Americans will be SHOCKED at the Cultural Differences between the US and Sweden! | AMERICAN REACTS

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[@darthetraveler]

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[@ItzAzo]

The sink sprayer thingy is not normal but you can get them in most plumbing stores now. 😅

[@michaeltempsch5282]

Wall2wall carpeting was fairly popular in Sweden in the 70s Induction - a coil under the glass top has an alternating current running through it, creating a magnetic field. In the pan bottom the magnetic field induces eddy currents, and those, by P=RxI², cause heating of the pan bottom. Small dishwashers - there's also a lot of single (1 person) households in Sweden...

[@gunlindblad5202]

Sprayers are mostly in modern homes because people tend to want to get something that comliment the age of the house. You can buy a small one attached to the facett to make it not so ”in your face”

[@herrbonk3635]

9:40 You "wow" living in a house (building) from the 1930s/40s? 🤨 That's actually the era called "modernism" here! 😎Most of the buildings you saw when visiting Stockholm are half a century or so older (1840s to 1920s). And many, as in Gamla Stan, are several hundreds of years older.

[@leoforsberg2359]

we either have those magnetic stoves or just straight up electric stoves that heat up super fast i havent been in 1 home that still use gas stoves electric stoves are just so much better both for cooking and for the environment and when i mean i have never seen those "old" gas stoves i mean it

[@herrbonk3635]

Heltäckningsmattor ("whole-covering-carpets") do exist in Sweden. I have them in the basement of my house. Sure, these were completely out of fashion in the 1980s and 90, but have become somewhat more popular again recently, although not as much as in the 1960s and 70s.

[@SofieBjorkheim]

There was one in mom and dad's house when they bought it. Mom absolutely hated it. It's gone now, but we had it all through my childhood.