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  • I remember my Mother used them in the late 60s. She was at first delighted when she got her first automatic in 1970.

    Her delight turned into chagrin when she realized the automatic didn't seem to get the clothes as clean. She grumbled about this for quite some time until she learned a work-around.

    Thanks for posting.

  • Hmm i had never seen a washer that moved clothes around like that. Can you tell me about the agitator?

  • The agitator spins around in a clockwise direction, approximately 400rpm, causing a very vigorous wash action. Hoover used this agitator in their single and twin tub washing machines. This created water currents in 7 different directions, driving the water through the clothes, which only needed a wash time of 4 minutes, compared to the central paddle type agitator that needed 15 minutes. However, this vigorous action tended to tangle the clothes together.

  • do some towel washing videos aribitar

  • It holds & washes a lot more than I thought it would.... nice machine.Thank you.

  • I love the old wringer washers the best.Thank you very much.

  • J'aimerais bien voir une fille faire le lavage

    loll...

  • You shock me! Mine is a very late model (1976), but the first Hoover power wringers date from 1953, the only real differences being the controls and cabinet shape.

    I await your next move with interest! ;-)

  • Don't you still have to rinse everything after it has been through the wringer?

  • Ooh, I want one! When does this machine date from??

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