1940s Obsessed Woman Lives In A Wartime House! | Good Morning Britain

[@elizabethabbott9177]

Love this! Have a lot of furniture from this era too! A proper home.❤

[@saintetienne755]

Wonderful stuff - well done Joanna!!

[@StephenJohnson-hl4kz]

Wow, what can you say about this. I hope all the best for this lady as i love what she's done. Who wouldn't wanna live in that home. I love it.

[@angelapennock2639]

This was my grandmas house in 1980. I was brought up in another era

[@bhangg_high]

My grandmothers house was similar to the 1950's so I can totally relate to what you are saying!!!!

[@carljohnson1997]

Good for her

[@rubydawn1]

love it when everyone has no electricity she will be fine.

[@kaycarter492]

It was really nice set up. I think pierce Morgan can shut up stuffy old man that woman’s worked hard to get her house like that

[@JennyWilson-ko6gt]

Yes _ I couldn't live with him in any era.

[@dustbowlhammer7119]

Although technology moves forward, some folks feel that we left a lot behind!

[@imab-lever445]

word.

[@user-wi6cz4hh5b]

Definitely!

[@7peacefrog]

This is so neat! I would love to be able to do this, live as in the 1940's Thanks for sharing this

[@BethNu]

Love what you've done, I love the designs of that era too for many reasons.

[@HarveyVamp]

Love it. Her home is wonderful

[@justethical280]

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but Piers, come on man, be at least a little bit happy for her. She's a nice lovely lady who values traditions...

[@kalel311superman9]

good for her she is living how she wants

[@AliceEade-st2yc]

Good luck to her

[@Soul.Life.Loving]

Gosh. I lived like this when I was a child and I do remember Izal. An oil lamp in the outside look to stop the pipes freezing 🥶

[@trudi5329]

Izal toilet paper I remember it well!!

[@witchysam4273]

It looks beautiful and im aure ot suits her well and picking pit the best things of an era is bery romantic. ❤

[@mahatmacote6478]

Piers Morgan is being a curmudgeon! Come on mate, she likes to choose her way of life like everybody does, except she's not a conformist robot. Yeah I get that mod conveniences make living easier but she's not looking for that, or you.

[@jonriley8342]

What a beautiful home, I’d love to stay there for a couple of days, I’d pay. Hope she has a lovely man now to share her home with.

[@davidnash1220]

Brilliant 👏

[@rhondareese1607]

They had electric fridges in the 40s and gas and electric cook stoves.

[@turtlefromthenorth]

The first domestic, fully automatic washing machines too, I think 1947 or something like that. . They where too expensive to begin with for most people, but during the 50s it became more common. Electrical gramophone, plugged into the radio, kitchen mixers,.. Central heating was common before the war, water carried heat and the burner in the cellar. I hope she has fun, it looks like she does. Maybe a nice enameled cooker turns up more locally. Electrical cookers was pretty common by then too, and not overly expensive.

[@pyewackett5]

I think things kicked off after the 1946 exhibition: ' Britain Can Make It'. The general public saw the innovative best that Britain could make , but were miffed when they were told that all the good stuff had to be sold abroad. Not until the 'Festival of Britain' in 1951 could the ordinary man in the street feel & sample the benefits of a new Elizabethan Age

[@janettesessarago4690]

W🌻W I love the 40's too, perhaps we lived it in another life, and we're very happy 🤗

[@becksyule2972]

😊 love this kind of stuff

[@thinkingallowed7042]

Cool. You do you. I love eccentricity.

[@brandonhoad9033]

Has she met the British man that lives in the mid 1940s ? Just watched his video

[@lesleyhubble2976]

I was thinking the exact same thing

[@LiverpoolEurovision]

So cosy ..... Pefect and relaxing . I want to come over for a cuppa ❤

[@lilgeorge34]

I love this house,

[@Rockercaruthonyoutube]

I still know how to light and make a coal fire. I was born in the 50.s i had to clean out the grates and make the fire you had to know how to pull the drawer across to vet the fire going. And call in the chimney sweep to clean the soot out the chimney red stripe wall paper in the alcoves really set it off. The alcoves and book shelves held dads leather bound gardening and world war 2 books. The wooden french windows were draughty in winter and the wind blew the curtains across the room. Heaven 😊😇.

[@canuck3169]

They did have indoor plumbing in the 1940’s.

[@MaryMccracken-jr2jn]

Some folks did. Where I come from many did not in the 1940s

[@lolalouise9503]

The shiny Skiddy toilet paper was basically just a roll of grease proof paper you use for the oven, cut int 2 and plonked next to the toilet. I remember it was still being used in our primary school (the tight sods) in the 80s, and we absolutely hated it as much as you could imagine.

[@peterjames6620]

It was useless wasn't it? We called it "slippy slidy."

[@emelless5365]

I remember that horrible toilet paper in my primary school in New Zealand, in the sixties.Jeyes, I think it was.

[@PuraVetus]

I would love to meet a woman like that, my dream is to make my house like that era.

[@CanYouHandleLife]

I will do the exact same thing in my house and I want to find a woman who likes to live like that. Only thing is...I might keep the shower/indoor toilet/washing machine...not sure yet.

[@patriciaschuster1371]

Whatevrr floats your boat! I myself love my modern senior highrise.

[@twinny7170]

This women looks like anna from the youtube channel from chateau to farmhouse-its a wonderful life.

[@peeg09]

Each to their own. As long as she doesn't have their views.

[@pyewackett5]

A vintage lonely ♥️'s. The quest for authenticity deepens . W'kenders need not apply ... 😏

[@radiogramgramophonetoons5802]

Toilet paper in the 1940s !!!!!! Sheets of newspaper you mean

[@marybedward9381]

Beautiful

[@suzannehaigh4281]

They had TV's in the 40's, black and white of course

[@mrsgab56gillianbates45]

50s

[@CuriousandCultured]

I'm pretty sure she will find someone. I have a seen a few men featured on KZbin that are currently living this era.

[@LeePearce-wq6pv]

He's so horrible.. and the reason we all want to escape this era!

[@LewdCustomer]

Why would she pay to use 1840s equipment?

[@GuessMyName234]

There's no way she lives like this all the time

[@rickybaumgartner5635]

I want to see the 40's bathroom

[@pathopewell1814]

There wasn't one!

[@sandyfustin7253]

This was a wealthy persons home not an average home of the times

[@rayskitten78]

There's a 40s man to, people tried to marry them off

[@lizmarin9568]

The bomb shelter would make an excellent root cellar!

[@ellydavis2066]

"Obsessed".🙄

[@danamarcotteseiler7423]

We were better then

[@user-he7wb5in9e]

Wonder how she is today…

[@Travelleramit]

Can I have her number 😂

[@maryellenquinn5267]

Oh ugh!

[@1MilkmanDan1]

Prison. This is very cool, but I think she needs some counseling

[@jillianlea9690]

She could have a bath and toilet .

[@paperprincess1050]

I believe she will find a nice man

[@teevee7678]

thats called extreme boredom

[@florjanbrudar692]

Say what you will about it but this is her own lifestyle that she chose. Her own path. She's not hurting anyone.

[@teevee7678]

@@florjanbrudar692 cool

[@shorty332]

​@@teevee7678nothing is extreme boredom if you enjoy it. People may be bored playing video games all day.