Old school washer

9 years ago

For those of you who would like to go *very* old school, there is this one for sale that randomly showed up on my FB feed this morning!

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delray33483

9 years ago

for all you Little Giant fans - the original Miele washer

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MizLizzie
9 years ago
OMG! That’s worse than Granny’s old finger-chomping Maytag.
mamapinky0
9 years ago
Even I would not use that. Well not to wash clothes in anyway. LOL

Imagine how much work laundry used to be compared to today.
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Original Author
9 years ago
I agree completely MizLizzie and Mama. I got a chuckle when I saw the seller was asking $200--firm. At least put a OBO on it! Not that anyone would pay anything for it. lol I had not seen a wooden washer before. I have a feeling my salty mouthed dearly departed greatgrandma would have had a few choice words on this washer. Sure reminds me to appreciate modern day advantages. Can you imagine? Yikes.
Jody
9 years ago
Looks like an old time pickle barrel turned into a washer.
dadoes
9 years ago
Not uncommon wayyyyy back in the day that washers were made of wood.
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Original Author
9 years ago
Laundry back in the day looks to have been a dangerous task. Nice picture of the Miele wood washer. Look at all the places one could lose a finger or worse.