Here is my Antique Westinghouse fan. Its had the cord replaced sometime in its life and I have polished the brass, other than that it’s unrestored. Still runs strong and is over 100 years old.

Got it 1996 for primary school while living in the French West Indies. Decades later still in use after moving a few times, now being in Germany.

Thrifted this 10 years ago for $12 and use it every day! 1970s Dansk Kobenstyle 3qt Dutch oven. It’s so pretty it just stays on my stovetop. I love the design and because it’s carbon steel, it’s much lighter than cast iron and easier to use on the stove. I use it for truly everything and the lid doubles as a trivet. 100/10 design! When I got it someone had burnt rice onto it and since then ive revived it several more times without chipping the enamel inside :) Highly recommend the vintage ones since they’re about the same price on eBay as the new ones. Just check that there’s no enamel chips on the inside past the rim.

Nesco roaster. We use it only for this reason and it makes a perfect turkey every time. Bonus, we keep the oven available for all the other sides.

On the left, my 10 year old bag, whose zippers were unfortunately ripped out from daily school use. On the right, new kid that just came in! 55$ CAD one time purchase, I just love the simplicity of the superbreak, and I feel like its style is timeless.

Score! I love old Coleman stuff. My brother claimed one lantern and my friend claimed a lantern and the Thermos. Just need to clean the glass and replace the mantles and they should be good to go.

It’s called RevereWare, was made in the US. looks very basic b***h, no high tech coatings, but nothing sticks to it. And it’s Indestructible. Just high grade stainless steel with copper clad bottoms.
Im currently using my grandmas set. Its been used everyday since Christmas 1968.
You can only get it used on ebay because they literally don’t make things like this anymore.

10 years ago I bought this set up and it has held up incredibly well. As you can see, it’s an old spice cup, an Edwin Jagger razor, the brush is silvertip badger (I can’t for the life of me remember from where. Fire something I think, geofatboy recommended them at that time) and decent soaps/blades. Always gives me a great shave and no bumps. Hate cream in a can as it always made my face feel “clogged”. All of this is still readily available besides the brush and fairly easy to obtain! Not pictured, but I also highly recommend the Merker slant bar!

This soap may very well be the one single thing I've used in my lifetime that I could attribute the word "miraculous" to. Nothing I can say here could even begin to do it justice, also it's super cheap usually under $2 where I live. Do yourself a favor if you haven't, give it a try.

The only issue I’ve had was the original bottle starting leaking 7 years ago. I simply called them up and they sent me a new one no questions asked.

I hit the garbage-picking jackpot a few years back and found this thing at a corporate campus. This thing is better than otc d***s for my back; helping me keep my posture. I don't know about retail price unless you're fairly well-off, but I would 100% spend the ~$600 on a refurbished one... in case anyone needed to hear yet another person raving about it.

This both speaker has lasted me more than 12 years. The only problem is that Bose does not make replacement batteries for these and hence I know it will die down because of the lithium ion batteries. Also, I think this is one of the best designed products of Bose with still a fantastic sound quality.

I saw someone's post of an old Washing machine from the 1980s/1990s so let me present to you the 70 year old Miele 65 washing machine from 1954!
What doesn't it do?

• Heat water
• Pump water in or out
• Add detergent
• End automatically
• Spin clothes

• Move clothes around
• Work after 70 years!

Used to buy cheap hangers from Target and when lazy I’d pull clothes (especially sweatshirts) which would cause any hangers other than wood to break. Usually would break one or two every few months. Last time I moved I decided to buy a full set of wood hangers. These are BUY IT FOR LIFE and I’ll never go back!!

Unfortunately I have no clue where my grandparents got these but they were made in Japan and are at least 30 years old. I found similar ones on the internet, but none with 2 handles like the ones pictured here.

I have this Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 since early 2013, it’s close to hit 12 YEARS! Went through 2 college careers and a lot of musical endeavors. I stopped using it a few years ago and replaced with a Lenovo tab (which still works) and this year I wanted to read books again on that 7 sized screen and rescue some old photos. I had to bring the battery back to life with the 5V + and - method.

Bought this 2004 honda odyssey in 2021. I was "fiscally challenged" at that point. It's been an amazing car, just crossed 220k miles. Been recently offered $350 by carmax for it lol.
I won't lie though, it needs a bit of work all the time. Replaced: 2021: exhaust leaks 2022: engine mounts 2023: catalytic converter (stolen), o2 sensor 2024: needs a new rear link control arm
It used to have an oil leak from the bolt at the bottom of the oil pan. That somehow fixed itself. Overall it's been a really good purchase and now functions as a solid second car. I often take the back seats out and use this to haul furniture or for van camping. 10/10 would recommend. As the title says, 5 more years and I can get antique plates <3

Got this great one since 2016 and still no problems up to this day. 👍

Beyond happy with our new purchase. We were tired of our washer and dryer having problems despite only being a few years old. They are definitely built like a tank. I am impressed at the speed of these cycles compared to our old lg front loads. I can’t get over how quiet the washer is on a full spin cycle. Only downside I found was the lack of black options. The Mrs was dead set on having black which limited us to the 7 models.