Misty, I was wondering if you used a little bit shorter pipe the swipe with your arm wouldnt be so wide and might not get your arms so tired. What do you think?
@frugalmrsolson1 That might help, but I still have to make the dasher in the middle go from one side to the other all the way...It makes difference how it cleans..Thank you I will keep this in mind the next time I dash...
Wonderful video. Much better than washing in the river as my grandmother did in Europe! And to save electricity nowadays....(living in the country if possible)....why not? Thanks!
why not make a hole at the botton that can be opened so they dont have to almost lift or turn that heavy thing? and let the water out! or a hose! it seems in this communities women do all the hard work! i dont like it
@eLoveCR7 Beacuse we just made it work, it leaks if you do not do it right....and in this community the wemon are not the only ones that do all the hard work, our men do just as much or more.....You just do not know...Thanks!
@mmlrc6atgmailcom oh well i hope so! what you do is though i know i used to wash clothes by hand piece by piece! yeah! not in a river ! but like it!
what i do is i let my clothes sit a day in water with detergent or and bleach if whites. for better results.
i would get me one like this heck i would bill it myself yeah a make things and build things! but the wringing its what kills me! so i rather pay! no other choice!
I just so admire you people.. you are a remarkable testament of the ingenuity of a people who still have what it takes to survive.. Thank You for your uplifting video's I am so glad I found you on youtube!
@ArtisanTony Yes, I use to have an Wringer Washer Machine...I use to have one of those too...They are a very good machine, they are in high demand in the community I live in....Everyone has 2 of them and one of these...And 2 rollers monted above them...One washing whites with bleach, and one washing colors, witht he dasher inbetween them rinising.....It is neat haw they have them set up...Thank you!!!!
just have to say, I stood around a cast iron washpot many a time in my day and heated the washwater for my mother. My legs stayed red from standing near to draw the water out. You learned fast to let the fire die down a little before taking out the hot water. Had my dresstail catch on fire a couple of time too when the wind was whipping the flame under the pot. Those days made me strong and what I am today. I'm looking for me a wood cook stove now.
@22justus2 I used to watch my grandmother wash in a Cast Iron pot.
Misty said her automatic washer has spoiled her. Grandpa thought that it spoiled grandma too.
I remember them getting into a fuss because grandma wanted a NEW, BETTER automatic washer.
Grandpa drug out the ole wash pot, and set it up in the front yard with a BIG SIGN on it that read "YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY!" :-) Most people don't realize how spoiled we all are now.
To speed up the wash/rinse cycle, why not have the girls fill up a couple of the five gallon buckets with clean water and have them ready to pour in, instead of waiting for the hose to slowly fill the washer up? It would make the process a little more streamlined. Just an idea....
I am amazed and impressed with your ingenuity! I would love to make one of these washers. Can you post the specs for it, or PM me with them? Much appreciated if you could, thanks.
I switched over to using the mobile washer about 2 months ago. I love it and no longer use my washer. I have found that using the wringer from my mop bucket works really well. I also hang dry everything now. Except my towels. I did not like how my towels come out with hang dry. That gets our clothes really clean and I love the lowered electric bill.
@sunshinerinker Yes I agree about the towels, but I have no choice, mine are soft though. I used a ringer and a dasher washer for almost 12 years. I am happy to use a electric washer now. Bit I have my other washer handy if need be. Thank you for watching, you are doing great things...
@Richardofdanbury No it don't kill any trees at my house, it actuall makes the grass grow like crazy!!! And where my dain comes out for my reg. washing machine the grass is taller there than any other....My grandma always planted bushes at her drain area and man did they grow!!!!
@Richardofdanbury I agree with misty. When I was a child, mum would have us pour the washing, bath, and dishwater around the trees and on the garden. The plants and trees really appreciated that during summer, and we had the best vege's in our neighborhood!
