planted and that is a good find for you. BUT what is that stand made out of? Is it metal or is it the palm tree seed wood?...See Moreold washing machine
Comments (2)Post the question on www.automaticwasher.org. I know someone on that site will be able to assist you....See MoreWhere can I find an old school (not HE)washing machine?
Comments (25)The locking lid is not a done deal on your HE, I solved the issue with mine although it is a hassle and takes some fenesse! I used a completly made of plastic toddler fork (still sturdy but not conductive or abrasive on enamel) and stick it in the reciving side of the latch sensor (mine was on the edge of the washer ring on right, just look on lid for the latch prong then see where it would go when the lis closes and stick your fork in there!) hit the start button and fenesse the fork till it hits like the latch would andit may stay without holding otherwise leverage it to stay some how and you are good to go, however the washer will not let you do a good soak because it thinks its running a cycle. also be aware these new washers are made to break down under the new circular economic strategy and i learned the hard way tricking the fill sensor willtrick you into replacing the lift support around the basket extreamly quickly 😞 word to the wise! but im working on an upgrade hack idea ill share if i can work it out!...See MoreTo Machine Wash or Not To Machine Wash...that is the question
Comments (18)I hate to tell you this, but washing is no guarantee that fabrics won't bleed later. I have no idea why, but even fabric from the same bolt might act differently. Just yesterday, I had a small scrap of RJR panel print to make a label for a quilt. Spritzed it a bit first with cold water to press first, and very soon, the reds ran. All the fabrics were rinsed in cold water before I used them, and nothing ran. So, I got another idential scrap, and rinsed it in cold water first, to check. No running. Huh? So I got another and spritzed it. No running. It was all from the same bolt. Hmmmm. I guess I will just use one that didn't run. Go figure. I'm left to wonder what will happen if the quilt itself ever gets washed. It would not be the first time I've had this happen. BlueBars...See MoreFeatherBee
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