| Thread Number: 14928 My dream dryer arrived today -THANKS to Lightedcontrols ! |
Post# 252687-12/7/2007-12:53 ||| derrek17 (Atlanta) |
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My white 1960 Frigidaire Custom Imperial dryer arrived today! Wow-it is in such good shape to be 47 years old! It needs alittle TLC- cleaning, polishing,etc. I am very happy with my first appliance to my collection! Thanks to Mark for being so kind, helpful ! Mark, you are a real example of a true team player! Now, to find the matching washer (WCI-60)! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone! May you have the best of the holiday's !!!!!! |
Post# 252699-12/7/2007-15:04 ||| funguy10 (Akron,OH) |
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Where are the pictures? |
Post# 252722-12/7/2007-18:02 ||| appnut (Temple, TX) |
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When ya find the washer, it's said to bring good karma, that's what's been said. anyway, when the dryer is found, the washer isn't too far behind. Sometimes, a matched set shows up next. |
Post# 253308-12/10/2007-18:40 ||| derrek17 (Atlanta) |
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I will post some pics in the coming days. Can anyone suggestion the best cleaning solutions for dryer? Cleaner for chrome? Lightedcontrols ( Mark ) said not to use anything with bleach in it. Feel free to give me some cleaning advice. |
Post# 253354-12/10/2007-21:50 ||| Northwesty (Renton, WA) |
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There is such a thing as chrome polish at any auto related stores. |
Post# 253357-12/10/2007-22:12 ||| swestoyz (Iowa) |
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Derrick - my choice is the easy one - Turtle Wax Chrome Polish. Found at Sam Walton's store or any auto parts store.
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Post# 253360-12/10/2007-22:32 ||| gansky1 (The Home of the TV Dinner!) |
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Simichrome polish. It works very well - a little 000 or 0000 steel wool to smooth it out, then polish and it's like new again!
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