@TheOutdoorsmanJoe Thank you! I alos have anoth video I need to get up when I went over to the West ladies and show Yall their washer it is like mine except it is bough on line feom Lehmans they call it A James Washer. The real name. I guess I just started calling it a dasher cause that is what you do. I lived in Braxton Co. On Strange Creek. I loved it there...
Great video guys,my grandmother on my moms side had something very similar.She died when I was only about 5 or 6 but I remember her on the back porch washing clothes like that...Also I agree about being more afraid of the gov.,more than zombies lol........What ya packing thier Mountianman?
@ammohead73 great memories of your grandmother ,hold on to them pass them on to your son ,my grandprants raised me ,taught me all the old ways ,i miss them alot they dont make many people like them any more ,just my 380 on my leg wanting to buy misty a new 9mm for her b day in july but we live on my small disabialty check dosnt go fer for 6 people take care ..mountainman..
Folk's that is another great video, and Misty always has such a nice smile, I can tell that you are trully content in life. Good for you and keep up the great video's.
Wait, I thought Government were just a bunch of zombies? Really cool washer, you guys make your own soap as well? We have been making the dry version for a few years now. Just recently saw Ironhead41's, I think it was his, on making liquid soap that we're planning on trying soon. Take care and God bless.
@Vhammer2010 LOL. They are...No I don't make my own soap but I have close friends that do, I need to try it haw and learn how to though. Thank you and Take care and God Bless you too.
@badbrainprep Why cut it in half. cut it at about a third way. Put hinges on it for a lid and somewhere to lean while your crankin the handle. cut down on splash and raise capacity! Or you can really wale on a small load. Opps sorry I got mentally exited. I LOVE to invent!
@worldsslowestprepper LOL thank you. I only used one for a short peroid when my 14 year old was 6months old. It was great, I wouldn't change it for the world the memory of us in the creek w/ the minnows doing laundry:-))
I Lived with my grandparents in West Virginia and still here in WV every Saturday morning would help grandparents with the wash it was done with a wringer and homemade lye soap grated and two tubs one for soaking and the other for the rinsing i always like the job of putting the bluing in the rinse water...wonderful memories. always hung clothes out never had a dryer. What part of WV were you from? the nearest city is Morgantown WV.
@msdodgeomni Wow that is a wonderful story to here. I lived in Strange Creek, in Braxton co. It was and I am sure still beautiful there. I really miss it, I only got to live there 2 years, If I new then what I know now I would have never left, I was just young and not mature enough yet, Life teaches you valuable lessons. And great memories:-))Thanks for watching
WOW... I've never seen one of those... What a GREAT idea, who ever thought that up.... The constant movement does a good job washing the clothes I'm certain. Good job Mountainman..... Blessings.... Cheers.
@ohoh00007 Cool I am glad to have shown it to you!!! Thak you for watching, and I could have never done it w/o the help of Mountainman:-))Blessings and Cheers to you too:-))
That is an awesome washer you have there, its funny how spoiled we have been here in America, and how basic things really should be, thank you for sharing!!!
@watchdog4life Thank you yes we are very spoiled. I have done it all the hard way for a long time, I do it the easy way now even thought if all new the truth they would not agree, I still heat our water w/ wood and have to make bath water in 5gal. buckets, but I have a electric washer. We have really lived off the land in a very country setting. Thank you:-))
@paradoxdesigns LOL...I have done it on washboards too. Everbody has to take there turn if they have alot of children.....I had great mucels in my arms when we did it that way...:-))
Thanks so much for sharing this! That is a really neat homemade little washer. When I was first starting out, I had a bathtub as a washer. Put the clothes in stomp around, wring out and dry. I didn't even know to rinse the clothes at that age. LOL Fantastic Video!!
@preppinjunkie You are so welcome.I had a good friend that washed laundry in a tub and her & the children stompped it.They rinsed though lol!!!Isn't is amazing how we learn:-))
@MyHollowpoint LOL:-) So did I, but the moter wore out, we had a many wringer washers, and it is not fun to grt caught in one...I bet you were a mean little snot when you were a little boy..:-))LOL
Misty, I was wondering if you used a little bit shorter pipe the swipe with your arm wouldnt be so wide and might not get your arms so tired. What do you think?
