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Post# 979991   1/26/2018 at 11:28 (2,274 days old) by Unimatic1140 (Minneapolis)        

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Part I located in the link below was getting very long, so I'm starting a new thread for this stream...

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Post# 980000 , Reply# 1   1/26/2018 at 11:54 (2,274 days old) by joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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. . . you spent $40.00 for a 1.25L Visions casserole and lid, just for heating your lunchtime can of soup in the microwave oven at work.

 

 


Post# 980011 , Reply# 2   1/26/2018 at 14:03 (2,274 days old) by abcomatic (Bradford, Illinois)        

When you tell the appliance salesman an the local mom and pop appliance store that, "Ill never buy a new washer or dryer from you; your job is to keep my Maytags from 1977 in harvest gold, working." His answer is, with a smile on his face. "I know it and I can still get parts for them."
The same goes for my 1990 electric Whirlpool stove too. New parts are in for that; all he needs to do is to install them.

I did buy a new freezer on the bottom whirlpool fridge from him 4 years ago.
His parents started the business in the 50's and sold Easy, ABC, Speed Queen and Norge. I love talking with him mom, she remembers a lot about those halcyon days.


Post# 980055 , Reply# 3   1/26/2018 at 22:26 (2,274 days old) by StrongEnough78 (California)        

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You have a dream of being in a laundromat the size of a warehouse with endless aisles of every make and model of vintage coin-op machines, deciding which ones to use, just to wake up before you can start and sit there in a foul mood for a few hours.

Post# 981780 , Reply# 4   2/7/2018 at 15:20 (2,262 days old) by joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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 . . . you can't stop lamenting "A life wasted boiling water" every time you make a no-boil baked pasta entree.


Post# 985831 , Reply# 5   3/8/2018 at 11:40 (2,233 days old) by Joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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. . . You’re gonna grab that Ambiano flipping Belgian waffle iron from ALDI next week and report back on what you get for 20 bucks.


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Post# 989710 , Reply# 6   4/6/2018 at 23:52 (2,204 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        
While I was taking a nap:

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I dreamed I was using all these heat lamps, space heaters, and bare light bulbs and a neon sculpture & perhaps a real bug zapper to rid a closet of all these bugs, when my daughter woke me...

And last month, I dreamed I was trying too sneak into the shower at my dad's house, when he was washing his hands at the bathroom sink on a CELL PHONE (my sister got him subscribed to a Trac Phone, that he'd never used, let alone, let it be the only phone in the house, refusing to replace his obsolete land-line he still uses; the only phone there is in my sister's old bedroom on the floor) so he actually gabbing on it & even saw the empty holster for it on his belt, though I wonder how I got a front view of him at the sink, as if I were on the other side of the mirror, when my wife woke me...

Naturally, the daughter waking me was OK, it didn't interrupt anything, as that dream seemed finished, but my wife WASN'T, as that dream wasn't done & she had NO reason to wake me & to get me up for what she did...! (Kind'a yelled at her for disturbing & breaking up my dream, too)



-- Dave


Post# 991107 , Reply# 7   4/17/2018 at 12:36 (2,193 days old) by joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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. . . you ran the numbers and realized you've been shaving with Norelco shavers for 50 years.

 

And, yes, the first one was a Christmas gift when I was 13.


Post# 991136 , Reply# 8   4/17/2018 at 16:10 (2,193 days old) by CircleW (NE Cincinnati OH area)        

Wow, Joe, you're about the same age as me. I've only been shaving for 46 years - you started early.

I have 3 nephews, and neither of the older 2 shaved until they were 19. The youngest (different father) started when he was 12!


Post# 993116 , Reply# 9   5/4/2018 at 22:33 (2,176 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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I dreamed the Washing Machine Police were going to take my Top-Load Kenmore & make me replace it with one of those new Sh-Boom, Sh-Boom front loaders, amidst my protest that it wouldn't hold what my top-loader holds, and the repairman was even over convincing me I couldn't get any parts for her either (though somehow the dryer was OK) and this was all due to water inefficiency & the need for water conversation...,--Yadda, yadda, yadda--all while I think Side 2 of this: was playing (which I somehow always seem to fall asleep during)...



