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General Comment . Old washing machine or anything else that kasts a long time and easily fixed is all well andvgood. But the problem I have is genuine technology obsolescence. Do these old washers ir even old automatic washers which don't have a wash and wear cycle. Do they work with permanent press clithes. Dies hanging laundry in a coosevoine or okd style dryer work with permanent press. Because if they don't now have to iron which defeated the ourpose of permanent press. Well the way Zi see it. If yhese old methods of doing laundry don't we ork with permanent press. It doesn't matter how they are otherwise. Because they do do the most critical thing about laundry which is washing and drying permanent press. Because as nearvad i can tell permanent press is the only way clothes are made.

We adore old school stuff..

Wait a good long hard minute. Isn't this the old hard way to do laundry.Akl that handling of the clothes and ironing. Do these methods work with wash and wear. Drip dry. Permanent press. The only way I know to laundry this type modern clothes is with modern washing machines and dryers with special cycles. No ironing just hang clothes up riight away ehen dryer shuts off My family been doing laundry modern way since 1963.

Love to watch your videos.Man love them wringers.I use my speed queen wring every time I wash and wring things twice or 3 times depends on how dry i want the item .Thanks

Absolute best way to wash clothes for many reasons! Only washer I knew to wash socks white-as-new. (Must have the right sink or tubs for draining, however.) New appliances are made for planned obsolescence. To cheat consumers. Old machines could be simply repaired to work for many decades.Thanks for this video! 🌞

In advance thanks for your RUclips Chanel ,I got one washing machine like this because I saw your videos, I’m so happy when I got it 😢but when I first turn it on it starts doing a strong sound and then after that start smoking so bad , do you have any ideas what wrong with it , can you help me please

This is illegal, I am reporting your channel to the EPA. You are destroying our planet buddy.

I wish they still make this. Trust I would buy it.

I used these washer over 20 years.

If you want more water out.Just put them through the wringer few more times

My mother and grandmother taught me how to do laundry when I was seven years old using a washer just like yours, we had a set of double-rinse tubs it was in use until the mid 70's, when the motor finally gave out.

I'm halfway there. I recently began using an indoor hang/flat dry system using a simple floor fan and racks. I'm only using my dryer now for the air fluff cycle to loosen up my air-dried towels. My HE washer spins out the water very well. I wish I had ditched the clothes dryer years ago.

We're still using a 1986 Maytag washer that we got new. Its matching dryer finally died a couple of years ago. Having the machines in a closet in our house and not out in the garage has helped since we have damp weather in western Oregon.

May consider doing this one day. However, I’ll only use brand name detergent like Tide powdered detergent since it’s not as caustic and corrosive as store brand detergent, I know from experience since I’ve dealt with repairing rust on my ‘63 Whirlpool Mark 12 washer. Most store brand detergent tends to gum up, especially at lower temperatures, unfortunately if enough of it builds up on the outer surfaces of the outer tub especially if it’s metal, it will hold in moisture which will eventually rust out the outer tub which is no good.

Wow! I had no idea !! thank you! I will definitely be giving this a try. Washing soda is much more expensive than baking soda!

I agree that simple is sometimes better! I use a very compact top loading tumble washer as well as a spin extractor. I set aside at least one day to wash clothes; Darks, lights, towels, bath rugs, bed linens. Warm and cool wash (not tap cold, I want those clothes to come out clean and for the detergent to be effective in its cleaning). Dark detergent for Darks, my other detergents for cottons, linens and towels, wool & cashmere shampoo for those woolen and cashmere. Cleaning products from The Laundress. Why? Because I spent good money on my clothing, I not only want it clean, I want it to last, to feel good. All clothing, including socks, are hung on drying racks; only towels go into a dryer because I hate the scratchy feeling of line dry towels.

Thank you! I just brought my Maytag out for doing laundry. New subbie here. Take care

You mentioned that you had refurbished your wringer washer yourself , where did you find the parts if you don't mind please. I need a gasket for mine . Thank you again.

Great idea for a video !! Thank you , I'm inspired to use mine more. I just bought a newer model and am less than impressed . It uses less water but a whole lot more electricity. Go figure. Have a blessed day . PS ... A treadle foot sewing machine is awesome to use as well. Very soothing for the soul .

