@philforest4747: Today only the Speed Queen TC 5000 SERIES WASHERS start spinning full of water. The rest of the Washers made today are all doing neutral drains. The front loaders do tumble draining.
@philforest4747: The spinning starting full of water reminds me of the older MAYTAGS,GEs, FRIDGIDARES, SPEED QUEENs, and even KELVINATORS, EASY, and PHILCO-BENDIX TOP LOADERS. Also the HAMILTON WASHERS.
@@albertcarello619I think only the Kenmore machine s and whirlpool machines were the only machines that would drain the water out before they go into the spin cycle 😅
Wow, it sure uses a lot of water in the spin rinse cycle. No wonder these old machines did a great job cleaning. I laugh at the new ones that barely have an agitator.
I absolutely love this. When I was in my teens, we had a 1967 "Hotpoint 16" with a fountain filter. It was similar to this machine. However, there was no tub brake. The tub just coasted to a stop at the end of a spin. It featured "Programmed Multi Cycle" which selected wash temperature and agitate / spin speeds. There was a separate control for warm or cold rinse. The fill selector had settings for small, medium, or large. However as with solid tub machines, the fill was timed. There was a button called "Water Saver" that you could press at any time during the fill to start agitation and stop the tub from filling further. We had very high water pressure, so the medium setting actually gave us a full tub. We used the water saver button frequently. It had a combination bleach and softener dispenser located under the lid just in back of the water fill spout. You would press a button to empty water from both sides of the dispenser. Then you would add bleach on the left and softener on the right. At the appropriate time, the machine would flush water into the dispenser and release the product into the tub. We had this washer from the fall of 1967 to the spring of 1975. It's matching dryer failed, so my parents opted to replaced both with Kenmore. But out of the 6 machines my parents had over the years, the Hotpoint was my favorite,
@lynx93tk: I certainly would have kept this washer right up to the end of it's life cycle. You should have hung on to this washer. Just should have replaced the dryer with let's say a GE or SEARS dryer.
@@albertcarello619 I would have kept it too, but at age 21, had no say in the matter. My mother wanted a matched set, so a matched set she got. They had the 1975 Kenmore set until early 1989, when I was told that the dryer burned up (smoked or actually caught fire, I will never know). The 1975 washer was still fine. So the 1975 set was replaced with a 1989 Kenmore set with a direct drive washer (70 Series). That set, beaten up as it became, lasted until my sister and I had them carted away last year while cleaning out my father's house.
@@lynx93tk I think you should have kept the washer until it quit. It seems like a washer too good to get rid of. At one time these Hot Point Washers were largely used in Laundromats many of them.
@@albertcarello619Hi Albert yes you are so right. My grandmother had this machine I remember from when I was a kid playing in my grandparents basement. I was fascinated with the noises the machine made. . Long time I remember chatting with you on one of the the other videos. On the GE filter flow .
When I was a kid, we had a avocado green hot point. The agitator was the same as this one only we had the percolator lint screen that sat on there. It would squirt out little shots of water into thefilter ring. It washed great. I always loved the blue agitator.
So good to see you back! It had been awhile since you posted any new videos of your fabulous collection. My mom has an early 60s Hotpoint and the fountain filter was always breakiing sown but otherwise that machine was a workhorse and lasted for many years.
During agitation this machine sounded like a Westinghouse machine, the basket was rotating quarter turns counter clockwise. That was a trait that Westinghouse had. Although Hotpot eventually had their washers made by General Electric they were identical to the standard filter flo machines.
Hey Gso, It's so good to have you back again, I missed watching your video's!!! You have made my day with this video, because this Hotpoint is my all time favorite washer!!! I hope you can get the fountain filter working again and does it have the filter bowl to go with it??? Thanks for the great video and hope to see more with this machine??? have a good weekend... Bob
The washers of today are junk. I usually look at them when I’m at Lowe’s or anywhere that sells appliances, and I’m just baffled by the flimsy quality. Speed Queen is about the only one out there that’s even remotely close to how a vintage washer operates.
