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| Post# 47309 10/18/2004 at 12:25 (7,293 days old) by Bethann (Indianapolis) | ||
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I'm not sure what this is. I was just looking around and thought someone might be interested! CLICK HERE TO GO TO Bethann's LINK on eBay | ||
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| Post# 47320 , Reply# 1 10/18/2004 at 13:47 (7,293 days old) by veg-o-matic (Baltimore, Hon!) | ||
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| Post# 47322 , Reply# 2 10/18/2004 at 15:34 (7,293 days old) by fixerman () | ||
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I think the Easy spindryers are still fairly common. I think the Easy Automatics are the most desireable Easys. | ||
| Post# 47324 , Reply# 3 10/18/2004 at 16:05 (7,293 days old) by Bethann (Indianapolis) | ||
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Somebody should save that thing!They said it would make a nice PLANTER! | ||
| Post# 47327 , Reply# 4 10/18/2004 at 16:27 (7,293 days old) by shawn (Waterford Ct) | ||
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Easy spindrier My Grandmother had one, but I was to young to remember how she used it. How do you rinse the laundry? in the sink like a wringer washer. Being fond of washer I should know but I never have seen one of these used. Thank's | ||
| Post# 47378 , Reply# 5 10/19/2004 at 05:41 (7,292 days old) by wringingwet (Walterboro South Carolina) | ||
Rinsing in an Easy 
Shaw Rinsing in this machine was a dream .. all you do is load the clothes in the spinner basket and push the short faucet located on the top of the machine over the hole and let the water run while it was spinning .. This is one of my favorites to play with but hope to find one around the South Carolina Area Thanks Philippe | ||
| Post# 47560 , Reply# 6 10/21/2004 at 17:28 (7,290 days old) by shawn (Waterford Ct) | ||
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Thank's Wringinwet Now I understand what the faucet were for and how the machine was used. Thank's Again Shawn. | ||
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