Ba ha ha!

Yea fr

Chex Mix?

Try 5! Scissors

The earth is flat!!!

The survivors were definitely lucky

Oh, that's cute, you think they don't still do this today.

We’re here because nature weeded out the weak

Reading only the first half of your comment, I thought you meant it’s amazing we’re all here watching a 3 hour video on deadly Victorian appliances.

@christine pettett Cute that you think it happens to the extent it has in the distant past. There are still issues yes but nowhere near as bad as before.

Natural gas on pilot lights, most likely. Electronic ignition isn't as bad. I don't think. I think you can get by w induction and air fryer, but I'll need to see my electric bill first.

I don't have to imagine, I know that smartphones and social media are our downfall.

Processed food

Interesting thought "in 100 years" you stated in your comment as though there will be life the way we're heading... GL

Lol

For god sakes don't watch Hoarders... Watching the first two episodes my girlfriend and I decided to take a closer look at our home and decided to move the refrigerator and clean it out....... Oh my God !😮😵‍💫😩🤮

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@@brianschmidt9919 Are you guys still together and did the fridge make it? I still can't teach my cat to shake

@@gigi9301hahahahahaah😂😂😂😂

😂😂😂🤣🤣😅😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Is there a way to upgrade them?

Michigan basements are just as lethal.

I had a set of these in my closet going up to my attic from my bedroom and I did fall down those stairs and barely missed hitting my head on a huge nail that was on the inside of the door that you could see when you were going down the stairs like I would have died if that happened.. it was bad enough that on my way down I broke an entire wood stair with my body in half. It hurt really bad. I fell down some carpeted stairs once too in my next house that were full size stairs but that's a day when I think I might have had a mini-stroke Kitty other medical event and it was really scary and had nothing to do with the stairs at all and everything to do with something going on in my body at that moment. I didn't just fall on the stairs I fell probably 40 times on and getting to the stairs from my room, and down them and to the front door; just getting to the front door where the mailman was was a nightmare. My landing spot was outside in the front yard after falling into bushes outside my front door and everything. I do have to say, that mailman was a piece of junk person, because he didn't even ask me if I was ok. And anyone with half a brain would have noticed that someone doing that Continental falling and being very upset and crying over it probably wasn't okay and probably needed medical attention. Or maybe I have MS or something like that as it's in some females in my family. But yeah those stairs sucked!!

​@@kf10126 I hope you've been able to see your doctor❤ That sounds scary-I'm glad you're ok

I’ve toured some Victorian homes in the US with servant stairs. Very steep. Very dangerous. I got halfway up and then went back down. I’m not old, 30’a at the time, with hip problems anyways. So ya, not doing that at all

The farmer would’ve asked for spirits, not wine. Wine was considered a cooking ingredient (as you can find on the shelves of any Asian grocery store even now), while hard liquor distilled from sourgum or other grains are highly priced celebratory drinks. People in some regions would seal a jug of spirit when a daughter is born, and keep that jug sealed and buried underground for safe keeping until her wedding day, and open it at the wedding banquet for the celebration. It is also much easier to adulterate spirits with water because both are colourless.

​@@MsWinterlife It was told to me in Dutch by a family member, so I'm quite sure a lot of the details have been changed by the translation, his own personal flare & my summerizing of it. :D Thank you for the information! I always enjoy hearing more about other cultures and practises, specially when it comes to things that change through time.

Asian stuff is pretty annoying!

So what's new ?

@@brega6286 Now they sell us dog chews made from toxic meat, shoes made by political prisoners, plastic or from polluted water fish, lead painted toys, fake eggs, stuffed animals sewn by children, and electronics that break in six months. But we LOVE their low prices!

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How did you get it?

Wow! How did you get it, and did you know you had it?

God created this so don't thank the one that caused it

Ooooh God!!! So sorry that you had to go thru that mental and physical torture…good to know that ur doing ok now….STAY HEALTHY MY DEAR.

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I would love to see her collab with Josh Gates! 😂

Her hair n eyes are more contagious!!!!

​@GalaxyJazzGirl I would love to see her collab W/ ME!!!! LOL

Every one of the English history narrators are addicting to watch.

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So true

Exactly, no one even cares when you mention that 800,000 American children alone go missing each year. Millions, world wide are sold into human trafficking. Since they're not talking about it on TV few care.

But we don’t tolerate it happening to white “normal” children in first world countries. Everyone else we still don’t care about

You really think that was the worst thing going on back then 😂

That's precisely why my grandparents had their stairways all carpeted in the late 1940s. The oldest cousin was born in 1949, so although the hard stairs were perfectly fine for the prior generations, my grandfather definitely believed that his grandbabies would NOT be falling down HARDWOOD STEPS! 😂

That sounds awful😨😨 Did any of you break anything??

@@katherinetutschek4757 no by the grace of God.

@@vito0411girl Thank God😣

Oh goodness that doesn't sound good.oh my goodness 😳

Pure misogyny that’s all it was, they just can’t get things done right so they blame

There's an amazing book called "The Radium Girls" that details the original court cases. I highly recommend it!

@@maneckineckbeard1749 thanks for letting me know!!