Back in the day, a family sideline was appliance repair. We repaired mainly GE but would service most brands. I remember the repairmen talking bout the quality and reliability of Hotpoint appliances over GE, which I thought Hotpoint was a cheaper clone of. The techs said Hotpoint top load washers were equivalent to Maytag in quality and durability.
What a Hotpoint..luv it. When and where did you get it. It's in excellent condition. My grandmother ditched her Maytag wringer and this was her first automatic . What happened to the filter ring that fits on top of the agitator ?
Awesome Machine, Great Agitation, you can see the turbulence, love how it fills too. Dam shame theirs nothing remotely available like this today, Truly a Bygone era... Now washers are all Basicly the same Shit design with maybe slight differences, Most Cant Clean cloths that have more then " a day at the offcie" Level of soil, Cant make the machine fill with enough water, Auto Sensing is Crap.... He detergent is crap. Its a sad world nowadays when it comes to Cloths washers.... All for the guise of "Efficiency" I say thats crap, its outsorced forigen made Crap with "US logos" Built to Break ASAP. If you really look into machines avalable today, some can Be hacked or forced to Fill. But not the Majoprity... units with an "Agitator" tend to be marketed as the "cheap" pr low end models, even still the agitation is usualy Weak Short strokes featuring a spinning tub for whatever resaon.. and Despite the 3000+ Cycles and gimmicky options, basicly the machine is gonna give you 3 inches of water, Cold preferably.. and Gently push your cloths back and forth in the 3 inches for an hour and a half... or more... Which to me is the inverse of Efficient.... youll be lucky if a stain can even be removed by just the washer, With out pretreatment or the need for you to hand wash your stuff... And to top it all, the prices for the machienes are beyond Insane.. Spend over 1k on a new Washplate type machine... if your used t this kind of wash that can be rovided by a 40 or 50 year old machine, If your lucky enought to have one... Youll be surely Disappointment.... or go front loader , and youll generaly get a moderate wash which has some ablilty to remove soil... but be ready for the standard 2 hour "quick wash" Also the standard stink of mold and who knows what that front loaders pick up after a year... also be ready for your cloths to feature this smell too.. Makes me mad.. I cant choose between the 400 POS, or the 1000, slightly better POS. So i just went and got a twin tub... tho im a speciall case i guess. My cloths sometimes have heavy Soiling, the kind one picks up working on cars.... Very Very stubborn break dust, oils and who knows what. at least the twin tub Give a good agitation, i cant find a new automatic that can even touch my work stuff. and call me crazy but im not into replacing my work cloths after they get dirty, id be buying new outfits every day.. Wish we could get the premium twin tubs here in the US.. but no only sold in Africa like WTF>? Fuckin corporations, somethings gotta be done... Like ppl need to demand better products or dont buy them.. this goes for many industeries, Video games... Modern Autos... Appliances... Like complies are gonna screw the customers as long as the customers are bending down to let them.. and god knows people sure do nowadays... Comsumers... Perfect descrition of most modern americans, Freakin sad..
I think these modern washers need to look and see how laundry supposed to be washed. I don’t use modern washer.i use wringers washers and a auto 2000 Sears kenmoore
Nah, This is a 70's washer, stronger and more powerful than modern junk sissified washers of today. Because these washers have actual TRANSMISSIONS! like a car. Making it powerful enough to handle any load without issue.
Hey Samsung, LG, and others... Pay close attention to this video. See how that thing in the middle of the wash drum actually moves the clothes around. And the water too. Wow. Learn it. Produce it. Sell it.
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Kewl how the water comes in, and great motor hum.
Now this machine really kicks butt..I feel that this one might be the best washing machine of its time..
It always amazes me how quickly these machines employ the water. Love the spinning starting full of water.
@philforest4747: Today only the Speed Queen TC 5000 SERIES WASHERS start spinning full of water. The rest of the Washers made today are all doing neutral drains. The front loaders do tumble draining.
Those wonderful old Frigidaire Unimatic top loaders also started spinning with water.
@philforest4747: The spinning starting full of water reminds me of the older MAYTAGS,GEs, FRIDGIDARES, SPEED QUEENs, and even KELVINATORS, EASY, and PHILCO-BENDIX TOP LOADERS. Also the HAMILTON WASHERS.