-- Dave


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Post# 993139 , Reply# 10   5/5/2018 at 07:15 (2,175 days old) by vacerator (Macomb, Michigan)        
I don't remember

Pierre Lalond. He has the "Association" groups sound. Same era. Maybe I heard his music and thought it was them.
My Folks gave us a family gift in 1969 for Christmas. A Sears Silvertone fold up green portable stereo phonograph. Mom always played Chopin, Mario Lanza, Andy Willimas, Ray Connif etc. Dad like Chet Atkins, Hank Williams, Xavier Cougat, Henry Manicini.
We had the usual Simon & Garfunkel, Elton John, etc. stuff.
They exposed us to as much culture and history as their budget and time allotted.
Mom always told us all people are equal, not to be a bigot, etc.
She worked in Pittsburgh as a nurse, and knew a lot of different people. My dad was more sheltered. Grew up in a small coal mining burough with only dagos, hunky's and pollacks, one Irish family. Seriously, only about 80 families.


Post# 993179 , Reply# 11   5/5/2018 at 14:46 (2,175 days old) by Athanasius80 (California)        

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When you have a question about 1950s mixers and know that the guys here know more than Google does on the topic.

Post# 993266 , Reply# 12   5/6/2018 at 08:29 (2,174 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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Yes, I got the Pierre Lalonde for the arrangements by Ben McPeek (staring another angle of record & CD collecting w/ artists/groups he'd worked on & even his own albums) more than just The Guess Who "These Eyes"...

Here's Side 1, not nearly as enticing:

While I remember "on borrowed time" being in a sentence probably referring that washer & dryer "they were coming to take away", maybe during "Canterbury Station" originally done by a West Coast artist, Deane Hawley on a '45'... (No vid, & somehow may never for me be that actual item; arranged by Jimmie Haskell, as was the B-Side & another single, circa. '69-'70...)



-- Dave


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Post# 993306 , Reply# 13   5/6/2018 at 15:19 (2,174 days old) by rinso (Meridian Idaho)        

When you spare no expense rebuilding a 1960 Ironrite.

Post# 993321 , Reply# 14   5/6/2018 at 17:46 (2,174 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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"Come Together" on the radio, the Beatles one I remember/grew up on, and "over me" coming from Laura in the back seat & this was a few years ago, she sang it when it was playing...

Re: Lalonde album--last one still-sealed, in the midst of not being able to add anything to my list'nin' gallery:



-- Dave


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Post# 1005837 , Reply# 15   9/2/2018 at 08:48 (2,055 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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"The windows are illuminated by the evening, sun shines through them, their fiery gems, for you, only for you...", sings Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, on "Our House", and I seemed to first hear it when it came out many years ago at MY house, though the closest thing to this going on there, relating to the song, was construction going on in the street and those round, orange blinkers on those wooden road blockers coming on as the day turned to night... Well, maybe some candles, as opposed to a fire in a fireplace, reflecting on the windows...

And did anyone else hear the last "I'll light the fire..." at the end of the song suddenly interrupted by a news broadcast on 630 AM CFCO? (Helen Reddy covered this song, the, too!)



-- Dave


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Post# 1016856 , Reply# 16   12/5/2018 at 00:40 (1,962 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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"What is the color, the black is burnt?" asks Neil Young on this song, though to me he didn't enunciate himself well asking "What is the color of air?", until I listened to it well, years later, and you know what?  Back then, I think I asked my parents what color Air was...

 

 

 

-- Dave



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Post# 1017176 , Reply# 17   12/7/2018 at 08:20 (1,959 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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Okay, "What is the color when black is BURNED?", is what's asked...

