My moms whirlpool washer 1962 model washed like this. Got the clothes clean. It lasted until 1984 when I graduated college. Only thing wrong it got a hole in the tub. My grandma had one just like my moms and it was still going strong when I got married in 1992.
@@garyclark9807 I had a 1973 SEARS KENMORE TOP LOADING WASHER and after 10 years it too developed a hole in its outer tub. Luckily we had an extended warranty and the outer tub got replaced. The washer then lasted another 9 years and we replaced it with a 1992 Maytag which lasted 26 years.
Maybe, we replaced our 1983 Hotpoint with a new 2005 GE Profile top loader (none HE) that cleaned just as well with half the noise, it was replaced in 2020 when the transmission failed.
@@albertcarello619 Thanks for the information. Too bad I wasn't smaller or the Washing Machine was bigger. I'd jump right in and have you reset it and wash me from the beginning. Still would love to be washed in a Washing Machine - Top-Load or Front-Load.
Top load washers spin at around 100g force and front load spins up to 350g force and the human body can only withstand 10g force about. If I was invincible I would also hop in a washer but not without special powers lol
Matthew James, one of my alias's is Sudslover. I'd love to jump right in with all those Suds and be washed. Maybe that's why I love Bubblebaths so much. Like the Wash Cycle on pause.
One of the better machines I've ever done wash in! You never had to worry about water levels or 'going offline' with computers, which, in my humble opinion, should never be used as a part in any home appliance. Wish they still made them! I'd buy one in a heartbeat!
Modern-day GE washers are NOTHING like the GE washer in this vid! The new GE washers have very little water in them & they are disposable-plastic-JUNK!
Amazing how it gets rid of all those suds! Today's new washing machines could never do that and weren't meant to handle excess suds especially if they 're HE washers. Also today's Washers are built with electric drain pumps which cannot spin -drain and also why today's Washers could never handle these suds. Only the SPEED QUEEN TC5000 SERIES has a pump that can spin-drain and that pump isn't electric. However SPEED QUEEN still recommends HE DETERGENTS for its entire line of washers.
Speed queen the old Maytag washers ge Westinghouse machine had the drain and spin. Sears Lady Kenmore and whirlpool washers used to drain out and after a few minutes the machine would start to spin.
@@Bob-ml1mv Well yes! Also don't you wonder about Speed Queen 's claim that their washers are guaranteed to last 25 years!? Especially 2018 and newer washers they make.
My 2018 SPEED QUEEN TR5 SERIES WASHER would most likely trigger suds-lock error codes. The wash, rinse, and spin lights would flash 3 times if there were this many suds in that machine.
I feel…i feel like I need a glass of wine and a smoke watching this action and i don’t even smoke. I miss the good ole days of manufacturing good products.
Jerome Davis: If I had this washer I'd want to keep it forever and keep fixing it. I think there are repair organizations that can keep these washers going. The old SEARS AND WHIRLPOOL WASHERS cannot handle suds like these which caused them 1st spin suds-locks necessitating second and third deep rinses.
@@jeromedavis8575 They sure do! Those washers sure outcleans anything made today as well as the other washers back in their time. I sure love their really strong spin-draining!
@@albertcarello619 I love the thundering spin cycle. I remember when I sat by a whirlpool direct drive and smelled a hint of gear oil. It smelled identical to the GE filter-flo gear oil.
practically yes, all the components are the same, agitator, transmission, motor, etc. the only difference is the filter, the rim flo has it around the tub, while the filter flo has it on the agitator
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That was wayyyyyyyyyyyy to much soap!!! Remember.. Water cleans the clothes... Not the soap.. The soap softens the water making it easier for the water to pass through the clothes fibers.. Using to much soap actually can have the reverse effect, Making it harder for the water to pass through the clothes fibers... So using to much soap can actually cause your clothes to come out not as clean.. And you may have some of that soap left in your clothes as well after the machine is done which to me is kind of gross..
Bob: All those suds would cause a suds-lock in my 1992 MAYTAG also. In the Speed Queen TR3,TR5 and TR7 SERIES the wash, rinse,and spin cycle lights would flash 3 times indicating an oversudsing condition. Speed Queen says to use only HE DETERGENTS in these machines. If you're using a regular non-HE DETERGENT to use only 1/2 the manufacturer's recommended amount.
Stop putting so much detergent in your wash, use low suds DASH if you can find it in your area...you better triple rinse your clothes then add Downey in the final rinse...
Louis Caruso: I sure wish DASH was available. I'm in the Chicago area and can't find it anywhere. That detergent is perfect for this washer as well as SEARS AND WHIRLPOOL conventional top loaders and GE conventional top loaders which also suds up very easily.