@@albertcarello619I think only the Kenmore machine s and whirlpool machines were the only machines that would drain the water out before they go into the spin cycle 😅
@@Bob-ml1mv Today all the top loading washers have neutral drains except the SPEED QUEEN TC 5000 SERIES which still does Spin-drains.
Wow, it sure uses a lot of water in the spin rinse cycle. No wonder these old machines did a great job cleaning. I laugh at the new ones that barely have an agitator.
Great washer .. superb gentle rollover Bring these back
@@marcusmarkus3266 Perhaps government standards will ease somewhat and the features we had will return.
Nice to see another posting you have all these fabulous vintage washers and we all love to see them.
I absolutely love this. When I was in my teens, we had a 1967 "Hotpoint 16" with a fountain filter. It was similar to this machine. However, there was no tub brake. The tub just coasted to a stop at the end of a spin. It featured "Programmed Multi Cycle" which selected wash temperature and agitate / spin speeds. There was a separate control for warm or cold rinse. The fill selector had settings for small, medium, or large. However as with solid tub machines, the fill was timed. There was a button called "Water Saver" that you could press at any time during the fill to start agitation and stop the tub from filling further. We had very high water pressure, so the medium setting actually gave us a full tub. We used the water saver button frequently. It had a combination bleach and softener dispenser located under the lid just in back of the water fill spout. You would press a button to empty water from both sides of the dispenser. Then you would add bleach on the left and softener on the right. At the appropriate time, the machine would flush water into the dispenser and release the product into the tub. We had this washer from the fall of 1967 to the spring of 1975. It's matching dryer failed, so my parents opted to replaced both with Kenmore. But out of the 6 machines my parents had over the years, the Hotpoint was my favorite,
@lynx93tk: I certainly would have kept this washer right up to the end of it's life cycle. You should have hung on to this washer. Just should have replaced the dryer with let's say a GE or SEARS dryer.
@@albertcarello619 I would have kept it too, but at age 21, had no say in the matter. My mother wanted a matched set, so a matched set she got. They had the 1975 Kenmore set until early 1989, when I was told that the dryer burned up (smoked or actually caught fire, I will never know). The 1975 washer was still fine. So the 1975 set was replaced with a 1989 Kenmore set with a direct drive washer (70 Series). That set, beaten up as it became, lasted until my sister and I had them carted away last year while cleaning out my father's house.
Great story. They are neat machines.
@@lynx93tk I think you should have kept the washer until it quit. It seems like a washer too good to get rid of. At one time these Hot Point Washers were largely used in Laundromats many of them.
@@albertcarello619Hi Albert yes you are so right. My grandmother had this machine I remember from when I was a kid playing in my grandparents basement. I was fascinated with the noises the machine made. . Long time I remember chatting with you on one of the the other videos. On the GE filter flow .
Mesmerizing.
OMG you came back
When I was a kid, we had a avocado green hot point. The agitator was the same as this one only we had the percolator lint screen that sat on there. It would squirt out little shots of water into thefilter ring. It washed great. I always loved the blue agitator.
Love it, and not a trace of suds in the rinse water, look after it
So good to see you back! It had been awhile since you posted any new videos of your fabulous collection. My mom has an early 60s Hotpoint and the fountain filter was always breakiing sown but otherwise that machine was a workhorse and lasted for many years.
YOU NEVER CEASE TO AMAZE ME WITH YOUR WONDERFUL FINDS IN VINTAGE MACHINES...I LOVE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS
Nice to see you back at it again !!!
More to come!
So awesome to see you back and a new video!
I love this HOTPOINT! Traditional 1979 onwards! Lovely spin! Top marks!👋👋😎
@@jeremybrown2823 I sure do too! Excellent washing action!!!
mannn i really wish modern washers cleaned like this. new subscriber here
The only thing is when they scrub like that the washer can pill your clothes...
Oh I love this washer. Love it love it .
Wow! Look at how dirty the water gets
Thats how i like my laundry scrubbed.
The way it fills up!
