I just picked up a 1994-96 model. Works but very dirty. I'd love to see how you lubed and cleaned the motor. Funny, one of the feet is broken also...Must be a thing with these fans!

Your videos are very relaxing! Thanks for your channel.

Bought mine new in here in Australia in 2013 and love the sound this gives out but about 5 years ago the sound went really soft and I could not increase volume. The issue was there no matter what connection was used bluetooth, aux etc and I could never find a fix even after contacting Samsung and repairs they put me onto didnt want to touch it as they had no experiance with them. I was doing a clear out of the garage this week and decided to have another crack and came across your video so decided to change the tubes to see if that has any impact on the issue. I have the tube component out but I cannot remove the tubes they seem stuck/fused in there any advice how to remove when stuck? I have googled and tried wiggling etc but they won't budge.

Reminds me of the old maglight

Thank you for help.

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I never knew they made that, or perhaps wasn't interested in it, in my younger twerpy years. But I wish I had, I would have been all over that thing! WIRED connection? That would have been a dream for me, and I probably would still have it. Not sure if the same was true with you, but when I was young, and I got something that took batteries, when those batteries went dead, I wouldn't get replacements for easily 6 more months. A device like that, that took batteries, I would have found a wall wart to power it instead so I wouldn't need batteries. And with a wired probe--that would have been perfect, so I wouldn't need to rely on batteries at all. These days, on my own, I have a couple weather stations with outdoor sensors, and yep, they got batteries, and yep, they go dead. And when they do, I simply replace them. It's so easy. You really can't go wrong with that thing, the way you have it set up. Excellent idea to monitor the A/C vent. In fact, that kind of gives me an idea...this could go places!

Incandescents will always have a certain charm. But the cost offset of running them VS these LED ones, both on longevity and power consumption, makes up for any slight win the incandescents get (at least in my opinion). I went with the Tru-Tone Classic Colors for outside (C7), and the Jeweltone for a few displays inside.

What a sweet memory 💝 I got one of these yesterday from marketplace and i have a few other vintage ones but this one was a little more difficult to figure out. So i did the google thing and your video showed up. First things first, this thing is HEAVY! It's definitely better made than the newer ones. It also came with three different wheels. Which im anxious to try. And now that i know how to work it, i will! Very cute label at the rhe end. Thanks for sharing.

What is your favorite pine cleaner? Seems like you just about tried them all.

Almost fell asleep to this really peaceful

My lawn in South Mississippi is dry as a bone! Send us some of that rain.

Thanks for sharing all the info but especially for the icicle lights. I found two sets without a box last year so I’m happy to see them in their original packaging. They are very pretty lights with a soft glow.

I can't get any of the changes to budge at all. Tried WD 40 and channel lock pliers and they didnt move an inch or centimeter. Ugh

The "26 lightning bolt" I believe is a Westinghouse mark. May have gotten mix in with the GE pack.

GE most definitely had an edge over Westinghouse for rich, deep transparent coatings on their Xmas bulbs. Sadly their coatings building, one of many buildings at the East 45th Street Plant in Cleveland, started being demolished in 2023. Westinghouse D26 bulbs, were manufactured in the Reform, Ala. plant which also closed many years ago but still stands, although sits abandoned and decaying. The 70s truly was the last decade for quality American manufactured Christmas bulbs.

I miss chasing lights!

I remember having these red plastic bells that had C7 clear twinkling bulbs in them, and as they twinkled, it almost sounded as if the bells were "ringing"! (just softly- only could be heard in a quiet room).

Nice finds I've already started putting up my trees and lights I'm going over the top this year

Getting real close to set up time!

That's a really neat light set but $59 for a light set in the 80s ? Wow My parents had a few strings with c7 type bulbs replaced all bulbs with blinking lights and I loved the random blinking

Love PINALEN so much !!!

This one is strong and smells great! Instantly! Love this video !

Thank you I need to check the high current fuses and had no idea we need to disconnect the battery before doing so. Battery disconnection= painless

Hey can u provide me of a picture of that tag on that ballast u installed or the product number ? Thanks from 🇨🇦

wind up this beauty!

Power of Pin Sol

I had one myself but it was missing the wind up key so i sold it

awesome

Now it's become unusual to see an incandescent bulb being that they're now fewer and fewer of them around.

May I ask where I can find this please

I seem to recall similar bulbs back in the 1970s, that you would buy for aquarium hoods.

I know those bulbs well! While I don't own any, my father has a couple in his hoard. Never used them, just acquired them from somewhere. I'm sure he wouldn't miss them, but then again, I can't see a need for them to be in my hoard instead.

Whoa, tinned ends on those wires? ("Real tomato ketchup, Eddie?" "Nothin' but the best!") I've never seen anyone go so far as to tin the wires for a lamp socket. I know what it does and why, just never seen that done for that particular purpose. Well, I guess you one-upped me, my level of quality workmanship isn't quite quite up to snuff!

oh that's awesome how theyre all pretty much original, I seriously hope they don't get replaced with the dEcOrAs

I have collection of the vintage lights. That one dates back to the 40s I recognised the logo on the bottom. I have about 4 of those. They were very well made.

love to know that this has stranded the test of time for you! I bought one on ebay ‘cause I don’t like the look of the newer plastic ones. loved to hear about your grandfather too, sounds like a special memory. I used this tutorial to figure mine out, and first thing I just made was my name and got to put it on my late father’s childhood yogi bear piggy bank, right underneath his name (made with a similar label maker). thanks so much for making this video and sharing.

Indeed, that looks real nice all polished up! Still can't remember exactly where it came from. And just think, back when that was sold new in stores, it was just a regular, off-the-shelf item, nothing particularly special. Now you look at it like you would a classic car! In this case, that chrome might just get you home!

This stuff is AMAZING!!! Please purchase it! They are a family owned business and all of their products are great!!! It takes me back to the 80s pine sol!!

Looking Good!

The 1979 would of prob handled it better as its a tank. But yeah as its a rare vintage machine not worth risking it. This machine did well tho

Should be wearing gloves

Where in the world did you find Surf? They haven't had that in my area in a while.

Looked like it cleaned your floor pretty good but too bad there were no clouds to be seen in the water.

Thanks for the video! As a landlord, I am always looking for good cleaning products!

I bought that exact machine at a garage sale. I was wondering if it was missing parts as I had a hard time figuring that it would actually bake the bread in the same round container where it did the mixing. But after seeing that glorious cylindrical loaf you just made I feel a bit better about my impulsive purchase, haha . I will probably try it tomorrow.

I'm back for Pine. Yay for real traditional scent. I may look this one up.

Thank you for posting a pine cleaner I will avoid this one on Amazon. I think I will start to pay attention more on percentage of pine oil.

Paramount popcorn maker is the next best investment, gives an even better flavor !