O/T What's the oldest appliance in your home, still in use today?

[frogmiller]

I have a bakelite hair dryer that my aunty gave me. It still worked back in the 80's and she'd had it some years before that. Not sure if it's safe to plug in now.

The thing I have had from new is a Fosters fridge I bought for the 96 Euros. £35 it cost from ASDA's and it came with a 24 box of lager. It's in the garden Bar now just waiting to be plugged in next spring.

[CTMilller]

If stuff in the garage counts I have an oscillating sander that must be 1950s and that I still use quite regularly. (Bought in a house clearance sale.)

[Brin]

All very interesting keep em coming.

[South Coast Miller]

Our gas boiler is about 50 years old. Although still working we have been told we will have to replace it as parts are no longer available and it cannot be serviced properly. We're fine so long as the pilot doesn't go out - relighting could be a problem.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Our gas boiler is about 50 years old. Although still working we have been told we will have to replace it as parts are no longer available and it cannot be serviced properly. We're fine so long as the pilot doesn't go out - relighting could be a problem.

Boom !!

[Brin]

Boom !!

....was thinking the exact same word before I read your post!

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

South Coast Miller becomes North Coast Miller 😝

[CTMilller]

South Coast Miller becomes North Coast Miller ��

[crashbang]

South Coast Miller becomes North Coast Miller 😝

brilliant

[LincsMiller]

Do Surgical appliances count?