Solid tub! 🤩
During agitation this machine sounded like a Westinghouse machine, the basket was rotating quarter turns counter clockwise. That was a trait that Westinghouse had. Although Hotpot eventually had their washers made by General Electric they were identical to the standard filter flo machines.
Wow, I've never seen an agitator with this design before!
Great to see you back !
I wish I had one of these old machine. New ones don’t clean worth s**t!
It’s not about clean anymore; it’s about green!
@@newsycpl so true.
agree...the new ones are pure overcomplicated garbage...the action in this machine is friggin' amazing.
@@JoeRoaddogSmitheven low end was good back then. You are delusional if you think anything new is better or even equal in quality
I would buy this in a heartbeat if it were available. Not a question in my mind.
@jeanlucdrion1152: I sure would too!!!
Hey Gso, It's so good to have you back again, I missed watching your video's!!! You have made my day with this video, because this Hotpoint is my all time favorite washer!!! I hope you can get the fountain filter working again and does it have the filter bowl to go with it??? Thanks for the great video and hope to see more with this machine??? have a good weekend... Bob
I second that. Good see your videos again
You are welcome and there will be more with this machine and others!
This washer certainly cleans clothes much better than today's HE Machines!
The washers of today are junk. I usually look at them when I’m at Lowe’s or anywhere that sells appliances, and I’m just baffled by the flimsy quality.
Speed Queen is about the only one out there that’s even remotely close to how a vintage washer operates.
@@MrEcm51 Do get the Speed Queen TC 5003 OLD SCHOOL WASHER that comes with a 5 year warranty.
This machine does well with less bulky items.
Yes agreed my grandmother had the same machine only she had the filter ring that sat on top of the agitator
Great washer, I know those clothes are clean. Needs recirculation and filter system like the GE.
That spray rinse was everything
And at the same speed as the GE.
It's the same company, I guess GE , had. HOTPOINT as their commercial line
@@Makesdonsdonsoney I thought Hotpoint was GE's budget line.
@@jeromedavis8575 both because, they also made Hotpoint commercial washer
My wife asked what I was watching, I told her, porn... washing machine porn 😅
Awesome agitation
Question? How dry is the laundry after the final spin and shut off
This is a washing machine and it's washing up a storm.
Good and strong
Were have you been
Busy with life. Filming takes alot of time unfortunately.
Back in the day, a family sideline was appliance repair. We repaired mainly GE but would service most brands. I remember the repairmen talking bout the quality and reliability of Hotpoint appliances over GE, which I thought Hotpoint was a cheaper clone of. The techs said Hotpoint top load washers were equivalent to Maytag in quality and durability.
4:09 great washer built by GE.
Made in Appliance Park in Louisville. However, it is a Hotpoint designed machine.
Since ASMR was a thing i tried to pin point what mine was and its birds in the morning, washing machines and Fir Elise
jesus it cleans the clothes and then some :)
My life is complete now.
The agitation is like the old Easy Washing Machines
That's tough on clothes for sure but very cool.
Kinda Funny how now it’s “Tough on stains and gentle on clothes” huh? 🤔 😅
In fact it has an Easy Agitator
This is only if you have time , my request can you do a video of the 1974 Westinghouse washer
Hello, I no longer own this machine.
@@Gsohoover aw man but thanks though
What a Hotpoint..luv it. When and where did you get it. It's in excellent condition. My grandmother ditched her Maytag wringer and this was her first automatic . What happened to the filter ring that fits on top of the agitator ?
My grandmother had this same machine. Her machine had the mini basket too. I believe which sat on the top of the agitator
Mike funny I asked the same question?😂 I guess we both have memories of this machine
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Oh, where do you get all these darling washing machines?
I remember when HOTPOINT AGITATOR WASHERS were popular in LAUNDROMATS and really did the jobs extremely good.
This came from a friend of mine. Took alot of work to get it right.
howdy Stranger!👋
do you restore these
Lovely video! A shame the geyser doesn't work anymore. Do you think it's just a clog or is something else buggered up?
I have to take apart the agitator to see. It worked for a short while. Apparently they were problematic.
Is this a solid tub machine? Since its doing an overflo rinse?
Yes it is
Yes solid tub, last Hotpoint designed machine before they went to a GE built design.
