Restaurant supplies, or, even better, find a business that sells second hand restaurant equipment.

Haha it really is nice when traveling but that's about it. Honestly the blue stripe of the 5600 looks cooler imo. You absolutely didn't go wrong!

I figured I could buy another DW5600 every 5 years and be even a decade later since the 5610 was twice the money at the time. I wonder if I did the right thing though because the atomic clock sync is a really neat feature. Oh well.

Work clothes , regular clothes, nice clothes , sheets, blanket, bath towels, dish towels , bath mats , dog sweaters , dog blankets etc every week. This is for two people and two dogs. What aren’t you washing ? Lol

This cuisinart is SS with aluminum disc. It didn't work on my induction stove so sadly I got rid of it. Paid $58 a decade ago.

Can't recommend the solar atomic enough. I'm sure the 5600 is also a phenomenal watch (given it's basically the same).

Congrats! We just purchased a set for our new home. Hope they outlast us.

Does it have the lid lock "feature"? If so, save this video for later:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bmW-np6UaDg

That’s a helpful comment! Thanks a lot.

Nice. Thanks. The one I have is looking like that but I think made of aluminium. Probably why it only cost 1$.

Clothes, I hope.

https://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-77-412-Classic-Stainless-12-Quart/dp/B0000UV01S/

I had a probe fail on my signals…. They sent me a new one. If it’s only been months you should ask for a replacement.

I had the same experience. Worked great for 2 months And then stopped. $20 new probe. I have two $15 cheapies that I've had fo 10 years, went back to those. Thermopops are great. Dot wouldn't buy again

Thanks for the recommendation! Seems like it has a few more electric features without being over complicated.

Wtf are you washing

Reigning Champ. Have had mine for over 7 years

I have the TR7 and I love it. I’ve had it a few years and do about 10 loads a week.

I got one of those too!!!

We love our speed queens. The T-7 has a bad rap but we love it. It’s simply a matter of choosing the appropriate cycle and not ‘the agitator will ruin your clothes’ like we see on this sub.

We love them because we remember when durable goods were actually durable and lasted decades. My parents’ washer and dryer from the early 80s lasted 25 years and could have been repaired again if they hadn’t decided to buy a front loader that was done in 10 years. In the summer of 2003 I had a job delivering Sears appliances. We took a pink “Lady Kenmore” set out of an elderly couple’s home. They were still working but the old man had bought them as a gift for his wife when she brought their fourth child home from the hospital in 1953. He said he’d decided after 50 years she deserved a new set.

Meanwhile my Samsung dryer died after 7 years, I repaired it, it died again a month later, I repaired it again, and when it died again two weeks after that I decided I didn’t have the time for it anymore to chase electrical gremlins and it was during the pandemic so it was hard to get a repairman to come out n less than two weeks and then it was going to men a minimum of $200. So I bought a Speed Queen scratch and dent dryer and am eagerly awaiting the washer failing for any reason that can’t be fixed with basic maintenance so I can be done with the finicky washer that has to be babied or it won’t get your clothes clean because it doesn’t use enough water.

I have a Maytag we purchased in 1994. The repair this year, the first major one, was going to be $600, the repairman suggested we buy a new machine. $600 later still going strong!

That sucks, I have had my MK4 for years and love it.

Be sure to level it! Mine wasn’t working because of that and had to pay a repair guy way too much money for something so simple

Thank you!