Why limit it to just women, now they have the Covid "vaccines"!

Well said comment, Brookie Girl.

Cute comment. 💖

Amen!!

Not to mention the meds we take and even some bath and cleaning products.

Not to mention improved life spans, lifestyle diseases and road traffic collisions and gun violence.

The way she speaks is nice. It doesn't hurt that she's easy on the eyes either.

her hair is wonderful!

@@bootykingfaia yes, that's why I am here

you don't know why... 😏🤭

Because she’s absolutely gorgeous and smooth talking

The REALLY stupid part is that Edison (who wouldn't gaf, as proved by Topsy) and the Curies KNEW. Or certainly had to suspect why they were sick. Both Curies had issues from radiation. Pierre got killed by a carriage after problems w weak legs. Marie lived longer.

How many here today though leaped for the stupid untested and lightening- quick and hyped 'vax' without looking, no independent inquiry? Its already taken far more souls than all these items in this series. And we've ( not me) only just begun.

​@@renegadetenor No dumbass that was covid.

@@renegadetenor absurd comment. Google what happened in the days before vaccines. People would’ve given anything to stop common lethal diseases. Google what happened when the polio vaccine was released - people lined up IMMEDIATELY for it. Know why? Because they’d seen pain and disability and death by disease for generations without any chance of stemming the tide and increasing their chances of survival. Google what happened with small pox. In the 1700’s in America, they didn’t have vaccines. They had “inoculations”. Aka they cut your skin and infected you with small pox and then hoped you survived. If you did? You had just been vaccinated against the disease. Ben Franklin didn’t get his son inoculated and he ended up contracting the illness fully and died as a result. Even way back in the 1700’s, when THAT was your form of protection, Ben Franklin said he’d wished he had done it because his son would’ve had a chance to survive. We have a century of science showing how lucky we’ve been to eradicate disease via vaccines. Know who would’ve given anything for a vaccine during a pandemic? Literally every other generation that ever existed and was virtually wiped out by pandemics. Ask people who contracted the Spanish flu during the last major pandemic if they’d have preferred chancing it or taking the damn vaccine. I’d put money on them lining up for the damn shot, too, instead of being so obtuse they’d choose certain death over preventing their own demise and that of their loved ones. What a privileged and ignorant notion that vaccines aren’t a goddamn miracle.

That's human nature though.... jump in, think later.... The worst part is when they cover up the danger.... and they still do that.... human nature... for profit!!!... It's amazing we survive!!

Yeah, because having your customers dying in droves is SO good for business! What an ignorant statement. Companies don't intentionally create bad publicity for themselves because in a free market economy the consumers will choose another brand. Regulations are barriers to entry into a given market. They reduce the number of players in the market thus leading to fewer choices for consumers and even to monopolies. When consumers have no choice - as with anything the government provides- then the providers are free to make inferior and dangerous products. Regulation does little to nothing to make products safer. It just makes them more expensive.

Yeah, because having your customers dying in droves is SO good for business

@@chadettwein7667 someone didn't even watch the video lol. A lot of the older products, especially food, was intentionally adulterated with harmful products for the sole reason of making a bigger profit.

@@chadettwein7667 companies kill their customers all the time because the payout to their families is cheaper than fixing the product for thousands or millions of people. And that’s still happening today it’s not a historical argument.

​@@cassandra5011I think he was being sarcastic only.

Can you pls explain ur dad symptoms. I'm always sick not like throwing up but always have a runny nose and always feeling like crap I also have hep c that I haven't treated. Idk why I haven't done it.

@@ronniewilliz153 get it treated,

Please take care of yourself, Ronnie 🙏🏼.

I’m

Mesothelioma has taken many from my loved ones. I worked with a hairdresser when I was in my youth that lost her husband, then she passed, and all 4 children eventually died from this cancer. Recently I lost my spiritual dad from the same cancer. So sad that it is still impacting so many to the use of asbestos. Many of the older homes I'm sure had this, and I used to live with them a few years. The home is no longer there...part of the redevelopment of an older community of Nashville, West Nashville (the Nations) is slowly being destroyed and turned into the generic subdivisions common here. So sad really. I don't go there anymore...too heartbreaking for me. I don't do change well! Gentrification my arse. My Grannie was a hairdresser and I remember her electric permanent wave machine! By the time I was born in the early 1960's it was no longer used, but she did give me a personal demonstration without chemicals or electricity of course. It was horrible! And she still had the old curling irons too. I recall having a friend in Little Rock in the 1980's, that had her own black beauty shop and they still used the irons that were heated then used to straighten and curl their client's hair! I wonder if that is still a thing for the African American beauty shops?

It reminded me of National Lampoons and the Christmas lights. 😂

@@drunkenpancakes Nuclear auxiliary power: ON. 😂

What's horrific is what Edison did to elephants and stray dogs to demonstrate how electricity worked. Horrible, disgusting thief, cruel and sick human being. 😢

Suzannah Lipscomb Shes also a host in the documentary about the great fire of london, and i believe a series about the tsars in russia.

Lust.

@@WinnyFoster Doctorate in history. Produced and wrote the show.

Concur.

