Fill your bucket with rinse water and'wring into it. Then you can dump the whole thing back into the washer after draining it. Also adding white vinegar to the rinse water cuts soap and softens the fabric.
I talked with the gentilman that makes these, he lives just North of Albuquerque New Mexico. He makes them and sells them for half the price that Lehman's in Ohio sells them for. I think the Cedarwood is so much prettier. The phone # is still good.
Why do some keep asking questions when he already left a phone number!! besides,it doesnt look too difficult to make! Look on youtube...others have shown how to make a simpler wringer;-)
I would build a wooden wheel or something like that, so not much will come of it. So similar to a washing drum today. Ich würde ein Holzrad bauen oder ähnlich, so wird da nicht viel daraus. Also ähnlich einer Wäschtrommel heute.
@@0bogaski Does Mr. Bogaski know about your modifications? Does he approve? Have you got pictures or drawings of your _after-market_ additions? Does it work better?
