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Posted by mm on December 7, 2006, 2:02 am
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>scott21230@gmail.com wrote:
>> Yes, aftermarket panels are often available in stainless steel. I have
>> seen them available online. I can even buy one for mine if I want.
>.
>Even seen them wallpapered to 'match' the kitchen wall paper!
>Another where the panel had been covered over with imitation wood grain
Hey, my great great grandparents had a wood dishwasher. This was
before electricity so it was powered by a coal fire and steam.
>'MacTac'!
>Both 'yuck'!
>
>Our old one reverting to white has now lost both of the two two-sided
>slide in panels that originally came with it. Gee never thought about
>but that means the d.washer must be at least 25 years old!
>
>IIRC the four alternative colour choices were, Harvest Gold, Avocado
I've got harvest gold! I like it. I don't think the stove will ever
break, but if the refrigerator breaks, I'll have to get a new stove,
and change the color of the dishwasher. And I usually forget the
range hood. Maybe I can just take that out and paint it. Heck, I'll
paint the stove too.
In Brooklyn NY, I found a clothes washer in the trash, and the white
paint was chipped or rusty, and I used white epoxee spray paint**, and
it was as if it had been painted at the factory. It was a beautiful
matching finish, and it didn't wear or chip in the 5 years I had the
thing. I really couldn't believe how nice it was.
**It was only the top part. I must have removed it and taken it
outside.
>Green, a sort of cream/off white and ???? . And of course the white of
>the underlying front panel of the door. Five colours in all?
>It would be very easy to obtain a thin stainless steel panel of the
>same size and slip it in!
>
>Not that I'll bother with a machine that age! It roars into life a
>couple of times a week and even minus the upper spray arm, removed to
>give more height clearance when we were running a small catering
>outfit, over ten years ago now, it washes fine. Only had to repair it
>two three times over the years.
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