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Thread Number: 83974
/ Tag: Vintage Automatic Washers
Creda Debonair Spin Dryer Demonstration |
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Post# 1083200 7/31/2020 at 06:39 (1,364 days old) by chestermikeuk  (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK) |
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Heres our Darren (slowspin66) demonstrating how to use your new Creda Spin Dryer, I couldnt have scripted this better , Cheers to Steve for filming.
Creda introduced this model in 1957 and it was revolutionary to UK housewives in getting family laundry dry. Most housewifes at that time where using wringer washers as the first twintubs only came out the same year. Many families I knew had a wringer washer and bought the Creda to make lite of washday. With our wet weather (currently the hottest day of the year here today) cottons where damp dry in 4 minutes spinning at 2,800rpm, synthetics and delicates where ready for ironing . As Mathew said these where the backbone of British laundry and it took 40 years later to match the extraction efficiency in an automatic. Its the same version of Brians (Northwesty) although this is a slightly later model and has a textured paint coating in sky blue. Also it has a solid lower spin can with a vane in the middle and top for water extraction so you are able to rinse in this without water running out straight away, mind, be ready with those buckets !! CLICK HERE TO GO TO chestermikeuk's LINK | ||
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| Post# 1083402 , Reply# 1 8/1/2020 at 11:51 (1,363 days old) by supertwin59 (shropshire, england, united kingdom) | ||
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creda debonair Hello Mike, Most enjoyable; a welcome respite for me from restoring a sunbeam x24 mixmaster; a bit stressful!! Regards, Walter. | ||
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Post# 1083529 , Reply# 2 8/2/2020 at 04:12 (1,362 days old) by chestermikeuk (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK) |
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Creda Debonair Spin Dryer Demonstration (1957)
Good morning Walter
Thank You , glad you enjoyed it, The new Lincolnshire Launderette is a site to behold, all those gleaming appliances, rather like your vacs and mixmasters, just enjoy the restoring and look I forward to seeing the finished results.
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| Post# 1083719 , Reply# 3 8/3/2020 at 08:52 (1,361 days old) by supertwin59 (shropshire, england, united kingdom) | ||
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Many housewives ...... must have praised the creda debonair and many off the makes of spin dryer that followed as the overall drying time would have been greatly reduced for such as heavy flanalette sheets let alone the double gussets of their directoire knickers or the old mans thick cotton 'St Michael' under pants and vests!!!!!!!!! | ||
| Post# 1083725 , Reply# 4 8/3/2020 at 09:43 (1,361 days old) by keymatic (London / UK) | ||
Hi Mike,
Great Spin Dryers - classy !! I am surprised there aren't more around, I have never seen one in Blue, Green or Turquoise like the advert states, although when my mum first saw one I took home many, many moons ago she said my dad's mum had one in blue. Also, the De-Luxe models hardly ever come up, I guess because they were pump they would rot out. There is one at a museum in East Sussex but someone has painted it bright yellow ghastly !! Cheers K
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Post# 1083739 , Reply# 5 8/3/2020 at 10:17 (1,361 days old) by Tomturbomatic (Beltsville, MD) |
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Thank you for the demo. I like to extract as much water as possible before tumble drying. | ||
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Post# 1083807 , Reply# 6 8/4/2020 at 02:16 (1,361 days old) by chestermikeuk (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK) |
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Creda Debonair Spin Dryers
Hi Tom, yes indeed I also spin to maximum extraction before tumble drying and have never had issues with creasing etc, its all to do with time etc, Ive heard so many people say the faster the spin destroys clothes,
well we spin woollens in these spinners with great results.
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Post# 1083809 , Reply# 7 8/4/2020 at 02:36 (1,361 days old) by chestermikeuk (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK) |
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Creda Spin Dryer
Great adverts there Keith, I think the Popular is very "Popular" most collectors have one I know, you are right the De-Luxe is very rare, the only one Ive seen was grans next door neighbour, Nellie Cunningham,
who had one but interestingly she still had the hose pumping into a bucket as she kept it in full view of the back door so everyone could see it ha ha, which was great for the likes of us...
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| Post# 1083810 , Reply# 8 8/4/2020 at 02:46 (1,361 days old) by keymatic (London / UK) | ||
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Hi Mike,
I guess there are a few around when I think about it, you just don't see that many come up on Ebay, in the 19 years I have been on Ebay I can only say I have only ever seen a few ever come up. Any preference to drum type ? Copper or Rislan (blue coating)I do like the duck egg blue lining. I luv the styling of the De-Luxe model, with its tapered lines and plug in hose at the back, I am sure I have one of the hoses, it is short with a hooked end either that or a Burco 21 emptying hose. Thanks | ||
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Post# 1083820 , Reply# 9 8/4/2020 at 04:19 (1,360 days old) by chestermikeuk (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK) |
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Creda Debonair Spin Dryers
Hi Keith I do love the copper drums, I like the blue drums as well but whenever I saw them they where always blistered, prob because people had them with wringer washers and always put steamy hot clothes in their causing the blistering.
Creda actually put a warning in later spinners to avoid using hot water in them . The next series my Gran upgraded to after the copper debonair and that had the plug on hose with the crooked end which was always hung over up in the pantry to dry. The first De-luxe did have the tapered cabinet, it did look the part didnt it, just noticed on the pic that it has lid hinges like the 3301.
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