Be sure to keep kids away from the wringers. Bad personal experience that could have been much worse. Thanks grandma.

My boyfriend and I just fixed my top load washer so that I could avoid a bossy expensive computerized machine. Love the vid 😊

My grandmother used hers until 07-08. the reason why was they had to haul their water since they didn't have rural water.

I have seen two of these a week ago! I knew one machine that ran for generations!!

52 yo Virgo and I'm quite anal about my laundry and have been since the age of 12 when my mom faded my white dress to pink. 😅 My mom always used different additions with the detergent; washing soda, borax, vivid, blueing, etc. and I'm no different. Its just something satisfying making clothes clean and fresh again. I am enjoying your content and wish you the best.

These machines have really stood the test of time, can you imagine the machines they sell today lasting anything like this long?

You are absolutely correct!! Wringers and old top load washers are the best there are.

I have an old One Minute Wringer washer. It does look pretty, but I only want to use it in a pinch because things get caught a lot in the wringers including my hair. I prefer an automatic washer with low tech dials. I think what I would do is use my automatic washer as my rinse/ spin rather than the wringers at least on loads that are very filthy and I don't want to dirty up my new washing machine. It would make it go faster and safer for my hair.

Where can I get one?

Im live the same drugsl life

I really enjoyed this video because I also love using vintage appliance and other vintage things. Most people are interested in buying the latest in technology and I am just not into that sort of thing. I just enjoy the simple things in life.

That's so cool! I couldn't find anything like that that I could afford when I was shopping for a way to wash my laundry about a month ago. So I was my clothes in the back yard with a wash board, a scrub brush, and an old style hand Crank wringer. For as family of five, I do a load every day to keep it from taking all day. I actually really like it. My clothes get cleaner, and over found that since I started starting my day with actual hard work, my days are more productive. It's like I got the ball rolling and I just keep it going.

I feel cleaner having watched this

Absolutely brilliant. You’ve got me looking forward to your next laundry day.

I like this video, pretty nice machine,

I think I want this over those dumb high efficiency ones they're selling now.

Lol, it's because it actually uses water to wash the clothes.

I have a spin dryer, I sometimes re spin a load that's had a 1400 spin in the Bosch automatic, just to get more water out before I will sometimes use the drier, this gets the job done and concentrate on folding up and putting away, my spin dryer is always on hand, yes 2800 revs on the spin dryer 😊

When you get ready to paint that use Seymour MRO paint with a USC SprayMax 2K clear on top. That will last a lifetime.

I love this video. Your transmission looks ready to go. The motor was the original. They don't make them like they did!

My granny had a wringer machine. They burned up the motor. Sat there for 30 years, after the family bought a 1962 GM- Fridgidaire. I was given the Wringer, installed that motor, and it ran for 40 years, until 2023, when I loaned it to my nephew. I got the old Fridgidaire, and I still have that one.

Sell it to me!!

I have 1 from 1937 works great. I use a plastic tub with water in it for my rinse water

I wish they were still available. I loved to watch my mom wash the clothes. And we used to peg our clothes out to dry. Most items would need to be ironed. The other benefit is that they don’t have any electronics. I also would like to have a old time vehicle that you have to manually roll the windows up and down. The only thing that is electric is the alternator that produces the electricity.

Great video. Well spoken. I'm old enough to have at least seen a couple of these machines in my youth, so it makes me grateful to have my current machine that washes and dries a weeks worth of laundry overnight, using barely any water or electricity. Maybe sometime in my retirement, I could find enjoyment in going back to something like this, but I highly doubt it. Watch those fingers!

Is it necessary to wring them out or can you just hang them soaking wet?

Interesting video. Not for me though-I want one of the new LG washer dryer combos with heat pump.

He's right, though-my mother had an Easy Spindrier, instead of a wringer washer-she thought that it was easier to do the rinsing in the spinner tub.

Isn't the top lever used to make the rollers tighter?

Yes, I know what you mean. They should keep electronics out of home appliances. The failure rate is high, and the boards are expensive to replace.

Just came across a maytag washer exactly like yours gonna pick it up and restore it