Items that go on and on..

Ectophile

I still have a Goldstar (now LG) microwave that my parents bought for me 22 years ago when I bought my first flat. The buttons are all a bit wonky, but it still works fine.

It was only last year that I got rid of the Baby Belling cooker and Electrolux fridge bought just after. Both were still working (though the fridge never really got cold enough any more).

candycow

Our Henry lasted us 10 years, including 2 house moves, and dealing with an awful lot of hair. We had to replace one part, for about £8.

EycplUK

I got a o/h 40 years ago and she still works :rotfl:

jackieb

My Mum still has her Kenwood Chef. She uses it every week and it's older than me and i'm 44. Never even been serviced.

jackieb

jackieb wrote: »

My Mum still has her Kenwood Chef. She uses it every week and it's older than me and i'm 44. Never even been serviced.

The Kenwood that is!

Debt_Free_Chick

My AGA is about 40 years old

Mrs_Ryan

OH reckons the Wharfedale TV in the front room is about 11 or 12 years old. However we're getting Mum's cast off Toshiba 37' LCD very soon

missile

My mum is still going strong after 89 years