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frugalmrsolson1 2 weeks ago
@frugalmrsolson1 That might help, but I still have to make the dasher in the middle go from one side to the other all the way...It makes difference how it cleans..Thank you I will keep this in mind the next time I dash...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 2 weeks ago
Wonderful video. Much better than washing in the river as my grandmother did in Europe! And to save electricity nowadays....(living in the country if possible)....why not? Thanks!
vassariah2007 1 month ago
@vassariah2007 Thank you!!!, I have done it in the creek when my 1st daughter was a baby...Now she is 15.....
mmlrc6atgmailcom 1 month ago
I still say the lady is part energizer bunny!
MobyDave1583 1 month ago
@MobyDave1583 Lol..thank you!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 1 month ago
That's laundry the hard way. Thanks for the vid,
mdr8088 1 month ago
@mdr8088 It sure is...Thanks!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 1 month ago
That dash washer is neat . i love it !
ardana777 1 month ago
@ardana777 Thank you...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 1 month ago
Thanks for sharing! I really like that! I would use that to wash my husbands shop rags and my rugs.
creekboysmom 1 month ago
@creekboysmom They are great for that , Thanks ...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 1 month ago
why not make a hole at the botton that can be opened so they dont have to almost lift or turn that heavy thing? and let the water out! or a hose! it seems in this communities women do all the hard work! i dont like it
eLoveCR7 1 month ago
@eLoveCR7 Beacuse we just made it work, it leaks if you do not do it right....and in this community the wemon are not the only ones that do all the hard work, our men do just as much or more.....You just do not know...Thanks!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 1 month ago
@mmlrc6atgmailcom oh well i hope so! what you do is though i know i used to wash clothes by hand piece by piece! yeah! not in a river ! but like it!
what i do is i let my clothes sit a day in water with detergent or and bleach if whites. for better results.
i would get me one like this heck i would bill it myself yeah a make things and build things! but the wringing its what kills me! so i rather pay! no other choice!
eLoveCR7 1 month ago
@eLoveCR7 Misty is always smiling when she is working She likes the work!
MobyDave1583 1 month ago
my wife loved your channel
but man i am freaked out new technology and old stuff yet you look
like you just walked out the past in all that gear
and you aint no hippy community
modern detergent in an old fashioned wash tub
why not soap from animals or herbs
very confusing
be cool
000whiterabbit 4 months ago
@000whiterabbit Thank you!!! Yes I use home made laundry soap now...I had to wean myself off Dawn...Thanks!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 4 months ago
I just so admire you people.. you are a remarkable testament of the ingenuity of a people who still have what it takes to survive.. Thank You for your uplifting video's I am so glad I found you on youtube!
snaps81625 4 months ago 2
@snaps81625 Thank you!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 1 month ago
My grandmother had an old washing machine with the rollers mounted above it to roll the water out. Very neat!
ArtisanTony 4 months ago
@ArtisanTony Yes, I use to have an Wringer Washer Machine...I use to have one of those too...They are a very good machine, they are in high demand in the community I live in....Everyone has 2 of them and one of these...And 2 rollers monted above them...One washing whites with bleach, and one washing colors, witht he dasher inbetween them rinising.....It is neat haw they have them set up...Thank you!!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 4 months ago
just have to say, I stood around a cast iron washpot many a time in my day and heated the washwater for my mother. My legs stayed red from standing near to draw the water out. You learned fast to let the fire die down a little before taking out the hot water. Had my dresstail catch on fire a couple of time too when the wind was whipping the flame under the pot. Those days made me strong and what I am today. I'm looking for me a wood cook stove now.
22justus2 6 months ago
@22justus2 What a wonderful memory....You are a very strong and respectful lady....Thank you....
mmlrc6atgmailcom 6 months ago
@22justus2 I used to watch my grandmother wash in a Cast Iron pot.
Misty said her automatic washer has spoiled her. Grandpa thought that it spoiled grandma too.
