Any old family sayings?
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Comments (15)shappy... I have the 500 series bosch set... 2+ years now... one service call almost right away to replace the pump... probably defective and since it was so new the repair guy just said... I'm just replacing it... 2nd call totally my fault... I washed to OLD rubber backed mat rugs... (backing was cracking) and the backing totally fell apart and clogged the outflow hosing... they came and cleaned it out for me under the extended warranty with no problem and other than that they've been great machines... I would easily buy them again, have a few friends who have picked the same ones, and btw... I do not have the pedestals either... bosch is made in North Carolina to design specs from bosch-siemens from Germany... I figured this was 'good' as fl machines are so common and have been in use for so long in Europe their designs should be pretty well debugged by now... and then made here is a plus in my mind... realistically the US machines are 'larger' versions of the European counterparts... and run off 120 volt instead of most of them being 220... although that is/has changed for the models currently being brought in to sell in the US market... I understand being proactive on replacing... that's what I was doing too... with 25+ yo machines in my case... there certainly is an 'adjustment' period... yes the cycles take longer, but they also have mnore clothes in them and use tons less water and power... and now the dryer is always done before the washer! and detergent?? make sure it's he, and start out using about 1/2 of what the container says... fwiw... I use Charlies powder... love it, cleans great and no soap build up under the gaskets that I can find!...See MoreOld (OLD!) family photographs
Comments (23)That's a great picture, Maybee, and how neat that your grandmother gave you such fanciful gifts. If you hadn't mentioned it, I would have thought she'd be much more practical. Oh, I agree about the corsets! I can't even tolerate a tight waistband on my jeans. Poor Bill Hickock's daughter! I guess it's a blessing that my grandmother had to retire from the stage when she had children. She did go back to it later, but I'm guessing her laces weren't too tight after that because she lived to be 88. And never fainted, to my knowledge. :-)...See MoreA little sad to say goodbye to my old kitchen
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