WeHadOneofThose by ChesterMikeUK

Many of our Great British washing machines where made for our "Electricity Boards" such as my local which was Manweb (Merseyside & North Wales Electricity Board), this particular model was made by Creda in Blythe Bridge, Staffordshire. I love the orange accents and easy to use controls,  It took a 10lb wash load, hot & cold fill,easy to select programmes. 3 compartment dispenser and the spin speed was 1000rpm. Three simple push button options gave you an economy wash which used your hot water cutting out the heater, a rinse hold which left clothes suspended in the last rinse water ready for you to spin and remove and a half load button for smaller washloads. The 9 simple to identify wash programmes where easy to select and conformed to the HLCC  (Home Laundry Care Council) wash codes of the day The 3 compartment dispenser held pre-wash, main wash powder and  liquid fabric conditioner, all dispensed at the correct programme sta

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