I remember them getting into a fuss because grandma wanted a NEW, BETTER automatic washer.
Grandpa drug out the ole wash pot, and set it up in the front yard with a BIG SIGN on it that read "YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY!" :-) Most people don't realize how spoiled we all are now.
Ladyshystar 4 months ago
To speed up the wash/rinse cycle, why not have the girls fill up a couple of the five gallon buckets with clean water and have them ready to pour in, instead of waiting for the hose to slowly fill the washer up? It would make the process a little more streamlined. Just an idea....
22justus2 6 months ago
@22justus2 They do that, I had just not had it out in a while, now that I use it regulary.....Thanks
mmlrc6atgmailcom 6 months ago
Aw! I would love to have one of those!!!
kaytebobayte 7 months ago 2
@kaytebobayte Thay come in handy...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 7 months ago
I am amazed and impressed with your ingenuity! I would love to make one of these washers. Can you post the specs for it, or PM me with them? Much appreciated if you could, thanks.
goldenscales 8 months ago
@goldenscales Thank you!! Mountainman will work on it and I will PM you the best I can do...You are welcome...Misty
mmlrc6atgmailcom 8 months ago
I switched over to using the mobile washer about 2 months ago. I love it and no longer use my washer. I have found that using the wringer from my mop bucket works really well. I also hang dry everything now. Except my towels. I did not like how my towels come out with hang dry. That gets our clothes really clean and I love the lowered electric bill.
sunshinerinker 8 months ago
@sunshinerinker Yes I agree about the towels, but I have no choice, mine are soft though. I used a ringer and a dasher washer for almost 12 years. I am happy to use a electric washer now. Bit I have my other washer handy if need be. Thank you for watching, you are doing great things...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 8 months ago
doesn't the dumping of the soiled water on the ground kill the surrounding trees and vegetation? It does have detergent which is deadly to the trees.
Richard of Danbury
Richardofdanbury 8 months ago
@Richardofdanbury No it don't kill any trees at my house, it actuall makes the grass grow like crazy!!! And where my dain comes out for my reg. washing machine the grass is taller there than any other....My grandma always planted bushes at her drain area and man did they grow!!!!
Misty
mmlrc6atgmailcom 8 months ago
@Richardofdanbury I agree with misty. When I was a child, mum would have us pour the washing, bath, and dishwater around the trees and on the garden. The plants and trees really appreciated that during summer, and we had the best vege's in our neighborhood!
goldenscales 8 months ago
How did you prevent the seams of the washer from leaking water?
Richard of Danbury
Richardofdanbury 9 months ago
@Richardofdanbury Clear silicone. And after so long you have to redo it. If you look the up on Lehmans.com look for a James Washer...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 9 months ago
awesome vid. I will have to make me one of these, what part of WV did you live in I use live in McDowell county
TheOutdoorsmanJoe 9 months ago
@TheOutdoorsmanJoe Thank you! I alos have anoth video I need to get up when I went over to the West ladies and show Yall their washer it is like mine except it is bough on line feom Lehmans they call it A James Washer. The real name. I guess I just started calling it a dasher cause that is what you do. I lived in Braxton Co. On Strange Creek. I loved it there...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 9 months ago
I bet those girls are stronger than the average city man...
greatwf 9 months ago 2
@greatwf They are pretty strong......
mmlrc6atgmailcom 9 months ago
My kids pitch a fit when I make them hang clothes on the line .. Could you imagine what they would do if I told them that was our new washer
SasyBecause 9 months ago
@SasyBecause LOL...I just left the neighbors house and they were dashing there laundry for 9 ppl. It is a regular chore for them...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 9 months ago
We are gonna make one of these!! Thanks for sharing!
