Look at the mess of everything now.

Hoover The Best Vacuum Cleaner.

He used too much Fairy Snow. We had one of these for many years and used Persil when it was made from soap. 2 rinses was all that needed for the spin water to be discharged quite clear. When Persil then changed to detergent - which didn't wash as well as the soap one - iit did take about 4 rinses though.

Like the Wizzard track that starts this

It's not every day a song sung beautifully can bring tears to this grizzled, jaded old man's eyes, but here we are.

I wonder how fast that spinner goes on this machine? My LG front loading washing machine does around 1100rpm which isn't that fast.

all the Hoovers are LOUD!

0:12 Beautiful song about candletorches with fire

The orchestral into always sets me off - the overloaded bass at about 0:13-0:15. All very nostalgic.

Note that the camera (at 0:20 and at the end) did NOT have a monitor/viewfinder for the cameraman to see what he was getting! (Oh, and I WANT THAT METER at 1:01 - "gallons per minute". Presumably to do with cooling the transmitting valves.)

I like the zip bag designed Hoover Convertible and the hard bag one Dial A Matic

Two of them seems to be American made models

Was Finland partly inspired by Granada to brand their T.V. Sets Finlandia's,Who ever knows?.

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An ITV retailer

Happy birthday BBC. 100 years of world TV.

😄A hideous dress, awful lyrics, and terrible singing. Yuck.

Great machines. A joy to see. Thanks for sharing

My neighbour had one of these. Great and so quick

Oh dear , I remember it so well , the red overalls were the best. The Filandias were great.

How many clothes would it hold

Do you notice that Adele Dixon never makes eye contact with the camera? That would soon change when there were more people watching at home than in the studio.

Interesting, I recently got a modern version of one of those twin tub washers for my apartment. It works great and was a lot cheaper than even the cheapest fully automatic washers. The only real difference is that mine is all plastic and has the agitator on the bottom. I know this is an old video but I imagine there are still a few of those around. They built stuff to last back then.

Hhhjj

Nice wash action.

1936 a tv só chegou ao brazil em 1951e só popularizou u em 1966 quando o ... Silvio Santos fundou sua fábrica de tv ....STRAWS....

Best hoover ever.

Hoover sucks! Because it beets as it sweeps as it cleans as it smells and I mean really smells like shit!

I really missed 2010

Looks like clothes stew

The old heavy vacuum

All the excitement over 3 channels 😊

Hoover they have a good name for their machines.

I wonder how many people in Australia still own a Hoovermatic Twin tub??

The dad is played by spike Dixon of hi de hi

My mums one spin the clothes dry almost, move big time Awesome

I thought they won't work because i thought door had a mirco switch?

I remember my mum had one of these, using Acdo washing powder.

What brand were those tv set from Granada?

Mum had that washer and I had one of the first ones with a blue spinner lid they lasted years .I've got a Thompson twin tub much faster than the auto.matics its brilliant xxx

Love it

I noticed that the audio operator rotated the fader to the left to "open up the valve" to bring up the microphones. I remember hearing this about the UK"s backwards ways of doing things, like driving on the left side of the roadways. The concept they used in their audio world at that time, was that of, when opening a water valve, you rotate the knob counterclockwise to let the signal flow. Later on when sliding faders began to be used, moving the fader down, toward the operator, to raise the level, was their way of configuring their mixing consoles.

This was my first washing machine when I got married. It was brilliant and got the clothes cleaner then clean....you don't have to use too much detergent either....I now have a portable twin tub and got rid of my front loader now I live on my own.

My granny had the exact same washing machine. I used to love watching her do her washing when I was younger. Friday was washing day at Granny's Great memories watching this. Even the sounds took me back. All exactly the same.

My aunt had one of these in the 1970s here in the U.S....i thought they were cool little machines. In wonderful 1970s Avocado no less ! The ones we had here all had plastic wash tubs I believe. Don't think we ever had SS wash tubs in the Hoover machines we got here.

The high minded promise of Television, often discussed( or sung) but rarely lived up to. While RCA was still sending pictures mostly from one room to another, the BBC( using RCA derived equipment), was starting an actual broadcast service. Immediately seeing military uses for the art, the UK engineers overtly maintained broadcasts while secretly improving the hardware for their actual agenda, that of RADAR. By the time the BBC ceased TV service in 1939, the technology shifted to radar applications which arrived more or less fully developed. In the US, without the UK's sense of urgency ( for now...) TV developed in a less high quality broadcast service. What passed for programming was primitive. The screen resolution was at 441 lines before the wartime hiatus. After December 1941, like the UK, the technology shifted to radar applications. After the war, unlike UK equipment which remained on the same technical standards, prewar US receivers, operating on AM sound, and slightly different reception frequencies were obsoleted when set manufacture resumed. Postwar US sets had FM derived audio, 525 line resolution and operated on different reception frequencies. Anyone who had purchased highly expensive prewar sets now had useless furniture that could not receive any element of broadcasts. Unlike the 2009 switch to digital TV which was facilitated by government mandated conversion boxes for older sets, prewar set owners had no recourse except to line up for 1946 models. Back in the UK, service was resumed in 1946 much along the lines of the 1936-39 service. While in the US, while there were scheduled programs, it would be until 1948 before anything resembling a full broadcast schedule as we now understand it began.

Things I wish were remanufactured for the pandemic for 1200 Alex! These would be so useful to so many people and compliment a long running front loader most of us would only use these for whites and nastays...shame...

OMG, how did you switch them on remotely like that?

I had one love it where can I buy one now?

Geeezo. That's way too much powder especially for fairy snow. 🤪