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55 Things Literally Everyone Used To Have In Their Home 30 Years Ago That I Can Guarantee NO ONE Has Anymore

I seriously doubt anyone on Earth has these in their home anymore.

Thirty years ago, pretty much everyone you knew had...

1. A big, giant TV that weighed about 500 pounds:

A large TV with a tuner knob and encased in a wood cabinet

2. This exact chair, probably in the kitchen:

A metal armless chair with a footrest

3. And a kitchen table that looked exactly like this:

A small rectangular metal table with four armless metal chairs

4. A set of Revere Ware cookware that you probably got as a Christmas or wedding gift:

A stainless steel pot with a copper bottom and handle with cover

5. This blender that seemed to last decades:

Old-school Osterizer blender

6. This alarm clock:

A GE digital clock radio with AM/FM radio

7. Or this big, huge tank of an alarm clock:

A boxy GE AM/FM clock radio

8. The peak in furniture and music technology:

A turntable in a wooden cabinet with a rotary phone on it

9. An entire shelf built literally just for a phone book:

Antique all-wood wall recessed mount shelf for the telephone and telephone book in several coats of chippy paint

10. The ultimate can opener:

A Sunbeam automatic can opener and sharpener

11. This EXACT blanket:

Old orange-and-brown zigzag-pattern blanket

12. A room in the house with walls exactly like this...

A wood-paneled wall

...in a hallway that probably looked like this:

A carpeted, narrow hallway with wood-paneled walls

13. A phone you'd have to come barreling down the stairs to answer in time:

A corded rotary phone

And a list of every single important phone number that was probably yellowing with age:

A long handwritten list of names and phone numbers

14. The perfect device for popping (kinda dry) popcorn:

An old-school plug-in popcorn-maker

15. This grill that made everything taste just a little bit better:

A Sunbeam rectangular grill

16. This bedspread on your mom or grandma's bed:

Antique jacquard bedspread

17. This washing machine that absolutely destroyed fingers that got too close:

An old-school small tub washing machine

18. The loudest alarm known to humankind, made for traveling:

A vintage folding flat, rectangular travel clock

19. This exact Crock-Pot:

A vintage Rival Crock-Pot slow cooker

20. The goofiest of cups:

A set of Pillsbury Funny Face cups

21. One of these conveniently located next to the fridge:

A can opener hanging on a wall by a fridge

22. These exact salt and pepper shakers:

Long, plain, plastic "S" and "P" shakers

23. A jar full of candy completely stuck together that had been there for no one knew how long:

A bowl of colorful Christmas candy

24. The go-to lemonade jug for a picnic or camping trip:

Coleman gallon thermos/insulated jug

25. These coffee-making tools:

Aluminum coffee filter and kettle

26. This type of furniture in a room that probably smelled a bit like cigarette smoke:

Old futon-style dark-wood couch and chairs with floral pattern

27. One of these chairs that always seemed to get stickier the hotter it got outside...

A plastic lawn chair

...which was always found not too far away from at least one of these chairs:

Two webbed folding patio chairs

28. A kitchen with this kind of floor:

Detailed image of a linoleum tile background from the 1970s

29. This gorgeous end table right in the living room:

Antique octagonal wood table with doors and handles

30. A set of these ancient coasters that you'd get yelled at for not using:

A wood holder containing cork coasters

31. This exact carpet:

Avocado green sculptured carpet

32. A big fruit log in your freezer:

Frozen concentrate roll used to make orange juice

33. This (still beautiful) piece of bedroom furniture:

A wood vanity with large oval mirror

34. An iron your grandma used in the 1700s:

An antique cast-iron iron with large handle to be heated over fire

35. One of these hanging on the clothesline:

A homey, floral garment holder hanging from a clothesline

36. A literal book you'd have to bring to the bank with you:

A bank passbook

37. The greatest toy ever — the Moo Box:

Vintage pocket noise-maker mooing-cow tin toy in the shape of a can

38. A big ol' ball of needles:

Sewing pin cushion

39. A very, very fancy set of glass grapes:

Vintage Lucite glass grape cluster

40. One of these in the bathroom:

A vintage lighted flip makeup mirror with four settings: day, office, home, and evening

41. This wooden bowl that was most likely used for a crisp, cool iceberg salad:

Large patchwork/woven wooden bowl

42. A container that could only be opened with a knife or a spoon:

A tin container of Nestlé's Quik mix

43. These things that could class up any dish served on a paper plate:

Woven round plate baskets

44. One of these things that was probably not filled with what it was originally intended to be filled with:

Plastic camera-film canister

45. This dish that was perfect for any food:

Old-school quart casserole dish with glass cover

46. One of these right next to your phone:

A vintage flip-open address index/Rolodex that looks like a device with letters on it

47. One of these in the bathroom:

A toilet paper doll with a knit dress to cover the roll

48. One set of these around the holidays:

Nutcracker with picks in a flat box

49. Two sets of keys for one single car:

Two ancient-looking car keys

50. A sifter made out of metal:

A vintage metal flour sifter with measures (2–5 cups) and hand crank on the outside

51. A bunch of these lying around the house:

A View-Master with slide/reel

52. A bottle of this very, very painful stuff:

A bottle of Mercurochrome antiseptic (2% solution, 30% alcohol)  from Johnson & Johnson

53. One of these in your freezer:

An old metal, rigid ice tray with hand lever

54. One of these to fix wear and tear:

An old sewing machine in its case

55. And a whole bunch of Silly Putty:

Silly Putty copying type from a newspaper page of movie listings