Westinghouse 1949 Christmas Appliances Commercial Toaster coffee Maker 

Good ol days huh im 28 old boy...but i wish i live in those time...every thing was real..ass tiits face..😂😂😂😂😂

Big10 Cartel If your 28, your not a boy. Move out of the basement and get a job.

I'm not that old but I always appreciate buy a new appliances as a gift! I'd take a nice vacuum over a diamond tennis bracelet any day

D DOLLAR HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!! Got’emmmmmmmm

same here! I'll take one of each and would use them on a regular basis!

Just mind, these were made before a lot of safety regulations came up with appliances. There could be surprising things about these fine old machines that you just *need* to pay critical attention to. Perhaps that doesn't apply as much to Westinghouse models (or at least, I hope not due to their earlier good reputation) but listen up: I just bought a Waffle Iron shortly before typing this. It's a General Electric one probably from the early 1960s, and I realized when I took the griddles off (which would be a common and easy thing to do [easy enough for a 4 year old!]) that *there are live wires exposed inside both sides of it.* It works fine, but seeing that just gives me more reason NOT to touch the metal casing. There's plastic to touch, and that's what you're supposed to hold the machine by. Oh, and toasters? I can't speak for *all* models, but the Sunbeam Radiant models are supposedly connected directly to the live main power when you even *just* have it plugged in. There's reason why Grandma told me to *NOT* stick a fork in a toaster. Safety features seem to have been greatly increased by the 1990s, though. It's not as though you can't enjoy these old models, but if you're not going to use it, *HAVE IT UNPLUGGED EVEN IF IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S OFF.* Besides that, you might want to check that they're reliable enough to not burn your house down. Maybe I'm a bit overly cautious here (and I'm not a gigantic vintage appliance enthusiast,) but the idea of old wiring insulation just not holding up in these, which causes electricity arcing, which causes a fire? I find it concerning, at the very least.

We are dreaming

As a poor person. I'd die for a dishwasher about now. When I dog sit for my cousin's their air fryer is something I'm blessed to get the chance to use.

Four years after rationing and the Great Depression before that. Scrub boards, clotheslines, fireside irons, and woodstoves. Today's wives don't realize how well they have it.

And in 1968 or so, a good blender cost around $60

What an idiot! A gift should be personal, not a household drudgery implement. since when were women only rated based on the equipment required to run a home???? there should be a household budget to buy these things. Then the woman would be getting things that are meaningful to her and honor her place in the home. A kitchenaid does n ot do that. Does he get all excited to get a set of wrenches for Christmas? Hell no! He goes out and buys them when he needs them.

I agree with abeautifulmess.. she's absolutely right! a present is a present, no matter what.. afterall, it's the thought the counts, and back when this commercial was made, a woman who considered herself a great housewife cherished well-made appliances that kept her and her family happy. To say someone's an idiot just because they want to make people happy with good cooking is the ignorant and probably a fat-ass lesbian who couldn't give a shit about anything but munching carpet!

Mary me...ya crazy lover

These women had little during the Depression, witnessed rationing, scrub boards and woodstoves, and many went without electricity. Receiving these, a washer and dryer, or an electric stove would be better than receiving a microwave oven in the 1970s, or a color television in the 1960s. These were prestige items.

Oh yes, a real woman, like you?

LOL that is for SURE!!! My Dad gave my mother a trash compactor, the kind that fits under the counter... well brother let me tell you, my mother ran up the stairs, crying the entire way, and slammed the bedroom door and wouldn't talk to my Dad the rest of Christmas day... so lesson learned to all you husbands and boyfriends out there...no appliances for the little woman at Christmastime.. unless she SPECIFICALLY asks for them LOL!!

I'd end up in the dog house for Christmas and New years!

Sounds like a bunch of spoiled ingrats.

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Ikr 😂😂

It's apparently a "Vacuum" model, which requires a 2 tier pot system. I tried looking it up on eBay, to see if I could find that model. Here's a video of a G.E. "Vacuum" coffee maker model, which is glass, to better show you how it works: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EJeht9P0Vhk.html

The way a lot of people dress today in public is disgraceful. No pride in grooming or attire. T-shirts are okay. Pajama bottoms should not be seen outside of the house and flip-flops are hideous; they were intended for pool or beach use only. Some people dress like this in restaurants. It's enough to make you lose your appetite.

@@jonathank8057 you care way too much 😂😂😂 let people be themselves

@@fawl3568: People can take pride in their appearances and still "be themselves." They can dress comfortably and casually in a dignified manner. There are some that just have no shame.

That's where the coffee goes, the bottom is for the water. ☕

GENO okay I'm going to tell you about that coffee pot because I was born in 48 but raised in the 50s and 60s but that is a drip coffee maker for one thing it is not a perkulator if you were interested second of all when you took the top portion off you took the top off of it and put it on the bottom portion you're ready to pour I hope I've been of some help and I have several of these appliances still and they work like charms I love my drip coffee maker and it's in the art deco style sorry it's a percolator I don't own a trip I own a modern one but I don't own one from back in the day

You remove the brew top

Easy now, madame. That's no proper behavior for a lady. especially not at christmas time.

Let us know when you find Made In Japan stamped somewhere. 🇯🇵

+ronman2221 Amen, brother...and she should

LOL that is for SURE!!! My Dad gave my mother a trash compactor, the kind that fits under the counter... well brother let me tell you, my mother ran up the stairs, crying the entire way, and slammed the bedroom door and wouldn't talk to my Dad the rest of Christmas day... so lesson learned to all you husbands and boyfriends out there...no appliances for the little woman at Christmastime.. unless she SPECIFICALLY asks for them LOL!!