Name something you had in your childhood kitchen that isn't there today?

[OneUmberJoker]

Microwave

Belfast sink

I had a serving hatch between kitchen and dining room in my last house. Before moving in I was determined to close it up but before we got to that stage we used it so much and I bloody loved it! No room in kitchen for a table so it was great to communicate with dc who were doing their homework at the dining room table whilst I did dinner etc. Can’t explain how much I loved it and would have one again!

A washing up bowl in the sink and a drainer in the draining board and a special caddy for the washing up liquid etc. I don’t have any of those items.

Tea towel hangers - we had rods that pulled out, they were rather fab.

mine just hang on the oven door!

My mother had this contraption for peeling potatoes...it was plastic, with a circular band of sandpaper type stuff in the base and a rubber hose attached to the side. You squidged the hose on to the cold tap and when you turned the water on the base spun round, so the spuds got washed and scraped at the same time. The top was open so you could watch them tumbling around. Great fun.

Chip pan, twin tub top loading washing machine, no hot water from the taps, coal cupboard

Virol
Minadex
tins of prawns
tins of potato or mixed vegetable salad
tinned cream
a tin opener on the wall

A rumbler?

Is that what it was called? I found this pic online, same except ours wasn't blue.

A waste disposal unit. It was a truly terrifying machine. My DM kept a mangled teaspoon that had gone down the plug hole into the WDU as a warning of what they could do.

Oh I don't know if that was the official name for them.
I worked in a hotel kitchen when I left school and that's what all the chefs called it.

twintub washing machine