 

Middle School Music: The slogging rhythm and draggy tempo made me quickly change the radio station on this:

 

Although at a dress shop (Downtown Ferndale's Dress Barn--now the Found Sound record store) I couldn't escape it playing, nor Dusty Springfield's "Wishin' & Hopin' (You Will Be His)"and The Temptations' "My Girl" coming on before & after it, respectively...

 

And along with the Moog synthesizer fills (a Squarewave was about as hard to "surf" as a real one, coming from a group, who'd started off as Beach Boys competitors in The Crossfires before becoming The Turtles) and seeing the lyrics to Happy Together in a Song Hits magazine & an Alan Gordon and Gary Bonner that it was written by, and credited with an "as recorded by The Turtles: surely made me literally believe that this was a Cartoon group, before such became Ninjas, though I surely never actually watched, but seeing 1966 obviously in a Flintstones-dominated world, would just have deemed it an also-ran before my time...

 

But anyway, leave it to me to hear it on an AM transistor radio on my way down the basement stairs (& the further down I walked, the ore the horns & chimes at the end got cracked up, as did the "Oooohhhh" sung at the end) to get THAT recognized introduction to it & everything about it to come together, right down to my dad pointing out to what I was listening to & who it was by--and also how that song is SUPPOSED to go & sound, as opposed to the namely-pamby nature I assumed it got sung as, and by anthropomorphic turtles... 

 

 

 

-- Dave



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Post# 1017247 , Reply# 18   12/7/2018 at 16:27 (1,959 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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Oh, shoot! Forgot what makes this AW-related:

Thought one of the lines was: “showed me how to SEW!”—yes, what I meant to put here...

I also had the Hugo Montenegro version from MOOG POWER—the thing to do The Robot to...

And got to hear The Byrds original, in it’s acoustically-“turn, turn, turn” true-form...

Also just recently found out: “it’s not a trick at all” is really: “it’s not a TRIP at all...”, even though back then, I’m sure people did enough trippin’ that “trick” would be the right word, just get a break from what everyone was counterculturally doing, to give wa6 to “something else as bad”, that fit in either way...



— Dave


Post# 1057990 , Reply# 19   1/18/2020 at 00:09 (1,553 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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Why do I keep having dreams about rec rooms that are in structures, like enclosed gazebos or that are just rev halls that are these outbuildings and have been turning on/off lights in them with pull chains in the dark?



— Dave


Post# 1058000 , Reply# 20   1/18/2020 at 05:19 (1,552 days old) by jons1077 (Vancouver, Washington, USA)        

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When you’re schlepping your 2016 TOL Whirlpool FL pair out to the garage because you’d rather have your “new” ‘74 Lady Kenmore set in the laundry room located near the bedroom so the belt noise will help you fall asleep.

Post# 1058020 , Reply# 21   1/18/2020 at 09:13 (1,552 days old) by sarahperdue (Alabama)        
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Asks about your kitchen renovation and you spend twenty minutes describing each appliance, what makes it unique and why it’s better than something new without noticing their eyes glaze over...

Sarah


Post# 1058033 , Reply# 22   1/18/2020 at 12:13 (1,552 days old) by Repairguy (Danbury, Texas)        

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When you take a 17 hour 1000 mile road trip to pick up a 1970 Kenmore washer and dryer in shaded copper tone.

Post# 1058045 , Reply# 23   1/18/2020 at 15:47 (1,552 days old) by thomasortega (El Pueblo de Nuestra Seńora de Los Angeles de Porciúncula)        

When you're doing laundry and your best friend surprises you with a Whirlpool World Washer that was bought on Facebook for $15.

Post# 1058047 , Reply# 24   1/18/2020 at 16:04 (1,552 days old) by Ultramatic (New York City)        

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When you spend so much money, blood, sweat and tears to get/repair a vintage appliance.


