Old appliance

Mick

Mick

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just to follow on from "steeljack's" thread about old stuff in the cupboard
what is the oldest working appliance you have ?
my brother is going to shoot me for this,:D
he has a new world 75 gas cooker circa 1940 and its still in good working order and is used all the time.
by the way if you find any info on this cooker it would be nice to know ta
we once went round a museum in Manchester and they have newer models in there hehe
 

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well they do say if its working use it ...they don't make these things to last these day's.


(or as the saying goes...if its working don't meddle with it )
 
I can just about remember our grandmother cooking on this cooker so its getting on a bit she died in 1963
 
Is that cooker one they fitted when they built the house? lol I think David must live off take away because it still looks like new!!.
 
MUMMIBOO said:
Is that cooker one they fitted when they built the house? lol I think David must live off take away because it still looks like new!!.
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i think it is i cant remember any other cooker there and he does use it everyday.
he does not get takeaways that often
 
Benipete said:
My iron is only 10.years old but it will outlive your cooker and so will lesses hoover
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and my mop, bucket, dusters and furniture polish!

Why don't they make toilets out of brown porcelain then I wouldn't have to clean it every two years?
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Yes, I bought it when I moved house, not much chance of it ever being used it didn't come with instructions!
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Ah right someone that doesn't want naming just P.M'd me, it seems you attach one end to a 'woman' and it works itself.

;)
 
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