Electrolux Dishmaid Dishwasher 1961
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2015
- Demonstration by Richard (the owner) presenting the Electrolux Dishmaid Dishwasher, produced in 1961. Its manually operated using a small motor to drive the wash basket, you simply connect a hose to your hot tap and fill. It has an automatic drain overflow, when the water flows through the drain you switch off the hot water and time it for a wash programme.
Detergent and Rinse Aid is added through a slider door on the top, when the dishes are suitably cleaned the drain out the water, re-fill again to rinse. On the final rinse add rinse aid to assist the hot air drying. - Наука та технологія
Original salesman from 1961: "𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗜𝗧 𝗥𝗨𝗡𝗦 𝗣𝗘𝗥𝗙𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗟𝗬 𝗦𝗜𝗟𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗟𝗬 𝗔𝗦 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗖𝗔𝗡 𝗧𝗘𝗟𝗟!"
Hello Phil, yes with a little marketing for more sales, probably wouldnt get away with it today, it does rather rumble along but does a good job for how its made !!
An interesting way to wash dishes back in the early 1960’s
Hello Martin, did a good job in its own unique way , great for everyday dishes , glasses etc !!
Works impressively well for being from 61! Thats really cool
Thanks, not bag for its time and back then it would have been very much a show off appliance to have and quirky.
I work at Electrolux building new dishwashers, this one is quite cool compared to what I see on a daily basis!
Hello Justin, yes I can imagine, the new machines are simply white boxes with a powerful pump and all look the same, this is very different and at the time looked fabulous with colour.
That is cool and amazing 😉 Thanks for the video
Your welcome, it is a fab dishwasher, so simple in design !!
Very very cool 😎 and awesome 👌👍
This machine is definitely cool and probably cleans dishes better than the current dishwashers do... it seems like the new ones just rinse and never get completely clean, I remember the old dishwashers as a kid and your dishes always came out shiny clean. The only thing about this one I don’t like
Is it looks very manual with each step, you have to be watching it. Cool video though, thx
Yes it is an semi automatic dishwasher not with a timer, but fun to use with the user interaction.
Wow wow and wow this is awesome for me as I work for an appliance company in the UK xx. 😂
sounds like a tractor running on your counter
A modern version of this would be nice, with modern automatic features, the style is perfect for a smaller kitchen
Yes you can get the small box like "Bob" dishwashers that sits on the sink top and can even hold its own water in a tank on the top !!
Seriously, this type looks really robust and simple, and something you could repair yourself when it breaks. Which then has an advantage to modern dishwashers. Or all modern devices. When a new device breaks nowadays, it's scrap metal.
@@WeHadOneOfThose I have seen reviews of Bob, it looks ok, but very expesnive.
@@Marc-ox7fy Still keep with the idea, but new versions. I think it is great, but running machine that old for any length of time may not be a good idea. I have given up the idea of having a dishwasher now, i was thinking of a counter top one, but the cons are more than the pro, the main con is, I can wash up by hand faster.
Coo! Beats washing them by hand, LOL.
James Kalin Sure does James, a fab little dishwasher and great to be able to use it and see it in action again!!
We had this one it gives me so much sentimental memories. Me standing an looking into little window as a 3 yearing. My dad had it running into the mid eighties. Wanna sell it? My Mother passed away last year and that mashine was here joy 😁. I They belive she won in an itrudution campaign in Sweden 1959.
Wow its amazing what childhood memories these appliances bring back, if you wish please contact us to discuss further.
I've had one of those. Works great with regular washing up liquid too. Which I think it was actually designed for originally.
I love it I wish I could get one
I remember having one of these on trial for a few days in the times when vacuum cleaners were sold door-to-door by a rep..
Hi Stephen, wow thats a memory to have , I remember the door to door vacs here where made by Electrolux but sold as Trident.
@@WeHadOneOfThose I'm UK too. It was late 50s or very early 60s. Our cylinder vac was an Electrolux.
Beauty! But by the time you loaded that I could have done most of those dishes. Lol...
Indeed but its much more fun this way ha ha..