I think HE DETERGENT is being used. Otherwise there would have been more suds.
Could you please do video of the Frigidaire next door👈😄
No lint filter?
Missing?
Do all solid tub machines do overflow rinses?
Can we see the dials/ controls..... you never show them
Who made this washer before GE did?
It was a Hotpoint built design.
@@Gsohoover Why did the washer switch to gentle/slow speed later in the cycle? I thought it was set to normal/fast.
@jeromedavis8575 Running in slow to spin the water out. Then, it switches to the fast spin.
@@Gsohoover Do you still have the GE? I'd like to hear it on the small load setting with the lid shut on normal/fast.
I do, but not making a video of it with the lid shut
Just like my SQ TC
This Hotpoint has nothing to do with the GE one. But good washing action.
I think it might be a rebranded Easy ?
Awesome Machine, Great Agitation, you can see the turbulence, love how it fills too. Dam shame theirs nothing remotely available like this today, Truly a Bygone era... Now washers are all Basicly the same Shit design with maybe slight differences, Most Cant Clean cloths that have more then " a day at the offcie" Level of soil, Cant make the machine fill with enough water, Auto Sensing is Crap.... He detergent is crap. Its a sad world nowadays when it comes to Cloths washers.... All for the guise of "Efficiency" I say thats crap, its outsorced forigen made Crap with "US logos" Built to Break ASAP. If you really look into machines avalable today, some can Be hacked or forced to Fill. But not the Majoprity... units with an "Agitator" tend to be marketed as the "cheap" pr low end models, even still the agitation is usualy Weak Short strokes featuring a spinning tub for whatever resaon.. and Despite the 3000+ Cycles and gimmicky options, basicly the machine is gonna give you 3 inches of water, Cold preferably.. and Gently push your cloths back and forth in the 3 inches for an hour and a half... or more... Which to me is the inverse of Efficient.... youll be lucky if a stain can even be removed by just the washer, With out pretreatment or the need for you to hand wash your stuff... And to top it all, the prices for the machienes are beyond Insane.. Spend over 1k on a new Washplate type machine... if your used t this kind of wash that can be rovided by a 40 or 50 year old machine, If your lucky enought to have one... Youll be surely Disappointment.... or go front loader , and youll generaly get a moderate wash which has some ablilty to remove soil... but be ready for the standard 2 hour "quick wash" Also the standard stink of mold and who knows what that front loaders pick up after a year... also be ready for your cloths to feature this smell too.. Makes me mad.. I cant choose between the 400 POS, or the 1000, slightly better POS. So i just went and got a twin tub... tho im a speciall case i guess. My cloths sometimes have heavy Soiling, the kind one picks up working on cars.... Very Very stubborn break dust, oils and who knows what. at least the twin tub Give a good agitation, i cant find a new automatic that can even touch my work stuff. and call me crazy but im not into replacing my work cloths after they get dirty, id be buying new outfits every day.. Wish we could get the premium twin tubs here in the US.. but no only sold in Africa like WTF>? Fuckin corporations, somethings gotta be done... Like ppl need to demand better products or dont buy them.. this goes for many industeries, Video games... Modern Autos... Appliances... Like complies are gonna screw the customers as long as the customers are bending down to let them.. and god knows people sure do nowadays... Comsumers... Perfect descrition of most modern americans, Freakin sad..
Alot of metal in this machine, for sure!
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I think these modern washers need to look and see how laundry supposed to be washed. I don’t use modern washer.i use wringers washers and a auto 2000 Sears kenmoore
I have a modern LG and it cleans just fine without wearing out my cloths.
I've heard bad things about the he washer.
18:11 🐶🐕
Methinks that this washer is a tad overloaded.
Nah, This is a 70's washer, stronger and more powerful than modern junk sissified washers of today. Because these washers have actual TRANSMISSIONS! like a car. Making it powerful enough to handle any load without issue.
Hey Samsung, LG, and others...
Pay close attention to this video. See how that thing in the middle of the wash drum actually moves the clothes around. And the water too. Wow.
Learn it. Produce it. Sell it.
Why the overflow during the wash cycle?