When I was back in elementary school, probably eighth grade I would go to my friends house and his mother had this same model in the kitchen. I was always mesmerized by washers, even from such a young age .
It looks almost just as exciting in this video as it does in real life. I'm not there with my 59' Hoover yet. Yes I'm english where war as really badly screwed us all up and we weren't able to have such beautiful washing machines in the 1950's there. I seriously desire a whole collection of 1940's - 1970's machines, with a few from 1980. Not sure if a Blackstone is included but that avocado green Bendix most certainly is(or at least one from that ERA), as are all Frigidaire Pulsamatics and Unimatics. Humanity hasn't been existent to these works of art. We've just stupidly done as we were told at schools and by companies all these years on what we can and can't do... Bullshit! If a washer of mine breaks down I'm f wording fixing it. I'm not doing what tyrannical companies who are going to take over everyone else want, I'll do what I see fit... Hence why I fixed my Miele, and why I am fixing my Hoover.
That Blackstone would be very worthy. Gshoover has several videos of this washer. I'm actually surprised there hasn't been other full videos of this machine. I don't understand a lot of these guys who have these machines but don't film full cycles of them. What is it to set up a tripod and put your camera/phone on it and just let the thing roll ? I understand people are busy but this is the fun and this is the tech now that we have and a platform where we can post those kinds of things.
When I was back in elementary school, probably eighth grade I would go to my friends house and his mother had this same model in the kitchen.
I was always mesmerized by washers, even from such a young age .
It’s amazing the turbulence that that relatively small fined agitator could create. Great washing action in these machines.
I had not thought of the Blackstone appliance name since the 1960's.
U are finally back after 1 year!Why didn’t you post for so long?Can you make more videos of the wi-56 unimatic?
It looks almost just as exciting in this video as it does in real life.
I'm not there with my 59' Hoover yet. Yes I'm english where war as really badly screwed us all up and we weren't able to have such beautiful washing machines in the 1950's there. I seriously desire a whole collection of 1940's - 1970's machines, with a few from 1980. Not sure if a Blackstone is included but that avocado green Bendix most certainly is(or at least one from that ERA), as are all Frigidaire Pulsamatics and Unimatics.
Humanity hasn't been existent to these works of art. We've just stupidly done as we were told at schools and by companies all these years on what we can and can't do... Bullshit! If a washer of mine breaks down I'm f wording fixing it. I'm not doing what tyrannical companies who are going to take over everyone else want, I'll do what I see fit... Hence why I fixed my Miele, and why I am fixing my Hoover.
That Blackstone would be very worthy. Gshoover has several videos of this washer. I'm actually surprised there hasn't been other full videos of this machine. I don't understand a lot of these guys who have these machines but don't film full cycles of them. What is it to set up a tripod and put your camera/phone on it and just let the thing roll ? I understand people are busy but this is the fun and this is the tech now that we have and a platform where we can post those kinds of things.
Oh my gosh so smooth!