Zaire Smith: The old FRIDGIDARE WASHERS do the very same thing and magically make all these suds disappear! You do have to keep a mop right bye to get rid of any suds that fly out of the top and onto the floor.
My moms whirlpool washer 1962 model washed like this. Got the clothes clean. It lasted until 1984 when I graduated college. Only thing wrong it got a hole in the tub. My grandma had one just like my moms and it was still going strong when I got married in 1992.
@@garyclark9807 I had a 1973 SEARS KENMORE TOP LOADING WASHER and after 10 years it too developed a hole in its outer tub. Luckily we had an extended warranty and the outer tub got replaced. The washer then lasted another 9 years and we replaced it with a 1992 Maytag which lasted 26 years.
Amazing washer one of the best GE washing system of the time, strong and well built!
Now thats a washing machine..dang the good ol days...when you brought something it actually worked 💪 😮😮😮
The best top washer GE ever manufactured.
Maybe, we replaced our 1983 Hotpoint with a new 2005 GE Profile top loader (none HE) that cleaned just as well with half the noise, it was replaced in 2020 when the transmission failed.
Great wash action best ge washingmachine . You get a good scrubbing action out of this agitator
Look how it handled that suds removal. Would've taken my washer over an hour and several tries to do that and still may not have finished the cycle.
The way that I love Soap Suds, these make me want to be right in there with them.
Russell Hunter: The DETERGENTS ARIEL,ROMA,FOCA,VIVA,AND HISPANO will definitely give you the many soap suds you like to see.
@@albertcarello619 Thanks for the information. Too bad I wasn't smaller or the Washing Machine was bigger. I'd jump right in and have you reset it and wash me from the beginning. Still would love to be washed in a Washing Machine - Top-Load or Front-Load.
Top load washers spin at around 100g force and front load spins up to 350g force and the human body can only withstand 10g force about. If I was invincible I would also hop in a washer but not without special powers lol
@@mikeschulte4271 Interesting!
@@mikeschulte4271 you too . I used think I would get sucked in. The agitator would be a great back scrubber..
Those motors had so much power back then.
Maybe that's why they aren't made anymore.
Awesome. Love all the suds this thing made.
Matthew James, one of my alias's is Sudslover. I'd love to jump right in with all those Suds and be washed. Maybe that's why I love Bubblebaths so much. Like the Wash Cycle on pause.
One of the better machines I've ever done wash in! You never had to worry about water levels or 'going offline' with computers, which, in my humble opinion, should never be used as a part in any home appliance. Wish they still made them! I'd buy one in a heartbeat!
Modern-day GE washers are NOTHING like the GE washer in this vid! The new GE washers have very little water in them & they are disposable-plastic-JUNK!
It's because he sold its soul to Haier a giant Chinese company
We had the rimflo with the option to remove the agitator for small or sensitive loads. It was an interesting washer, but it was nothing but a lemon.
Yeah anything with removable agitator is a lemon
Amazing how it gets rid of all those suds! Today's new washing machines could never do that and weren't meant to handle excess suds especially if they 're HE washers. Also today's Washers are built with electric drain pumps which cannot spin -drain and also why today's Washers could never handle these suds. Only the SPEED QUEEN TC5000 SERIES has a pump that can spin-drain and that pump isn't electric. However SPEED QUEEN still recommends HE DETERGENTS for its entire line of washers.
New machine s are horrible
Speed queen the old Maytag washers ge Westinghouse machine had the drain and spin.
Sears Lady Kenmore and whirlpool washers used to drain out and after a few minutes the machine would start to spin.
@@Bob-ml1mv Well yes! Also don't you wonder about Speed Queen 's claim that their washers are guaranteed to last 25 years!? Especially 2018 and newer washers they make.
@@albertcarello619 yes I know the nursing home my mom is in has the speed queen the tubs are stainless steal but they are durable
@@Bob-ml1mv They definitely are.
I'd pay big money for this what a beast of a washer, they don't make them like this anymore
Listen to em suds slappin
melhor máquina de lavar roupa da de 10 dessas máquinas de hoje
My 2018 SPEED QUEEN TR5 SERIES WASHER would most likely trigger suds-lock error codes. The wash, rinse, and spin lights would flash 3 times if there were this many suds in that machine.
I feel…i feel like I need a glass of wine and a smoke watching this action and i don’t even smoke. I miss the good ole days of manufacturing good products.
That washing machine woke up that morning and chose violence!
thats the first american style agitator washer i ever seen with real washing action😃
I love this washer. I'd like to hear it with the lid shut and you tapping/rolling your fingers on it for ASMR.
