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I had seen the GE mogul 3 way bulbs at Lowes maybe a year or so ago. For some reason Habitat ended up with a bunch of them so I think Lowes might have stopped selling them. Didn't have any such lamps at the time or interest so did not buy any. I've seen the mogul to medium adapters too at Home...

Circline bulbs I have seen in pictures a version similar to that, except instead of the Circline fluorescent tube surrounding the mogul socket/glass refractor, it had one fluorescent tube on each side of it.

A few weeks ago, there was an old floor lamp for $12.99 It had the mogul socket in center with white glass bowl over it, and the 3 smaller sockets on arms around it. It also had a marble looking insert on the base, which I believe was a night light, as there was a push button switch on the base...

I've never seen a Kenmore mixer like this before. I'm guessing by the Made In England that this is made by Kenwood...

Haven't had any issues other than the typical next door mail left in my box and vice versa. I've noticed lately it seems that they arrive earlier and earlier on Saturday morning in particular. But that's the only delivery day I'm home for. I prefer to put out outgoing mail in the morning...

Came across this setup in a house listing. I've seen hoods with fold down racks before that have infra red bulbs for food warming. But I've never seen a setup like this. To me that looks like a commercial APW radiant type warmer. Just seems like a weird install plus you'd have grease buildup on...

Don’t know the answer but I had no idea replacement compressors were that inexpensive (in relation to the whole fridge). I see French door and side by sides on Craigslist and FB marketplace free or cheap with bad compressors. I always figured a new compressor would cost almost as much as a new...

I know in Driving Miss Daisy there was a 1948 Hudson, a 1955 Cadillac, 1965 Cadillac and 1970 Cadillac. I'm don't know what the first car was that she backed over the wall in the beginning. But I was wondering on the 1955 Cadillac, supposedly it has air conditioned, as when she and Hoke leave...

I remember that kitchen at 7:35 was in an 80s Sunset Kitchen magazine. My aunt had given us some old magazines and that was one of them. I loved that kitchen.

The earlier version with direct drive and mechanical timer...

Looks quite fancy if it's a 20"

Forgot the link https://www.amazon.com/Sunbeam-MixMaster-Stand-Mixer-White/dp/B000COC69C/ref=pd_lpo_1?pd_rd_i=B000COC69C&psc=1

Prices for the stand mixer have shot up to $175.91 on Amazon, not sure if that's inflation speaking, or more likely is often the case, the item is discontinued and remaining stock is all that's left. The last Sunbeam mixers made in USA was 1997 I believe. Which was also when the Automatic...

Those Warings are both very nice! I like those ribbed glass jars they use, those really caught my eye as a kid. The clover shape design they use is genius too. Unfortunately I don't have any, I do have two modern KitchenAids but nothing vintage in that department.

There's a golfing community near me that started out in the early 70s, I think 1971 to be exact. I was reading on their website that it began as a "Westinghouse community." I've been to a few estate sales there and one was at probably one of the first homes there, and it had a harvest gold...

That range looks pretty basic, I'm guessing early 70s just before the sale to WCI.

I don't understand why they used such a narrow range hood, and the upper cabinets don't line up with the width of the range. Assuming that everything is original.

https://orlando.craigslist.org/app/d/orlando-stove-and-fridge/7491243971.html

Do used appliance stores in your area still sell older stuff? Like black or woodgrain console washer/dryers, stoves or laundry with lighted consoles, refrigerators with reach in doors, stuff in other colors than white/black/stainless steel like bisque, almond, etc? I have noticed the ones...

I sit on the toilet at home to avoid these urine spots on walls, cabinets, baseboard, toilet tank, on floor, etc. Peeing produces splashes and stray droplets even if not visible on toilet rim itself. I can recall at a previous job a coworker complaining about how her son had left the seat up on...