Simpson Instinctive Roll Stop Wringer

[@ChanySgobino-gb5dw]

Thank you for sharing, it’s nice to see other people appreciating the old machines. I have 2 of these old girls. One was my great grandmothers and is still in working order, I didn’t want to ruin her so I purchased a second one. My grandmothers is now on display in my lounge room, and the second one is used a couple of times a week for all of my washing. My friends and I are all in our 30s, they think I’m crazy for insisting on using the old girls for my washing, but it’s such an enjoyable process.

[@guirolain2319]

Good memories, at home we had one of those imported Philco brand Wringers and they were indestructible, lasting many years before breaking down, tremendous machines for washing clothes and crushing arms and hands too.

[@brunogarrido5695]

It is a very beautiful machine! I loved the fact that it had a heater. Some places do not have a hot water system... amazing! Thanks for the video! 👏👏

[@garthbarber1125]

Awesome machine! I washed all my dogs things in a 1964 single tub Hoover washer with the mechanical rollers and timer, no heater. Backbreaking since I am tall, but nice to play with. It was very splashy so had to mop floor after. I love your video's. Greetings from Pretoria, South Africa.

[@grnappliance7297]

I've seen quite a few pictures of that agitator before, so it's nice to see an actual video of it working. It'll be interesting to see how well it works in the true automatic Simpson washers one day as well. Cool video, the machine is very mint!

[@patcola7335]

How cool ! Even your wringers had heaters in them.

[@1wendyuk]

what a beutiful old machine,my favs are twin tubs,i got four of the new style twin tubs,but love the old ones as well.back then they were built to last,not like now a days

[@nayadetgonzalez5958]

Advanced wringer washing machine. I LOVE IT!!

[@Truth1561]

They would have reused the hot water a few times so doing several loads in one tub of water, adding more detergent if necessary. Then rinse them all at the end. I still do that with the portable washer i use.

[@terrywilson4118]

Very instinctive....

[@nayadetgonzalez5958]

Interesting and beautiful machine.

[@tyronlemons5203]

12:51 good save

[@kimknochel2730]

Very nice machine why don't you release the w ringer rollers when you're done

[@stumpydog87]

I've got one of those. The motor needs servicing/replacing but I don't know who to contact in Brisbane.

[@peterfriswell2875]

You never released the wringer pressure at the end of using it. The rollers should have the pressure off them when not in use to avoid creating flat spots in addition to your towel in between. The Simpson wringer also had a small rubber ring with the diverter tray which made it tip when it was switched on. They did perish with age which must have happened to yours.

[@ronalddevine9587]

Gotta love the oldies and goodies. That seems to be a very strong performing machine. It's not a brand that we're familiar with in North America. Where was it made?

[@mattie17]

Simpson is made in Australia :-)

[@WeHadOneOfThose]

Lovely looking Simpson wringer washer Matty, that agi looks like it means the business , thats a good idea with the Red Dots to easily see how much they are worn. So the Instinctive Stop switches off the wringer when nothing passing through it ? and does it have an emergency stop bar etc ?

[@mattie17]

Hey Mike :-) The instinctive aspect of the wringer I believe means it will pop open if the load going through is too big and expands out to allow bigger items to flow through easily. It certainly scares the heck out of you when it does pop open!

[@claudineisbrana7710]

Colocar roupa de mais força toda engrenagem da lavadora, buxa correia e outros , logo dará manutenção. BRASIL SP

[@bettyboop3542]

I don't understand why everyone making wringer washer videos does the same thing: fill the tub to the top, add way too much detergent, then add the clothes one at a time. It would be so much more efficient to proceed like you do with an automatic: add base amount of detergent, add the whole load of clothes, fill with enough water to cover the clothes and adjust the detergent if needed. 🙄

[@mattie17]

Some people like to see these old classics. I’m sorry your not enjoying it. Please feel free to skip on by the next video you come across

[@magnus845]

I guess Betty hasn't ever used a wringer machine, lol.

[@bettyboop3542]

I don't think you heard the point I was trying to make.@@mattie17

[@bettyboop3542]

I see. So a wringer machine requires you waste water and detergent?@@magnus845