Jerome Davis: If I had this washer I'd want to keep it forever and keep fixing it. I think there are repair organizations that can keep these washers going. The old SEARS AND WHIRLPOOL WASHERS cannot handle suds like these which caused them 1st spin suds-locks necessitating second and third deep rinses.
@@albertcarello619 They need to bring back the filter-flos! I will forever miss mine!
@@jeromedavis8575 They sure do! Those washers sure outcleans anything made today as well as the other washers back in their time. I sure love their really strong spin-draining!
@@albertcarello619 I love the thundering spin cycle. I remember when I sat by a whirlpool direct drive and smelled a hint of gear oil. It smelled identical to the GE filter-flo gear oil.
@@jeromedavis8575 I always loved the sound of the ge spin cycle I think these machines spun faster than any other machine on the market
Now that's getting clothes done
love the spin after wash
Yes the best part
Make s you want to jump in and spin
It makes you wanting to jump in and spin
@@bob3782 Robert, I'd jump in at the very beginning and go through the Wash first, THEN the Spin. Fun Fun Fun
@@mastercj59 there’s room for one more jump in.
Ive' always wondered why did the GE washers start out slow then ramp up to full speed agitation?
They’re always like that when it’s 2 speed in the 80s.
That’s the real deal there
is this machine the same as the filter flo?
practically yes, all the components are the same, agitator, transmission, motor, etc. the only difference is the filter, the rim flo has it around the tub, while the filter flo has it on the agitator
I believe so.
@@david.man.2005 the lint would collect on the basket..
Did this one not have a lint filter?
14:43 start up rinse
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is that being controlled or is that how the machine is?
I think this machine was made in 1995.
One rinse only? With all that detergent it needs 3.
The good ole days when whit e men designed and engineered everything.
That was wayyyyyyyyyyyy to much soap!!!
Remember..
Water cleans the clothes...
Not the soap..
The soap softens the water making it easier for the water to pass through the clothes fibers..
Using to much soap actually can have the reverse effect,
Making it harder for the water to pass through the clothes fibers...
So using to much soap can actually cause your clothes to come out not as clean..
And you may have some of that soap left in your clothes as well after the machine is done which to me is kind of gross..
Make a great butter churn.
belt or electic
All the suds can cause a suds lock
Bob: All those suds would cause a suds-lock in my 1992 MAYTAG also. In the Speed Queen TR3,TR5 and TR7 SERIES the wash, rinse,and spin cycle lights would flash 3 times indicating an oversudsing condition. Speed Queen says to use only HE DETERGENTS in these machines. If you're using a regular non-HE DETERGENT to use only 1/2 the manufacturer's recommended amount.
@@albertcarello619 is that why they have he detergents now
@@bob3782 Yes definitely! HE detergents should have been invented the day automatic washers were first made and manufactured.
Bob • 6d ago: All these suds will always cause a suds-lock in Whirlpool and SEARS TOP LOADING WASHERS especially!
@@albertcarello619 yes your right my mom had that problem with our Sears Lady Kenmore that was built in the 60s
A little laundry detergent
Better than a speed queen tc5000
Stop putting so much detergent in your wash, use low suds DASH if you can find it in your area...you better triple rinse your clothes then add Downey in the final rinse...
Louis Caruso: I sure wish DASH was available. I'm in the Chicago area and can't find it anywhere. That detergent is perfect for this washer as well as SEARS AND WHIRLPOOL conventional top loaders and GE conventional top loaders which also suds up very easily.
@@albertcarello619 I had a Westinghouse and then a conventional GE top loader, DASH was the best, I believe it is sold in Europe now...
@@louiscaruso4167 I sure hope it comes back to the USA. We definitely need it for today's washing machines.
@@louiscaruso4167 Also remember PERSIL was originally a detergent made in Germany and it found it's way here .
Louis Caruso: I sure wish P&G still made Dash. I really miss that detergent.
You need more oap
Great action, maybe a bit too much. : Lots of wear and tear on the clothes !
TOO MUCH SUDS!
It still clean clothes, though.
Zaire Smith: The old FRIDGIDARE WASHERS do the very same thing and magically make all these suds disappear! You do have to keep a mop right bye to get rid of any suds that fly out of the top and onto the floor.
The detergent used must be either FOCA, ROMA, ARIEL, OR VIVA making all these suds.
‘Cause it’ll get all over the floor otherwise.
@@laundryandtrainman2467 You'll just have to keep a mop ready to do the floor and dish rags to wipe off suds on the top.
lot's of soap
Nothing😅😅😅😅