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to ask about your steadfast and faithful appliances?

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ChristmasFluff · 26/05/2019 16:22

Inspired by a thread in classics:
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/mumsnet_classics/3058228-household-objects-that-are-pricks?pg=1&messages=25

What about those appliances that you love? That have served you faithfully for many years without complaint? Or that are new and have changed your life?

Mine is a Clairol 1200 hairdryer from 1983 - older than multiple boyfriends, and far more faithful. Ok, so it doesn't work if you turn it off once it has heated up - so don't turn it off!

With an honourable mention to my Babyliss crimpers, which finally ended their days a month ago at age 30+, only because a cat knocked them off the counter and broke an iron.

My 'new' one is my new Babyliss crimpers - they are hot within a minute! And I love my Dyson pethair - so effective.

But my all-time fave? The toilet. Don;t know how I'd cope without that invention.

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MondeoFan · 26/05/2019 22:19

SMEG fridge freezer. It's a half and half one and I've had it for 20 years. No problems with it at all. Still love it as much as I did when I bought it. The good thing about it is because the front of it is plastic I can't hang any hideous magnets on the front of it so it always looks bright and shiny instead of cluttered. It's electric blue colour

Proseccoagain · 26/05/2019 22:44

Philips electric beater bought in Singapore in 1969. Worry every year when I make the Christmas cake, and have a standby mixed (never used), and the old faithful performs every time.

Proseccoagain · 26/05/2019 22:45

Also chest freezer bought in 1993.

Animum2 · 27/05/2019 08:08

I have an electric cooker than my cousin gave me when I moved into my own place on 1999, he had had it for about 5 years, its started showing its age now, randomly turns off midcook :( Mil is going to buy us a new one for our wedding anniversary

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