Who remembers using the famous Hotpoint Top loading washing machine with the 70`s purple controls? Easy to set wash time and temperature, watch the "Timeline" move as the wash progresses. The push button options give you load selection, rinse hold, short spin and economy wash using your own hot water and cuts out the heater. The "Timeline" identifies the programme selection for the Hotpoint Liberator Super De Luxe The underside of the washlid show the wash programmes and options See the Hotpoint Spiralator wash action and Filter-Flow which collects fluff and dog hair etc. Let us know your washday memories of these Classic Washing Machines. More Hotpoint Pics
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Can anyone help me to identify or get more information about a metal electric drying cabinet that i have found in the house I have bought. It has an electric element in the bottom and you can hang clothes into dry...I know that the laundry/utility room was created in the 1960's but can not find a makers name nor have had any luck researching on the net. Has anyone any info?
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Gill
Hello Gill, there are many types of Box Dryers that where around at the time, I will post a new pic and see if its one of these listed.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks...have looked at the pics, but no luck, mine is not like any, the cabinet is quite tall 71.5" width 24" depth 20"...still a mystery but thanks for your help
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Gill
I remember my Aunt's Bauknecht 488s, it was a sharp looking machine.It being a German machine, it didn't fool around getting clothes sparking. Miss it so badly. Trying to find one to restore.
ReplyDeleteI remember my Aunt's Bauknecht 488s, it was a sharp looking machine.It being a German machine, it didn't fool around getting clothes sparking. Miss it so badly. Trying to find one to restore.
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