20 Old Home Features That Have Faded Into History
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- 20 Old Home Features That Have Faded Into History
Have you ever seen something in a house and had no idea what it was? Houses have evolved over the years and many features are no longer used in modern homes. For example, have you ever heard of a witch’s staircase? What about Victorian shutters? Join us as we explore and discover the 20 missing home features!
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Radiators are not silent. They would often”. ding” and make noise when they were running.
I still hang my laundry out on clothe lines on sunny days.
My family moved to Alaska in the early '90s. Our first rental there had no road, no power, and no running water. I got pretty good at starting a fire in the wood stove, and I can still trim a wick on kerosene lamps. Having gas lamps built into the house was so weird to me, but now when the power goes out, I kinda miss them :P
Root cellar is handy in the summer months when there was a threat of severe storms.
I was about to say root cellar? In Oklahoma it is called the 'fradie hole, emergency quarters, storm cellar is closest I ever heard to root cellar 😆 but grandma did have canned potatoes down there!
I had a milk box on the front porch growing up, not a milk door. Also 16:48 had that exact pattern flooring in my kitchen.
when i visited liverpool there was a dumbwater in one of the pubs i went to. i was trying to figure out what it was because they kept putting food in it and closing the door, and finally my dad said "it's a food elevator! how cool!'
i am amazed that clothing lines and porches are considered a thing of the past. they are pretty much everywhere (especially in villages) nowadays and only houses from the 50/60s seem to miss a porch. but well...i am also from germany and not the us. so guess a bit of a cultural difference.
and nowadays linolium is not that visible as linolium anymore, i would say its still super common, we even have some eco friendly ones and our hardware stores section is probably as big as the laminat and parquet section.
also root cellars are amazing. really glad my house still has a cellar that doubles down as one, but they are definitely uncommon in more modern houses.
In certain communities where there were steel mills etc. clothes lines were not practical.
As an american i would like transpm windows to come back. For the love of god that and the attic fan house fan whatever were lifesavers.
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