I've never seen a Wizard like this. Does anyone know what year it is? Looks like late 50's. That lint filter is a hoot!
Les

What I find disturbing is the words Imperial & Wizzard together.

is the brand mostly a southern thing?

Does it make holes in sheets?

No disrespect to anyone.

My father was here from FL for 10 days and spread my private business all across the freikin' suburbs.

I SWORE there would be a burning cross on my lawn. I an not joking.

What I want to know is, if you own the suds bank model, what happens if you try to re-use the water a fifth time..... ;-)

I want one. Where can I buy this washer?

Back in the day those machines were all around Atlanta, as were the Western Auto stores.I remember them well. Most folks took the filter out and tossed it on a shelf somewhere never to be bothered with again. Kind of like the pulsator cap on the Frigidaires.

I always felt like those kind of filters intruded somewhat on the space available inside the tub.

Laundramatt--- One of these washers can be purchased at your local Time Machine. Just press the button that says 1961. :)

Appnut-- I was just about to make that same point. You certainly wouldn't see that happening today...

Toggle-- It's official; you're incorrigible, LOL!

Reuse the suds four times?

Ewwwwwww.

veg

Hmmmm....

Load #1: Towels - you know where they've been
Load #2: Drawers & t-shirts - you know where they've been
Load #3: Jeans - washed the same water as the drawers and towels
Load #4: Shirts - washed in the same 5H1T water as loads 1-4.
Load #5: Sheets - now that your sheets are soaked in every bodily fluid possible, you can sleep better knowing you have a Wizard.

This must be one of the solid tub shredders that Robert picked up last year.

I would like to see a picture of the Wizar, especially the lint filter.