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Just found this Thermos in storage, would it be safe to use? I’m worried the old plastics n metal might not hold up :((
My 2004 4Runner with over 320k milesSubmitted by stratomaster82 t3_11lngic
My grandma owns a lot of machinery she really bought for life in the 50s/60s/70s... Some examples.Submitted by upside_down_chair t3_10vj56a
Sharp EL-2607 my Dad has been using to do his income taxes since the mid-80s.Submitted by AnalogFeelGood t3_118f4oh
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30+ years so far with my Sony Dream MachineSubmitted by Loveindica710 t3_zce5yj
Still using a 1930s pressure canner (from National Pressure Cooker Co.) that's been used by my family for 5 generations
My 17 year old IBM Thinkpad T43 connecting to the internet at 800+Mbit/sSubmitted by edwardianpug t3_yqc7et
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how to patch ember holes in down jacket?Submitted by Peacera t3_z6g1kq
Corona 17-DK Kerosene Heater. Older than me(1987) and wonderfully heats my garage every winter.
Guys, ROTHY’S! They don’t have a lifetime guarantee, but I’ve had this pair 6 years and look at them! These were an absolute muddy mess before I threw them in the washer. Bonus, they are even comfortable.
$25 on eBay…worth it!Submitted by -SpankBankTank- t3_106ye2e
Rex Ambassador- 316L stainless steel adjustable razorSubmitted by LaskoHolmes t3_zcjnf5
This GE antique is back to normal after I cleaned the coil yesterdaySubmitted by novajia t3_yfy82l
Red Land Cotton sheets seem to be BIFL so farSubmitted by WorldsGr8estHipster t3_1254z4u
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22 years of hunting, snowmobiling, ice fishing, shoveling, & everyday use finally caught up to them: LaCrosse Snow Kings