Antique Wringer Case Study

Issue: We were approached by two customer one in England and one in Idaho. Both we trying to restore antique wringers that had been in their families for generations. The rubber rollers used to wring the water of of the clothing had long since deteriorated and they were left with old rusty metal cores, one with a handle to drive the wringer during use.

Objective: To provide both customers with authentic looking refurbished wringer rollers at price that met with their limited budgets.

J.J. Short Processes: We researched wringers to determine the appropriate hardness, color and type of material to use. We worked with our customers to make sure the finish diameters of the rollers were proper for the frame they sat in.

Results: Happy customers and a quality job as shown in the picture above, shred by our customer in Idaho. We understand both wringers not only look good but function as designed! Being a small, family owned business we are willing to work with most inquiries large and small. Even in those instances when we cannot help out we strive to guide the customer to a source that might be able to help them further. In this case, we had fun working with both customers respectively to make their goal of refurbishing their antique wringers and making them functional a reality, all without breaking the bank.

We are happy to consider inquiries for one to thousands of rollers and parts and each inquiry gets the same level of quality service that J.J. Short Associates had been bringing to the marketplace for 2 generations and over 30 years!

If it's made from rubber, contact us!