Growing Up in the 1970s House Means You Remember This
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2024
- Let's see what homes in the 1970s were like - 70s USA! Life in America
Join us as we travel back in time to revisit these forgotten home décor of the 70s! These 1970s Things Found In Every Home, including TV Trays and Bean Bag Chair, were part of our childhood memories.From Shag Carpet to other household items we never see anymore, we're going to evoke nostalgic memories of 1970s USA in this video! If You Grew Up in a 1970s House... You Remember This!
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The 70's stereo console had an 8-track tape player built into it. We never had a remote control for the console TV. Bell-bottom pants were a fad for awhile. None of my fellow students wore a backpack. None. We just carried our books on the bus.
5:19 Curtis Mathis, the most notable of these kind of console TV's. We've had many that broke and still stayed as furniture, Zenith a close second.😆
I used to like watching the record labels spin around on the stereo.😊
I still use my pole lamp which is next to my desktop computer. I have other other things from the 70's and even earlier such as Mr Coffee, board games, record players with vinyl 45 and 33 rpm records, wall mounted touch tone hard-wired phone etc. I have 3 fireplaces in my 1978 home. They are needed when there are power outages in the winter months. We still have shag carpeting in some areas of the house.
Velvet oil paintings, Elvis Presley being the best of them all as well as the dogs playing poker. And wood paneling on the walls. I could look at a bunch of old photos of family events and and see all of these things, with my Buster Brown haircut that most of us boys had making us look like young Beatle fans and Kool Aid stains smiles. Plastic furniture covers, my parents had that too!
The good days
9:05 If you are a kid in the 1970s, you definitely accidentally broke these things walking by and accidentally clingling onto them.
11:27 We had long red shag carpeting in the 1970s that got removed after the toilet overflowed.🤢I'd love to have it but my cats would use it like a litter box LOL.
Records made a comeback
9:52 I can think of many reasons these things are not used anymore, like hygiene, these things are mold and let's just say liquid collectors, LOL.
As well as the soft toilet seats back then, toilet hygiene was pretty nasty in the 1970s wasn't it?
Pole lamps were also around in the 1960's, as were touch tone phones , console tvs and tv trays. and the other items you featured. Do your research, please :)
Macramé plant hangers and latch hook rugs. They. Were. Everywhere.
10:52 Parcheesi.
Lava Lamps