Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I have a 20-30 year old kenmore top loader apart in the garage for new suspension springs. My renter complained it kept stopping during or just before the spin cycle. I brought it home and installed another there but couldn't reproduce their problem. I was like damn this sum bitch is loud though. New front loaders are hot garbage that make you house smell like wet shit.Right on brother. I got so goddamn fed up with maintaining our bought-new POS front loader that I went out and bought a Speed Queen TC5 (just like grandma’s, or errr, my mom’s. I’m older).
This is their only “old-style” model that I’m aware of. Their other models incorporate other stuff, of which I want no part of lol.
The front loader had constant mildew issues, was supposed to be drained each month, the door left open to dry, and the vagina-like seal religiously cleaned. JESUS CHRIST!!!
The Speed Queen TC5 is a top-loader, uses a ton of water, takes only 30min for a cycle, no lid lock, and call the company and they’ll tell you how to set the dials so it works like the old ones.
The govt made them make a “regular” setting that conserves water. Upshot is it barely does anything. Call them and they’ll set you straight.
The Speed Queen TC5. ZERO MAINTENANCE. LIKE THE LORD INTENDED!
OK, which one of you is this?
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LIEUTENANT, what the hell!!! When you asked: "What do the men use for relief?", and I said: "Camel and go to town"; I meant: "THEY RODE THE CAMEL TO TOWN".
(Sorry, old joke.)
Well yes, but only one is funny.
Yup. And even today's modern "Top Loaders" are designed to "save water" Just like dishwashers. They aren't dishwashers... they're dishrinsers, these days.
I really wish the "Hobart" corporation still made the Kitchen Aid "Superba" Vari-cycle dishwasther. My childhood household had one. Fantastic machine. It really did clearn dishes and you could load them with some dirt on them. You can't now. Yeah, it did use a bunch of water, but that's not the job of one of those clothes/dish washers. The Job is to get your clothes/dishes clear!
My mother had a kitchenaid for 30 years. No repairs
When I built my home 35 years ago,I chose K-aid, and went thru 2 Kitchenaid, one Bosch, and now a Fisher Paykel Clearly do not make them like in the past.
Yup. I'm talking about the original "Hobart" Kitchen Aid devices, not whatever they've become now.
"Hammer Trail" Hammer bullets are famous for it.
You forgot they were talking about washing machines too.
Kitchenaid
In 1920, the company released the first consumer version: a 10-quart model which was also the first ‘KitchenAid.” As the story goes, a wife of one of the company’s executives took the unnamed mixer home to test it, and came back saying “I don’t care what you call it; all I know is it’s the best kitchen aid I’ve ever had.”
Hobart sold KitchenAid to the Whirlpool Corporation in 1986.
Original Hobart mixers. Commercial on left, consumer model on right
Egmont Arens’ (Designer) Kitchenaid's 1937 Model K design
I don't know if that specific photo is fake or not. But I have seen that during a couple of prairie dog outings over the years. Mornings, no wind, humidity and temp just right. It's like following trace on a long range shot but much more visible. You can watch the trail right into the target. Only happened for about 20 minutes worth of shooting then disappeared. Major cool.
Thank you,
MrSmith
