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Hi Dottie F, My husband and I had this conversation a few years ago about how when we were younger, and back in the 1970's, our jeans lasted for years. For the past maybe 20 years I've had to buy him a set of new jeans every year. He wears them to work and at home. Walmart started carrying Levi's, I thought great I'll get him several pairs and these will last, not. A month later he had rips and tares all over them. The Levi's I bought in 1977 I wore until 1985, because I gained weight and they no longer fit, not because they wore out. And I washed them every time I wore them too. I find it hard to grow old and remember how good things used to be and no longer are. These kids will never understand how badly they are being screwed over, because they don't know how good it used to be. ☺️✌️🖖👵👴 😷

I put away a couple pairs of my favorite jeans when I got pregnant with my son, about 30 years ago. (Planning on wearing them again when I lost the baby weight, but then forgot about them!) Found them in a box a few years ago, I was SHOCKED by the difference in the materials! When I put them away, I thought the old ones were well worn, faded and soft, but in perfect condition otherwise. But, comparing them to some I'd just bought a few months before was really eye opening! The fabric is *maybe* 1/3rd of the weight/thickness and the color retention was just ridiculous! The old "faded" jeans were still several shades darker than the pairs that were only a few months old (and washed 3 or 4 times, compared to the ones that had been washed probably close to a hundred times over the 4 or 5 years I wore them before putting them away! Where I think they've been able to get people to accept this is the trade off in softness. My old "butter soft" jeans, really aren't soft - never were and never will be compared to the new fabrics. For all their failings, the newer fabrics are smooth, forgiving and truly very, very soft, from the first wash. We've traded jeans that were made with phenomenal fabrics that wore like iron, for jeans that have a little give and are as soft as old flannel jammies. Yes, we're getting screwed, especially if you're looking for the work pants that they were originally made to be, those days seem to be over.

Yes, even in the nineties, jeans were thicker and more durable. Also a lot of denim smells like strong chemicals now.

Yes! I had jeans from the 70’s last until 2000. I dislike Jean material today. Adding stretch is the worst idea! It’s inferior material.

mind blown!

Good info thank you I learned a lot

Wow! Makes so much sense....once it was brought to my attention.

No, not for battles. Sailors go bellow deck and back many times a day so it was used for this.

Wow! Thought it was because they may have lost an eye in such battles!

Too young to have taken typing classes. History is getting twisted.

The French keyboard is quite different, f.i. first line of keys begins with "AZERTY". Letters/keys are placed according to their occurrence in French words..

Thanks for the interesting information. Love watching your videos.

It also gets rust off, I used it to get rust off an old bike. You can ball it up or fold it, which ever feels more comfortable, them rub the rust right off of the metal. Magic.

@Rick Baan Same here. I don't believe there is any hard and fast rule about the drawers. I've used both warming and broiler drawers and have never seen a separate switch! To use, you just turned on the oven like usual. I'd really say if you don't know what you've got, and can't access a manual, turn on the oven, then get down there and really look and feel to see what you've got. I do believe *most* electric stove/ovens have storage drawers, but wouldn't bet my good cookware on it, as I have seen/used one of those with a broiler drawer, too!

Exactly, your control knobs will indicate if your drawer is warmer or not, not all stoves have a warmer drawer.

Exactly. I don't want dust and animal fur in my food. My cookie sheets go in there.

I don't know if age plays into it, but all my stoves have been older, and that drawer has always been a broiler. Interesting to learn that some stoves have a warming drawer.👍🏻

@@jaytee2642 Were your stoves gas or electric? Most gas stoves have a broiler, while electric stoves usually just have a drawer.

That was a great tip/info!

Nope

Especially when he wearing *Divets lol...

Tom Cruise. He's five foot seven and wears stacked boots and shoes in all his movies. An old westerns actor had taller actors stand in holes to disguise his lack of height. And they say women are vain. 🙄

I learned that back in the mid 60's Driver's Ed.

Maybe that why I've known about it since I started driving in like 2006 lol

My oven is like that now. I hate it. I never broil anything, 'cause I hate the idea of having to put a pan down there.

Sammy G lol~my mom’s too!!!

I only knew about three of these facts

Same here... Sad part is.. I'm a damn carpenter! 20 plus years I've used one daily...and not a clue about this. 🤔

Me too

GirlForty , no kidding. If you’ve ever cleaned you kitchen floor on your hands and knees, you know how dusty and dirty It is down there ick !

GirlForty I know right? I’m just thinking about the burnt food that falls into that drawer 😖 no way I’m putting food in there.

Same!

Lee Spoon I’m wearing bottoms of some type so even though I’m decomping, I’m not totally gone lol

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😃agree , it feels like I am living in pjs been a years now

They were also made for the cowboys and ranchers!!!!!

I was going to say the same thing. People didn't have as many clothes and had to take more wear and tear than in more recent times.

That’s what I was thinking

Justalotofthingswithcin 🤣🤣☹️

Justalotofthingswithcin :just use 3-4 measures 🤷🏼‍♀️🍽🤤

Same! 😂

Yeah, same here!! And if I were to use the hole, then I'd know how many servings I was actually eating. Just not something I want to have to deal with right now. 😑

I've never knew that fact about high heels were first designed for "men"!?? Wow! Thanks for heads up!!!

Brenda Florentino-Weinstein me too!!!

Oh my goodness! That is an epic idea!!!

Holly Harbison LOL! He’s such a great sport!

@@kristabaumann673 He really is! 😊

I absolutely love these I watch these kinds of videos all the time but never knew the one about the drawer underneath the stove "like WOW" Are you kidding why did I not know this sooner

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And why not keep it in the oven?

Anna Massi because that’s also filled with baking pans 😂

The drawer on my oven is not a warmer. It's just for storage.

There are 3 different drawers actually. a warming drawer, A broiler and for storage. Search it up and read up on what you might have of these 3.

why waste a nail? ;)

🤣 this comment. Too funny!

In most stoves this drawer is not enclosed, dust etc gets in there.

Right!!

I agree. When we had mice last spring (weather change, not dirty!) there was mouse poop in there🤢

They used to put the broiler down there!

Just go clean your floor every now and then.

It's also for testing cleaning products on it so if it doesn't work you don,the reck the hole outfit

Um…wouldn’t you be able to match it since you will have that item on you?

@@bubgum00 Sometimes you have a bag that you don't want to wear to go shopping. Maybe it's too fancy or too nice, so you can just take the little piece of leather/cloth with you match a pair of shoes or an outfit.

Tyari Thats how it is with the oven I have now.

Yep mine is a broiler

Same - broiler option

yeah i remember my mom making toast for us kids under the stove.

Yeah most are broilers

Thank you, for making life easy for others in this Pandemic.

I thought the placement of keys was based on their usage in words.

I knew it's purpose but in my family that is the perfect "bread Box". 😄🍞

I don't have one!!!!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Lol!

Glad to know I'm not the only one. 😁

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I put my husband's Christmas gift there. He will never check there.

Where did she talk about food in a drawer🤷🏼‍♀️

Nikki Dale like the very first thing. Lol

Nikki Dale The drawer at the bottom of a typical oven isn’t for storage, it’s a food warming drawer.

@@tiffanysantana7333 🤣🤣🙋🏼‍♀️moron here

One year later it's the total opposite. Everyone hates each other.

@@thecatatemyhomework yeah ate my words on that one.

Yep, all part of the elite’s plan.