your oldest appliance

[bednobs]

hi, i was just reading the thread about towie's electric carving knife going strong since the 70's and i was thinking what i have, and if it could beat that. Just remembered i have an electric whisk that my mum gave me a few years ago - she got it for an engagement present (1966). I still use it and i still works and in fact still has the original plug on it!

[TOWIE]

Mr. Den !

[DTCwordfan]

Sony Radio "cube" 1974

[DTCwordfan]

lol, Den

[DTCwordfan]

Do you still keep the plug in him...........?

[Euphemia]

A sixties Kenwood mixer.

[sara3]

I can't beat that, but I have my first ever washing machine, tumble dryer, cooker and microwave (which looked dated, so has been replaced).. they're all about 24 years old.

[TOWIE]

Long Life Batteries, DT {:o)

[MarkRae]

Microwave from 1987.

[cazzz1975]

my tumble dryer, its about 9 years old

[Euphemia]

My microwave must be about the same age as yours, Mark.

[Philtaz]

Fridge about 12 years old.

[vulcan]

An Elizabethan[ that's the manufacturer not the period] 4 track tape recorder bought in 1962 still working.

[EvianBaby]

My Dads got one of those big Kenwood mixers too Euphima. Sadly he's lost the lovely floral cover for it.

I think our Henry is about 20 years old and he's still going strong, despite being dropped down the stairs a few times.

[EvianBaby]

Totally spelt your name wrong, Euphemia. Sorry!

[Euphemia]

No worry, Evian!

[ummmm]

Erm....I think it's my cooker.

Me and electrical items don't go hand in hand :-/

[maggiebee]

Not an electrical appliance but still using the ironing board I got as a wedding present in 1964. Don't make them like they used to.

[karenmac60]

I bought my cooker when I left home in 1992 - it was the only appliance I bought new - and it's still going strong.

[micmak]

Electric carving Knife bought 1970 in Germany molineux make, still used several times a week.