in 1957, whirlpool shared their kitchen of the future
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2021
- in 1957, whirlpool launched their 'miracle kitchen', a wildly imaginative, futuristic and customer-relevant full-line solution for the ultra-modern home. this video highlights the room's features, which took advantage of major developments in technology, television and transportation
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Oh boy, the technician of the future would have been a full time house guest.
I thought the same thing.
Wow! The first smart home!
If they could’ve really predicted the future, there would’ve been a cat riding around on that roomba wet mop thingie.
my dad was a T.V. repair man. he had the ultimate set of tools!
If you have ever watched "The Glass Bottom Boat" with Doris Day, or the Ma and Pa Kettle movie where they win a brand new automatic house, you will recognize many of the things in this video. While this kitchen never actually came to fruition, many of the features are actually now incorporated into our modern everyday conveniences, such as flat screen TV, Baby monitor, microwave/convection cooking, robot vacuum cleaners, refrigerator shelving that raises and lowers on a conveyor type pulley, cell phones etc.
Hell, if you ever saw a Rube Goldberg cartoon, you’ll know where they got some of these ideas.
Yes, but these inventions came to fruition in a very different way than is predicted here.
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My house has been like this since August of 1988. I can't tell you how many times I have waved my hand over the years.
I love these absurd home of the future videos.
Remember, the more moving parts and fancy shit you have, the more likely to break and the more expensive to fix.
Oh boy I can't wait to get my hands on all this stuff!
All I can say is - 'Keep Dreaming'! 😂
They do not credit the presenter. I wonder who she was. Such lovely enunciation, a grace that we've lost.
Authentic femininity. Something that’s been lost and demonized. Sad….
that was definitely the first roomba vacuum
Only it mops! Can you imagine having to change the water? Maybe it empties and refills water automatically, but that’s a lot of parts going into a wall. I’d hate to pay a plumber to come fix it when it f’s up.
I got tickled when she mentions a ‘color’ TV and the video is black and white!
😅😅😅😅😅😅
As a movie director from that time said, B&W or Greyscale was the coin of the realm in those days.
A Star Trek kitchen!
Omg I love that kitchen. I need it in my life 😊. Why didn't they do it? I feel like it's the Jetsons 😅.
I'll bet it was a 'miracle', when it actually worked correctly...😅
All this to make the housewife's life simpler. It reminds me of a Sci-Fi movie from the same year where the women had advanced degrees doing important work yet were serving the boys coffee and sandwiches.
And all this technology only doubles the price of a new 🏡 home...😮
So sad we still do not have these types of kitchen as a standard. And of course subject to breakdown
And how much will that kitchen of the future cost?
You don't want to know
"I just love this new dirty dish cart that moves across the room all by itself. But Bob says he's going to turn it into a robot wet bar so he never has to get out of his Lazy Boy again."
I’d love to see the patents for all the tech being proclaimed to work here.
Patents on these concept gizmos are long expired.
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Assuming they were filed they would be expired. But there is a possibility that they were doctored demonstrations…
what happened to our technical progress? we are further along than we were 70 years ago ... that's sad
Most of these are available. You just need money for it
This is why I believe we didn't land on the moon 🌚
My BFF is married to Ross Bella Jr. & we both grew up with Whirlpool kitchens.
How lazy do you have to be to want this kitchen?
It's 2024 and I still don't have any of this technology
Well, the "Whirlpool Miracle Kitchen" sounds good and on the surface, looks very convenient to use. But with all those gadgets preparing many different meals, dispensing many different drinks and washing dishes etc... How much time is spent refilling, rotating out expired food and reprogramming it for different meals? Seems like they traded one convenience for a different drudgery. But I guess if someone could afford something like that back then, they could afford to pay someone to do it for them.
So there is a color television, yet the ad was still in B&W????
How about just having an ice dispenser in your refrigerator????
Not enough buttons for all of the recipes!!!! STUPID!!!!
We have food processors, Kurig coffee makers, refrigerators with water and ice-cubes/crushed, Ring door bells, baby monitors, and computers with our recipes on them.
sounds like a nightmare for electricians and plumbers!
actually a dream...all those service calls
The nightmare comes when a storm knocks the electric grid out for a couple of days.
Every time she says "RCA Whirlpool Miracle Kitchen", take a tequila shot. You'll be drunk in 5 minutes.
That was more futuristic than Star Trek and equally impossible.
There’s also a video of this kitchen from 1959.
How about a video that has a better resolution than 120 x 240???
This was fun to watch!
And with all this stuff hidden behind the cabinets, there's no place for your dishes
Wow! Who actually purchased this?😳
This video: able to envision a future with central computers, roombas, etc.
Also this video: unable to anticipate a future when men will also participate in kitchen activities.
;-P
Ahh, gender roles firmly established. I watched a Sci-Fi from 1958. The two women crew members had advanced astrophysics degrees performing important work, but when lunchtime rolled by, they were serving the boys coffee and sandwiches. I had to laugh at that.
This would be 300k now
i remember this
One thing they got right, everything is white and plain
Sadly, tremendous amount of free time in the future, but NO IN HOME COOKING. Takeout only.
How mush does this kitchen cost?
I am a high end designer and my guess would be 300k
This is utopia living
It’s been 66 years and we still don’t have the RCA whirlpool kitchen.🙄 closest we came is a kitchen with a microwave, blender, and your iPhone sitting on the counter.WTF?
I wonder if anyone bought this kitchen!
Could that be actress Ella Raines?
I would be more convinced if she actually had any .. you know, like actual FOOD in the kitchen ..
I was born in 1957. We didn’t have none of this stuff , lol lol lol
So you had it all? Learn how to WRITE and probably SPEAK!!!
Did she say grill a THREE POUND STEAK IN LESS THAN 2 minutes?????? THREE POUNDS IS A ROAST, and even 70 YEARS LATER, you STILL CAN’T (not to mention WANT TO) do that in TWO MINUTES!!!!!!
I bet none of these were ever made, even as demos. None of the necessary plumbing, electrical lines, or motors were even hinted at.
so many washing machines
This program is so overexposed.
Rich people’s products
You'd have to be SUPER rich to afford a kitchen like this one!
The problem with a 'push button, self cleaning' Kitchen is that it leaves the women with nothing to do all day!
DUMB!!!! ALL OF IT!!! I can’t believe that people actually thought that this would be the future!!!
If Rube Goldberg had been a Whirlpool kitchen designer…
A lot of these predictions are off. They didn't know the computer would be invented, which is odd, considering computers were around, but only in businesses at that time. And they were not digital.
I remember the first electric calculator my dad bought. It was a Ti (Texas instruments) in 1973. He paid $130 for it, and it was nothing special. The same as you'd get at the dollar store today for $1.45, except much heavier.
I remember being in 7th grade when Texas instruments came out with the first portable handheld calculator. I remember our math teacher getting pissed and telling us. Oh, you’re not gonna have calculators on you to do math problems when you get out in the real world. Lol but by golly we do we all have smart phones with calculators with us everywhere we go.