Post# 1058293 , Reply# 25   1/21/2020 at 15:04 (1,549 days old) by reversomatic (east anglia,england,u.k.)        
Is this man a VIP member of AW.ORG

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I thought this was a somebody having a joke when I heard about this on the radio last week on BBC radio 5 live last Friday. He seems to echo the thoughts of members of this site. It appears the report may be true. Regards Nigel.

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Post# 1058309 , Reply# 26   1/21/2020 at 18:41 (1,549 days old) by Frigilux (The Minnesota Prairie)        

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Anything I have to say about the man in the video is best left to the Dirty Laundry forum.

 

I’ve had a number of different dishwashers since 2000 (KitchenAid; Frigidaire; Maytag; LG; GE; Whirlpool; and all of them did a great job cleaning tough loads while using less water and energy than vintage machines.

Cycle times on new machines are substantially longer, but my beloved 1984 TOL KitchenAid really didn’t clean any better than the newer machines I’ve had.

 

I use only the 1-hour cycle on my plain Jane 2017 Whirlpool portable and am impressed at how well it does on really grungy pots & pans in softened water with a high-quality detergent.




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Post# 1130508 , Reply# 27   10/6/2021 at 05:54 (925 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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A Lassie episode I saw long ago. where the famous dog rescues a cat from a "Tide" my friend called, the rush of water, but to my young eyes and mind, there wasn't a single Laundry Detergent in sight!



-- Dave


Post# 1136112 , Reply# 28   12/13/2021 at 15:26 (857 days old) by joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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 . . . your midlife crisis is more likely to be labeled Maytag, KitchenAid or Frigidaire than Ford, Chevy or Dodge.


Post# 1136779 , Reply# 29   12/21/2021 at 14:58 (849 days old) by joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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. . . you do a dry run by loading the clean dishes, pots, pans and utensils for the meal you're about to prepare into the dishwasher just to make sure they'll all fit.

 

If they don't, you change the menu.


Post# 1136782 , Reply# 30   12/21/2021 at 15:13 (849 days old) by bradfordwhite (central U.S.)        
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You simply appreciate the POWER you have with your dishwasher and realize
you can load the large cooking dishes right after the food is prepped and have them washing while the meal is served.

Then, by the time the meal and dessert is over, they will be clean, you can unload and load the dinner dishes.

Because that's how many people you served and that's how powerful you are with your dishwasher. YES! It's so quiet.


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Post# 1139877 , Reply# 31   1/20/2022 at 13:11 (819 days old) by Repairguy (Danbury, Texas)        

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You spot the back of a Kenmore belt drive pair sitting on someone’s scrap trailer sitting a ways off the road but you know what it is and ask them if you can have them and they agree.

Happened yesterday. Lol


Post# 1139940 , Reply# 32   1/21/2022 at 07:42 (818 days old) by gizmo (Victoria, Australia)        

You spend over $20,000 building a garage/shed, mainly to house your collection of appliances that most people would consider worthless scrap metal.


Post# 1139968 , Reply# 33   1/21/2022 at 12:04 (818 days old) by vacerator (Macomb, Michigan)        
when you notice

appliance brands and model years in TV shows and movies then point it out to those watching with you who don't care.

Post# 1139976 , Reply# 34   1/21/2022 at 13:33 (818 days old) by Repairguy (Danbury, Texas)        
Reply 32

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Good one! I agree 100%.

Post# 1140017 , Reply# 35   1/21/2022 at 19:24 (818 days old) by bradfordwhite (central U.S.)        

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Yes, what do we do with our superfluous appliance based information and memories?  The market values continue to plunge daily.


Post# 1140038 , Reply# 36   1/21/2022 at 23:03 (818 days old) by sarahperdue (Alabama)        
Your new electrician…

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Tells you he’s never had a request for 5 220 services in one kitchen and wants to know where you got all the appliances

Post# 1140039 , Reply# 37   1/21/2022 at 23:35 (818 days old) by Maytag85 (Sean A806)        

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When you have vintage appliances constantly on your mind, and keep searching Craigslist, marketplace, and estate sales for vintage appliances along with dream machines.

