Old Wringers,
They're the ones,
Long ago, that would do the wash,
We'd hear them slosh..
They were Old Wringers,
Maybe Maytag, or Kenmore,
Antique Sears brands,
They worked with hands..

Girls used caution when washin', had fear
Hoped their boobs, from the tubes, would stay clear
Pioneer women wore..like their sisters,
Callouses..on their hands,
And blisters..

Old Wringers,
On wood floors..
The stove and the kitchen shook,
Much time it took,,

Home made soap made to float in the tub
Extra-soiled needed boiled and pre-rubbed
Bigger bosomed girls knew...watch the nipple
Rubber rollers could
Snip, grip,
and tip, pull..

Old Wringers
Nowadays,
Only used Amish-ly..
It's where they're still sold
'Cause their ways are old
Launder cold,
Tech, withhold,
Treasured gold,
Rare gold..

Wringers, old..