Your chores becomes a joy with the Wardway Standard!

I didn't expect that agitation to be that powerful. Nice machine.

What is the name of the wringer

calypso washer lol

Love this very special song! I own 3 copies of this record!

Please do another video of this amazing washer

Please do another video of this amazing washer

What model is this Thor wringer washer.

is this vacuum what kirby copied the for three design for three vacuums because it does look like it I love Kirby vacuums that are so vintage it looks like it came from a nother dimension 😁

Actually, I have three early electric wringer washers in my garage myself. First off, although I'll use the computer, digital camera, etc., I'm really not all that impressed with modern technology, and not everybody will agree with me on this, for sure not. For some people, modern technology might be great, and I'll respect that, but for me, I prefer vintage technology, and technology from the 1920s to be more specific. I have an extensive collection of antique electric and mechanical equipment, again, mainly from the 1920s, in my garage. (Just a quick tangent, I feel that my life would be better, more positive, and far more fulfilling of this was the 1920s rather than 2022) Not many of my peers feel that way though. (I am 29 currently and I turn 30 in May of 2023). I have always been mesmerized by the wringer washers. I have heard people site the risk of getting your hand caught between the wringer rollers and mutilated as a definite disadvantage of these early washers, and that's true (although I don't think it would "mutilate" your hand, maybe break your fingers, but not destroy your hand. I am aware of the very real possibility of an electrical fault, though. Back in that day, obviously the electric motor wouldn't be grounded, wouldn't be double insulated, and wouldn't be thermally protected. Not to mention that the wash water would be in relatively close proximity to the motor with virtually no provision for keeping the water away from the motor itself. I don't think the wringer would be all that dangerous, I'd be more concerned with the prospect of an electrical short of electric shock.

This is a great 1920s standard, and your Orthophonic victrola is handling it beautifully! Thankyou for posting. I think the world would be a better place if everyone learned how to Charleston! 😊

I saw a huge one in a greenhouse in Florida, worked great 👍

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Great sounding machine! Did you have to have the electronics restored or did it work this well when you got it?

Looks all right 👍

Aww I want one, :)

So Calypso was no the first one!

My Grandma had many kitchen gadgets in "30's green."

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I've restored a couple of mangles. Love them!

Hola me la maestra me puso a ver esto :v

Wow super strong agitation! These washers were meant to clean farm clothes unlike today’s washers that barely move the clothes.

Is this from the 70s

I think these were made sometime during the 30s or 40s not exactly sure of the exact year but I think somewhere within those two time frames

I believe this particular model was Hoover‘s first Vacuum to introduce a headlamp

I would love to have that!!

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Like the way it purrs, well deserving of the name, could imagine it doing a good job even by today's standards. Never come across a two speed domestic vac before.

straight suction or brush roll ?

Any idea of the date of this model please? When I worked for an electrical retailer many years ago I learned that Hoover had records of all their models so could provide dates & even spare parts for the very early ones. The oldest Hoover we accepted in part exchange for a new one dated to 1929.

Nice! But it makes me sad because mine is still in pieces. Yours is pretty much the only Hawk I've ever heard of, though Clements in general are rarely heard of. They did indeed manufacture under many marques... probably mostly for small department stores. Although the Packard marque was probably paired with cars. But not the Cadillac name, which Clements very loudly proclaimed that they trademarked before the car maker. Interestingly, pre WWII, Clements was a major name in vacuum cleaners. They seemed to slowly fade into obscurity.

Love it-I have this record!

Love this... Fantastic agitation... I'm sure this machine cleans better than the H E CRAP TODAY...

So do you think you could do a video of the wash actions

Wow, now thats a mechanism and a half Anthony, well done on finding it .Love the hands action on the revolving disc..,

Lee Maxell at the Oldewash museum has an example, and talks about it on a KZbin video shot by his son. As far as I know, this was an optional agitator used for washing delicates, and could be changed out for the regular agitator..

Never seen that before. Very Cool

That looks like a very good wash action. surprising that other machines haven't used it, though it may have been tough on the bearings.

Looks like a primitive Calypso.

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Great job!

Should include multiple angles. But great machine

like how mexzmerizing is it to watch that bouncy water!! and that 'mangler' wringer'ewasher part too~ hwich they still use in stockholm!! {when i was theriree anyaway!"} luckin out laundry!!\

Nice demo but would have been better without the cheesy old music.

went a bit overboard on the detergent

Woah that is soooo cool

NEVER leave the room or fall asleep when it is on, these were recalled due to catching fire.

Fantastic machine, and very tasteful music to go with it!

Can you tell me where and how you got it and if anyone out there is mechanically inclined can build me one like this one or where I can purchase one thanks

What a fabulous looking vintage washer so well kept and running so smooth lots of luck with it