The top-loading washer from Westinghouse was made by Easy c. 1962-63 , three models offered. In 64, Westinghouse introduced their own design, similar in many ways to the Franklin but it was in other ways distinctly Westinghouse. Westinghouse appliance division was acquired by White-Consolidated Ind. in 1974. WCI continued to make the Westinghouse design into the early 80's (?) when it mostly disappeared into the Franlin, WCI plastic indexing tub wonders.

The history of the White Sewing Machine Company is fascinating. They were pioneers into the import market, importing Asian- built sewing machines by the late 50's.   A decades-long supplier for Sears Kenmore, and many other brands they sold about 20 kajillion sewing machines.  In the 60's White began acquiring other companies. Franklin-Beam, Hupp Corp., Apex Mfg., Kelvinator, Gibson, Westinghouse were all eventually swallowed up by White that became WCI in 1964.