CHEECHAKOSMONTANA 10 months ago
@CHEECHAKOSMONTANA I am happy you found this, they are a great thing to have. You are welcome...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Great video guys,my grandmother on my moms side had something very similar.She died when I was only about 5 or 6 but I remember her on the back porch washing clothes like that...Also I agree about being more afraid of the gov.,more than zombies lol........What ya packing thier Mountianman?
ammohead73 10 months ago
@ammohead73 great memories of your grandmother ,hold on to them pass them on to your son ,my grandprants raised me ,taught me all the old ways ,i miss them alot they dont make many people like them any more ,just my 380 on my leg wanting to buy misty a new 9mm for her b day in july but we live on my small disabialty check dosnt go fer for 6 people take care ..mountainman..
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Folk's that is another great video, and Misty always has such a nice smile, I can tell that you are trully content in life. Good for you and keep up the great video's.
emrcon 10 months ago
@emrcon Thank you!! I am truly content in life. That is a sweet comment:-)) Thanks again...
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
I want one!
ilovety65 10 months ago
@ilovety65 Lol that is cool!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Very nice folks! Peace!
minbound 10 months ago
@minbound Thank you!!God bless
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
@getob302 Thank you much!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
thank you soooo much loved it :)
tinsnanna 10 months ago
@tinsnanna You are welcome, and thanks you!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Wait, I thought Government were just a bunch of zombies? Really cool washer, you guys make your own soap as well? We have been making the dry version for a few years now. Just recently saw Ironhead41's, I think it was his, on making liquid soap that we're planning on trying soon. Take care and God bless.
Vhammer2010 10 months ago
@Vhammer2010 LOL. They are...No I don't make my own soap but I have close friends that do, I need to try it haw and learn how to though. Thank you and Take care and God Bless you too.
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Looks a lot easier than a washboard. I like it. I Great Job Misty and mountain Man!
Ironwitch1811 10 months ago
@Ironwitch1811 Thank you and it it easier that a washboard. Thank you Ironwitch:-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Government more than zombies. Your so right lol.
TheGovernmentslave 10 months ago
@TheGovernmentslave LOl. Yes sir!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
very interesting thank you for your time
pughmecdoc 10 months ago
@pughmecdoc Thank you very much!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
:::APPLAUSE:::
Dewdaahman 10 months ago
@Dewdaahman THANK YOU!!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
@badbrainprep Why cut it in half. cut it at about a third way. Put hinges on it for a lid and somewhere to lean while your crankin the handle. cut down on splash and raise capacity! Or you can really wale on a small load. Opps sorry I got mentally exited. I LOVE to invent!
Iwillbedurnd 10 months ago
@badbrainprep Sounds like a good idea to me. Good luck and will be watching for the video.:-))You are welcome..God Bless
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
@MrKatphish LOL....Thank you!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Awesome ! Ya'll are just full of surprises. My "To Do" list is one item longer ! I think I'll add this to my favorites ! Bobby
mhpgardener 10 months ago
@mhpgardener Thank you!!! I try my best with the help of Mountainman. Thank you!!!Misty:-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Awesome ! Ya'll are just full of surprises. My "To Do" list is one item longer ! Bobby
mhpgardener 10 months ago
good vid...my wife used a washboard when she was growing up......she hates them.....
worldsslowestprepper 10 months ago
@worldsslowestprepper LOL thank you. I only used one for a short peroid when my 14 year old was 6months old. It was great, I wouldn't change it for the world the memory of us in the creek w/ the minnows doing laundry:-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
I Lived with my grandparents in West Virginia and still here in WV every Saturday morning would help grandparents with the wash it was done with a wringer and homemade lye soap grated and two tubs one for soaking and the other for the rinsing i always like the job of putting the bluing in the rinse water...wonderful memories. always hung clothes out never had a dryer. What part of WV were you from? the nearest city is Morgantown WV.
msdodgeomni 10 months ago
@msdodgeomni Wow that is a wonderful story to here. I lived in Strange Creek, in Braxton co. It was and I am sure still beautiful there. I really miss it, I only got to live there 2 years, If I new then what I know now I would have never left, I was just young and not mature enough yet, Life teaches you valuable lessons. And great memories:-))Thanks for watching
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
WOW... I've never seen one of those... What a GREAT idea, who ever thought that up.... The constant movement does a good job washing the clothes I'm certain. Good job Mountainman..... Blessings.... Cheers.
