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Post# 110349 2/17/2006 at 21:47 (6,632 days old) by gadgetgary  (Bristol,CT) |
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Could this actually be like new after all these years?????
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| Post# 110350 , Reply# 1 2/17/2006 at 21:56 (6,632 days old) by westytoploader () | ||
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Awesome machine; what a beauty!! And in COPPERTONE no less! I know someone in Omaha who could definitely use another Roto-Rack DW...;-) | ||
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Post# 110351 , Reply# 2 2/17/2006 at 22:06 (6,632 days old) by appnut (TX) |
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| Post# 110359 , Reply# 3 2/17/2006 at 22:40 (6,632 days old) by tlee618 () | ||
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This was the very first new dishwasher that I ever bought. Got it in 1971 at Sears, it was $199.95. It was a wonderful dishwasher. Mine was in avocado. Terry | ||
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Post# 110366 , Reply# 4 2/17/2006 at 23:53 (6,632 days old) by dadoes (TX, U.S. of A.) |
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Post# 110367 , Reply# 5 2/17/2006 at 23:56 (6,632 days old) by gansky1 (Omaha, The Home of the TV Dinner!) |
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One Roto-Rack per customer | ||
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Post# 110382 , Reply# 8 2/18/2006 at 05:27 (6,632 days old) by petek (Ontari ari ari O ) |
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I have those neighbors. Their house was built by the same builder, same time as mine and the cheap BOL GE has only been used once in about 13 years. Their daughter who at the time was about 14 used it that once while the folks were away and caught supreme s hite for it from her father and mother. Both of them swear that washing dishes by hand is better..uggg.
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Post# 110387 , Reply# 9 2/18/2006 at 06:10 (6,632 days old) by goatfarmer (South Bend, home of Champions) |
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Post# 110389 , Reply# 10 2/18/2006 at 06:43 (6,632 days old) by gadgetgary (Bristol,CT) |
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By Hand...........
My sister is that type of person that hardly uses her dishwasher. She is on her second KitchenAid Superba. The first one actually stopped working years ago and I believe it is because it did not get any use. She contends that washing dishes by hand is 'cheaper'. I believe it has been proven that you spend more money heating the water and washing the dishes by hand than if you use a dishwasher. And back in the 80's and 90's when the energy crunch was present, the 'thing to do' was to use the energy saver button to turn the heat off on the dry cycle. I think that the savings was $12 per year($1.00) per month. That was not a big savings for having 'wet' dishes. I guess the only way around that was to be there when the dishwasher went in to the dry cycle. You could simply open the door and let the steam out so that the dishes would 'air dry'. I never went that route. I always let the dishwasher complete its dry cycle. Gary | ||
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