Ohh it’s such a pretty bathroom!! I wish to one day have a home with an original pink bathroom and kitchen 🥹😭🩷

It's amazing what you've done with the place! And all of the people that helped you and gifted you 50s things are so awesome too! ❤

Very cute.

you look nice

I have one !

A 1950s coffee maker costed $11, which would be $120 today? Wow

I would rather have a home like yours than a brand new built home yours has so much character and charm you have a beautiful and interesting home.

Johnny Cash testing the box. Such a cat thing to do 😂

Love u Laci☺️

Sorry, but I hope this is ok to ask. I need to ask women that are doing the time periods I want to do (1930, 1940, to 1950) My question is what would be the right/good hair cut to make a good hair style for the time periods I said? Please and help or where I can find help? Thank you

Kaca kapur -------->

Little red lady Laychee

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Fun facts: the greek word pyrexia was originatedly between the word "py" or pronounce "pai" for highest streak of fever. Or in my country as it call demam panas. #Pyrex Nak basuh pinggan camana ni?

Ela tem. muita classe ao. se. maquiagem.❤

Deixa o barulho dos seus eletrodomésticos para podermos ouvir

I love you to the moon and back again ❤

Your so beautiful

Your bathroom looks lovely! I always liked the lady heads, and they look perfect on the circle shelf. I live in the 1950s house my grandparents built. My bathroom is pink tile with black accent tile and blue fixtures. I also have the spinny mirror/toothbrush holder. New-fangled toothbrushes don't fit in there, but my kids filled it with random treasures when they were little (hiding them from Bad Guys), so it is still full of important things! ☺

Love the video!

Loved the dished

I hope you post more videos! I love these. I’m turning my apartment Trent into a high end vintage home

I’m so happy you are back you’ve gone thru lots of changes how wonderful your kitchen was pretty amazing that’s my favorite spot can’t wait to catch up on all your new videos

Thanks for sharing😊 I am downsizing, and found the cooky press with the frosting gadgets but don't remember using it...KZbin to the resue😂 I was wondering have you used the Mirro frosting gadget? Unfortunately I haven't found any videos on Mirro vintage frosting gadget. Again, thanks😊

The Pendleton outfit is absolutely smashing! It's my favorite!

Love it ❤

It’s so bright cheery and colorful!

I am a 79 yr old housewife. Bought that vacuum in 1963. It was called "the little green pig". Same color same attachments. Still have it.

Such an awesome Pyrex Collection. ❤️

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You always look so fabulous!

I’m usually good at finding hidden objects. And I could not find one. UGG.

I just noticed you are just as beautiful without the makeup, really pretty!

I love this...I collect vintage luggage. I would love to travel with some, but I am afraid it is too large for carry-on and I don't want to check it. Do you fly with yours?

Seahorses?

I think that skirt is a Rip Van Winkle print.

My Veg-O-Matic actually came with the wedge ring and a sharpening stone for the blades. NEVER seen the stone for these before!!

I think the curtains were my favorite! That print is gorgeous 😍

That's a nice machine! I have a Kirby from 1959 that I still use almost daily. I have had it since I was 12 and I am 38 now, lol.

I’m watching this again after a few years, and wonder how your collection has grown . I just bought a complete Old Orchard Cinderella set at Goodwill today. Most of my sets were pieced. ❤

Lobster is in the copper mold collection at the kitchen displayed.

I love the 1950s!!

Just be careful if you use vintage dishes or bakeware that were made before 1971. That is when the US passed a law regulating lead in plates and dishes. Before that time people used lead paint and sealers on dishes.

Ola ❤minha avó tinha essas forminhas de gelo

Your clothes look very nice. Have you changed anything since the video was new? I use wool detergent too, but for cottons, linen, rayon, and similar I now use 7th. Generation liquid laundry detergent (the one that smells like oranges or citrus). It is with out any oxy bleach and brighteners, and I have not had any problems. I have swatch tested several washes in cool water up to 30c, some 40C (86-104F) and the big difference is cleaner fabrics. The new vintage fabric swatches looked much the same after 10 washes, I could not tell a difference. I don`t hesitate to use a prewash now, and I do not mix detergent and vinegar; but have the vinegar as a separate step after rinsing. It makes the soapy water clean better, and the vinegar does a better job on its`s own too. I don`t soak for too long but can let the clothes stay in the soapy water from 10 up to 40 minutes. I use oxy clean stain remover when needed (It is the small spray bottle called "maxforce"), it works on old stains, cotton, linen, viscose, and even with swatch testing it has come out identical. Swatch testing woolite and 7th. Generation detergent have turned out fine too, but the last one cleans better. As mentioned a prewash works too, lukewarm water 30C to 40 C. I don`t use vinegar a lot, but have found a fabric rinse called Sonett Laundry Rinse. It is similar, but with out the vinegar smell. I like your method of washing garments in a large tub. I often use my washing machine, on the two gentlest cycles, the wool cycle and the one with a bit more movement in the drum. A quick 900 rpm spin work for fabrics in resonably good condition. I use only one garment in the machine, high water level, and skip the spin if needed. I have a Miele front loader, not the top model. I have used a little bit of oxyclean for cottons and light colors if needed, it helps with staining and stubborn dirt. I pick up all the info and tricks I can gather on this :- )

🇺🇸 What a wonderful video!!!! 🇺🇲

Like all you got. Really love the kitty family!!!!!

You are a gem. All you need now is the vintage black cat clock with the moving tail.❤

im so glad you're back. missed you so much. You inspire me to be my authentic self ^_^

Why not try a Jane Russell look from the fifties with the Playtex Bras, movies, and Mr. Hugh Hefner.