ohoh00007 10 months ago
@ohoh00007 Cool I am glad to have shown it to you!!! Thak you for watching, and I could have never done it w/o the help of Mountainman:-))Blessings and Cheers to you too:-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
That is an awesome washer you have there, its funny how spoiled we have been here in America, and how basic things really should be, thank you for sharing!!!
watchdog4life 10 months ago
@watchdog4life Thank you yes we are very spoiled. I have done it all the hard way for a long time, I do it the easy way now even thought if all new the truth they would not agree, I still heat our water w/ wood and have to make bath water in 5gal. buckets, but I have a electric washer. We have really lived off the land in a very country setting. Thank you:-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
@mmlrc6atgmailcom yea but when the SHTF you will be ready!
watchdog4life 10 months ago
★★★★★
Cool looking Washer!
TheMultiGunMan 10 months ago
@TheMultiGunMan Thank you Jason;-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
hmmm , i was just thinking about stuff like this the other day , i might try and make one out of a 33 galon plastic barrel
zippo1592647873 10 months ago
@zippo1592647873 Hmmmm, good luck I am sure you can do anything you set your mind too.:-)
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Love the washer & the fancy gun holster. LOL! Thanks for sharing & God bless.
goosearrow 10 months ago
@goosearrow Thank you! and you are welcome for sharing and God Bless You Too!!!And thank you for the sub.:-)
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
never seen one of those things before. we do have a few wash boards kickin' around here though. thats gotta be one helluva workout.
paradoxdesigns 10 months ago
@paradoxdesigns LOL...I have done it on washboards too. Everbody has to take there turn if they have alot of children.....I had great mucels in my arms when we did it that way...:-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Thats one heck of a workout - schmoo -
MichiganTNP 10 months ago
@MichiganTNP Yes sir it sure is....~~Misty~~
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Thanks..good vid
syderty 10 months ago
@syderty You are welcome and thank you!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
That washer is very interesting, Looks very effective. I guess that I'm just used to modern technology. Great video guys.
gunnwild1 10 months ago
@gunnwild1 It is very effective. And I am used to modern technology now too, I can't believe I use to do it all that way.lol..Thank you..:-)
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
That is awesome. I'm gonna have my friend take a look and see if he can make one of these! Never seen one before.
BexarPrepper 10 months ago
@BexarPrepper Really? I am sure he can or some kind of similar version. You outght to look them up at LEHMANS.com
Thank you :-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Never have seen one until now... Looks like it work GREAT! I sure do enjoy your channel !
MyYogiB 10 months ago
@MyYogiB Thank you. I do appericate you watching my channel.:-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
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MyYogiB 10 months ago
Wow you always have great information thanks again for another great video. Shawn
missouriprepper 10 months ago
@missouriprepper Thank you and you are welocme. I just dig out what I used to do and show y'all.:-)
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
Thanks so much for sharing this! That is a really neat homemade little washer. When I was first starting out, I had a bathtub as a washer. Put the clothes in stomp around, wring out and dry. I didn't even know to rinse the clothes at that age. LOL Fantastic Video!!
preppinjunkie 10 months ago
@preppinjunkie You are so welcome.I had a good friend that washed laundry in a tub and her & the children stompped it.They rinsed though lol!!!Isn't is amazing how we learn:-))
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
5*****! Great video!
generationkeeper 10 months ago
@generationkeeper Thank you ma'am!!!
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago
I preferred the wringer washer:) I was too young to use it but enjoyed watching my older sister getting her hair and arm stuck in it,lol. :)
MyHollowpoint 10 months ago
@MyHollowpoint LOL:-) So did I, but the moter wore out, we had a many wringer washers, and it is not fun to grt caught in one...I bet you were a mean little snot when you were a little boy..:-))LOL
mmlrc6atgmailcom 10 months ago