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Oh, now that hurts.:o I don't like consumerism and have a hard time purchasing something new just because the next new thing comes in. That being said, we do have a plasma, but I haven't thrown the old TV out either. It can be handy to have a spare. With the washing machine, it cost over...

I guess we will just have to agree to disagree. I like my old washing machine. It was top of the line when we bought it, and one of the reasons we bought it was because we knew it would last. We have never had to repair it, and would really like to get a few more years out of it. I...

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LOL! Well.....the lint part is true. If I can fix that, it'll probably last another 20 years. I did the vinegar & bi-carb thing with it. So I will have to see if that worked.

It's an old Kleenmaid. It's around 20 years old. They made them to last.

That must be an old photo of Mum. She used to look just like me. ;) :D

LOL! No. I'm not old enough to have purchased one of them, thanks, but it does like the one my mum had when I was growing up. :eek:

Hmmm.........I have tried vinegar previously without great success. I might try it again with some bi-carb and see if that makes a difference. I'm sure that it is a build up of lint, but don't know if that will break it down enough to clear it from the machine entirely.

There doesn't appear to be any removeable parts. I was hoping there is a product, similar to one I've seen advertised for dishwashers.

I have an old washing machine. It still works well and I really don't want to replace it, however there are times that the clothes come out with "stuff" on them, like a layer of fluff. Does anyone know of a good product that can clean out the inner workings of a washing machine?