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By the time one has filled and emptied the machine, one could have done the dishes in the classical way ;) According to the history of the company, the first dishwasher was from 1959 and called the D10 knicknamed "Round Jar". Is it the same, or was the Dishmaid already a better version ? Nice to see how it was operated, keep up the good = instructive "work" here on UA-cam.
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This one seems semi- automatic. My countertop dishwasher is fully automatic. I'm not understanding why he has to be there to add rinse-aid during the cycle, and why the hose isn't attached to a sink adapter. It kinds of defeats the time saving, and hassle savings that mechanical dishwashers usually afford
I wonder what the price would’ve been for that dishwasher?
49 pounds (@9.35), but what is that in present days money?
Something like 50 pounds in 1960 apparently is something like 1000 pounds nowadays.
Imagine living in an open plan when this thing is on 🙃🙃🙃
Yes , one not to use over the telly ha ha.
This is a really threatening dishwasher
Hi Tom, Threatening or Interesting ? lol
Great post but what a performance!!! Cant imagine many were sold when the colston turbo jet which was fully automatic was on the market at the same time.
syhooverman Yes not many about and have seen more Colstons, but for simplicity I bet the Electrolux lasted longer albeit more user interaction, I have a Colston tabletop and was amazed by how many pipes , pulleys, belts, drives and cork seals it has...
@@WeHadOneOfThose Oooo. I'd like to see that, as well.
Can you please do a video of the xpelair heater on the heat setting
I love these old things, but a gearbox with at least one shaft seal below water seems like a rather questionable design decision. I would check the seal condition and make sure the gearbox is full of oil or grease.
Hello Gregory, yes indeed , not a design that would be used today, we have checked this model and all good for now !!
It rotates!
Yes the basket slowly rotates while a series of jets are fixed on the bottom and side at varying heights..
Sai Pitman reminds me of a Lazy Susan
Looks like it just pees on the dishes 😨 @ 05:55
Hi Doug, depending on water pressure it can be low and seem feeble but did an adequate job on using it, fun to use but not a patch on todays larger dishwashers.
Já colocou as louças limpas, mostrar o que?
I don't know, why?
Seriously, are there any of these still floating around in second had shops?
eBay
Probably not Jerold, although one did come upon ebay last year !!
Where did the eating utensils go?
There was a slim cutlery basket that was fixed around the sides of the basket, t could be moved into different positions.
Can’t help but notice the worktop’s piss wet through 😅
We did have a leaky seal at the time of the demo, but now a new door opening seal and no leaks at all for the moment .
It doesn't look like the water is spraying with much force.
Hi Toddd, it doesnt have much force but then many dishwshers today dont require the force of a Kitchenaid to work etc especially with modern enzyme detergents.
Force? I couldn't see the water spraying at all. Pathetic machine
cool can i have it? lol
I was waiting for you to visit me
You would need ear plugs to operate it.
All part of the fun of old appliances, we just got used to the noise levels as we didnt know anything else at the time .
I know right? That thing is as loud as a lawnmower
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Yeah...il just wash my dishes by hand...alot faster=)
It makes an awful lot of noise
It does but thats kinda part of its charm I think !!
my god thats noisy
Hello Colm, Noisy but fun, its been oiled since and much quieter , to be fair the mic is too good at picking up the noise ha ha !!
Sorry. In the states here. Looks like a toy. Dishwasher here are automatic and under the counter.
Nooo way ! I heard that you also have roads in US, we just use rivers. Dishwasher from this video is 60 years old, just so you know.
Haha please tell me you actually don’t think the UK doesn’t have dishwashers? Ours are actually more advanced than ones you find in the US; they’re made of stainless steel not plastic and they heat their own water, no messing around with running the hot tap (faucet) to get the hot water through. This guy is a vintage appliance enthusiast.
@David Johnson But people never used to be so lazy in the U.K and done a lot of stuff by hand. These days it as if the whole country have got lazy, with online food shopping and dishwashers.
i have never had or used a dishwasher and to be honest I doubt i will, quicker to wash the things by hand.