Post# 1140581 , Reply# 38   1/28/2022 at 17:18 (811 days old) by Thatwasherguy (Kentucky)        

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When the first thing you create with the new modeling software you’re learning is a pair of central-dial Maytags.

When you’re willing to spend thousands of dollars restoring old washers and dryers.

When the first thing you ask after learning someone’s name is,”What kind of appliances do you have?”

When you keep track of your friends and family based on what appliances they have.

When you keep track of the years by remembering what appliances you had.

When the first thing you do after arriving at someone else’s house is finding the kitchen, laundry room, and where they keep their vacuum cleaner.

When you defeat the lid switch/lock on a family members washer to watch it run.

When you go to a family members house and ask if they have any laundry to do.

When you find something wrong with you’re Great Aunt’s washer and repair it while you’re visiting.

When you see the clean washer reminder light on at a family member’s house and start it on a cleaning cycle immediately.


Post# 1140612 , Reply# 39   1/29/2022 at 03:53 (810 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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I used my Classics IV '45' of "Every Day With You, Girl" and "Traces" as a timer while some cookies were baking, while the alarm on the stove buzzed during the "Somewhere" part of the lyrics in latter of which I was determined to finish the single and take the tinearm off of which the cookies luckily didn't burn...

But a neighbor who was watching the house asked if the timer was for the cookies, while I couldn't think of a sarcastic comeback for finishing a Nooooo, I gave out... (I was a bit of a brat!)



-- Dave


Post# 1140625 , Reply# 40   1/29/2022 at 08:06 (810 days old) by gizmo (Victoria, Australia)        

When shopping for a new car, one of your first priorities is that you can fit a washing machine in the back.

If it fits two washing machines in the back, you will probably buy it.


Post# 1141223 , Reply# 41   2/4/2022 at 18:29 (804 days old) by Thatwasherguy (Kentucky)        

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When you’re favorite sleep sound is a Maytag with a helictal transmission agitating.

When you enjoy going to the laundromat.

When you can identify the model number of most central dial Maytags just by looking at the control panel.

When you take pictures of your finds before you even unload them from the back of the truck.

When you take all the good parts off you’re old dishwasher and list them on E-Bay because you can’t bear the thought of it dying in vane.

When you’ve watched the brave little toaster at least a million times.

When you name your appliances.

When you knew the words “Maytag”, “agitator”, “Kenmore”, and “Whirlpool” by the time you were 4.

When you’ve been silently judged by at least one person because of your interest in appliances.

When you can tell which cycle the washer is on just by listening to it.

When you restore a Kirby vacuum that looked like it had been at the bottom of the ocean to prove a point.

When you do a science fair project on what type of washer cleans best to prove a point (This should go without saying, but old school top loaders won).

When you delight as a family members washer that you hate is slowly dying, and try to sell them on getting a Speed Queen every time you see them.

When the first washer and dryer brand you recommend to anyone is Speed Queen.

When you have a T-shirt with the 1970’s Maytag logo on it.

When you spend the same amount of money on a 1940’s sunbeam toaster as you could buy 5 modern toasters for.

When the only way that you will give up your appliances is if someone prys them from your cold dead hands.


Post# 1141353 , Reply# 42   2/5/2022 at 20:31 (803 days old) by mb1974 (pa)        

When you search every day for two years for a GE Filter Flo washer to replace the one you let them haul away after they installed a modern day POS.

Post# 1144607 , Reply# 43   3/15/2022 at 19:02 (765 days old) by Joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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. . . you buy dishwasher rinse agent in bulk because that’s how you buy your dishwasher detergent.


Post# 1161687 , Reply# 44   10/13/2022 at 11:26 (553 days old) by GELaundry4ever (Nacogdoches, TX, USA)        
Late to the party...

I'm late to the party, but you know you're a member of AW when you observe washers and dryers in the laundry room in your dorm, home, or laundromat while they're running. I do this all the time.

Post# 1161705 , Reply# 45   10/13/2022 at 16:57 (553 days old) by whirlykenmore78 (Prior Lake MN (GMT-0500 CDT.))        
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You can't go into a restaurant without trying to get a look at the dish machine.
WK78


Post# 1161712 , Reply# 46   10/13/2022 at 21:25 (553 days old) by Tomturbomatic (Beltsville, MD)        
RE: reply #45

When we went to Waffle House restaurants in the 50s and 60s, I would always try to sit in a counter position where I could watch the Hobart Turtle Back. When I head to the south, even now, if I go into a Waffle House and spot a Turtle Back, I look for a seat where I can watch it and the cloud of steam that rises when it is opened. We had some similar restaurants in the 50s and early 60s in Atlanta called Dobbs House who were part of a corporation that did airline catering and they had similar layouts with the exposed kitchen and I would steer us to the part of the counter where I could watch the similar dishwashing operation. I loved the sounds, that 12 second rinse and the control handle. I loved how experienced people would make things like plates stand up in those flat racks by putting them between glasses.

Post# 1161716 , Reply# 47   10/14/2022 at 00:24 (553 days old) by petek (Ontari ari ari O )        

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I was fascinated by those dishwashers at Woolworths & Kresge lunch counters as well as those glass bowl jet-spray drink dispensers.

Post# 1167580 , Reply# 48   12/26/2022 at 18:24 (479 days old) by DaveAMKrayoGuy (Oak Park, MI)        

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You later learned that Scrooge said "Bah, Humbug", not:

 

Bah, HOBART!!!!

 

 

 

-- Dave


Post# 1167618 , Reply# 49   12/27/2022 at 00:47 (479 days old) by whirlykenmore78 (Prior Lake MN (GMT-0500 CDT.))        
When you go to a Hotel:

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You always try to check out the Washer-Extractors/Dryers and want to know what chemicals they use. Of course, if they serve food you want to know if they have a Dish Machine and what kind it is.
WK78


Post# 1168017 , Reply# 50   12/31/2022 at 21:24 (474 days old) by SudsMaster (SF Bay Area, California)        

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In my opine, Hobart is one of the better names in appliances.

 

 


Post# 1168724 , Reply# 51   1/8/2023 at 14:24 (466 days old) by vacerator (Macomb, Michigan)        
Soon to be included:

You know the brand Kenmore---was Solid as Sears, yes Hobart, like todays youth have never seen a corded wall telephone, and soon a CRT screen on a TV or computer.

Post# 1168787 , Reply# 52   1/8/2023 at 20:45 (466 days old) by Joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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. . . you know a ribbon for an Olivetti is not an award won at a county fair.


Post# 1168886 , Reply# 53   1/9/2023 at 11:37 (465 days old) by Joeekaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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. . . you can recall seeing a Frigidaire Jet Action washer and matching dryer on display in the corner of the showroom at a Chevrolet dealer.


Post# 1182691 , Reply# 54   6/15/2023 at 16:22 (308 days old) by JoeEkaitis (Rialto, California, USA)        

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. . . you use The History Channel's contact form to suggest episodes for The Food That Built America which sometimes features appliances and utensils, and you even write the episode's prologue:

"A countertop oven that cooks without producing heat.  A range that heats cookware without flames or conventional heating elements.  One is nearly as ubiquitous as the refrigerator.  The other is finally catching on after nearly a century.  Technologies as revolutionary as the discovery of fire.  How microwave ovens and induction cooktops and stoves brought the kitchen into the electronic age, now on The Food That Built America."

 

Ain't heard back yet. If ever.


Post# 1182724 , Reply# 55   6/15/2023 at 23:06 (308 days old) by lotsosudz (Sacramento, CA)        
You know your a AW.Org member when......

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A mamber post a new purchase but does not include a video of it working. Or when you have not heard from Kevin313 in a while, with a new video of a new recipe post, or his ever-famous appliance videos!
Hugs,
David



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