Watch the original shows. They're longer. Hidden Killers of the Victorian Home, the Edwardian Home , the 1940s House....

Absolute history is also another great channel, but I’m sure you watch it already.

Fake history, flat earth

1:15:19 .. cringe 🤣

I have a phobia about freaky stairs especially curving ones. Even in my dreams. I have been in various homes with tiny features and castles with odd curvy ones...also a recurring memory of climbing the Statue of Liberty stairs..I was under age 4.

In the Netherlands we also suffer from the old narrow stairs. Last week I got a tip 'for having to walk all these stairs' while delivering an order 🤣

we also don’t wear as many long layers anymore! and flat shoes.. makes it a little easier :))

A video like this pushes the worst. The modern era would creep you out if they mentioned the thousands of modern things we live with and consume that is killing us. Pasteurized milk, pesticides, 5G, microwaves, plastic clothing, shots, blue light, et cetera.

Try the actual history hit KZfaq channel they bought the rights to this video. Amazing how many people put this and many of their videos up with monetization on here.

@@michimelody4036 you do realize this is a BBC documentary and to most of the world it's free?

@@meghanmcintosh135 Monitization means commercials, even the BBC runs commercials!

@@michimelody4036 KZfaq is making millionaires out of kids. The most successful KZfaqr is a 9yo bringing in 26 million dollars a year.

@Meghan McIntosh it's free for everyone. Monetization is paid for through advertisements, not viewers. There are hundreds, probably thousands of millionaires thanks to KZfaq.

Tesla invented a few of Edison's claimed inventions.

I often wonder how many inventions were actually invented by Black people, and White people just took credit for.

Edison was a bastard.

Edison is a cringy evil imposter. 😈 he didn't invent anything but coming folks and he needs to not be known as the inventor we are forced to believe.

@Erin Krabill it's amazing how many things where created from the minds of anybperson of color including but not limited to Indigenous, Hispanic, and Asian; that has been taken over by greedy white men.

Oof, nasty! At least she didn't put alkaline powder inside to make it go down more smoothly like they did with the milk.

This is particularly why I always do stuffing in a separate pan rather than actually in the turkey. It’s just too hard to make sure it’s fully cooked otherwise.

Ol aunty was poisoning everyone, hope she doesn't have an account😂😂😂

1:15:19 .. cringe 🤣

And yet corporations still try to skirt regulations and even have regulations removed so they can make more money at the cost of public health. It is a sad reality.

I agree 💯🗣️

Because of that, they did not die in vain. They sacrificed themselves unknowingly and unintentionally, which saved us from going through the disasters ourselves.

Gas stoves w pilot lights, probably. B/c gas is always burning. I'd say noise, too. I think the constant noise of most areas makes people nutty. Plus isolation that exacerbates the crazy.

Its the guy who's been using borax?

Yes!

No one deserves to be punished, tortured, or degraded for being poor. Your ancestors suffered in vain...you still live in a society that thrives off of slavery and genocide.

@@we8608 the sad reality.

Those small metal rectangular devices cause the dead of millions...😢😂😢

Electric cars

It has never stopped or changed. Just one example is children's playthings, play grounds and the things we did our parents wouldn't have thought twice about. Just in the 50 years I've been alive. I grew up in the middle of nowhere in Alaska, moved to a small city, then to Denver then to a small ranch town in Wyoming. City people don't let thier kids do things kids do here. It's to dangerous, but people here don't let thier kids run around the big city, to many crazy people. But we ride horses, drive 4 wheelers, side by sides, tractors, farm equipment, use tools, drive, change irrigation before 12yrs old. But still we don't let them do the things we did, our parents, our grandparents. We make the decisions to use products as adults and in America turn around and file lawsuit on anything we don't like. Even thou we made the decision. Life will always change, inventions, products, and in 100 years we will say the same thing. People who say why would they do that, why do u do what your doc tells u too. Why do u buy that make up, why do u take weight loss stuff that kills your heart, why do u trust a self driving car? Because u of vanity and WANT of the newest best. Nothing has changed. Just the Era. And communication. Just like crime and serial killers and school shootings. In America we've always had ALL of these, nothing has changed other than we have the ability to know everything about it within 10 seconds of it happening. Before u didn't know what happened outside your area and it took a month before u did. U didn't know what was bad for you. We had to learn as a species and humans always learn the hard way because we believe we are superior. My dog learns what hurts it faster than people will acknowledge what's bad for them. This will always be. It's no differant than tourists and travelers going to Yellowstone national park in Wyoming that never lived around the wild. And they ask when the animals are caged up so they can camp😂. Or each year several get impaled and stomped by a bison they try to take a picture or or pet or put thier young child on thier back😮. Rarely do you find a human that has the respect for the earth and all of its dangers, electricity, gas's, elements, natural chemicals, water, the power of mother nature is greater than any one of us, and we will never be able to harness it and not be in danger. So don't go thinking we are better or smarter than our ancestors. We are doing the same exact shit in a more advanced smug way! And yes I'm one of them, otherwise I wouldn't be sitting under my aluminum awning, on my wood and concrete porch, with my energy drink, on my mobile phone commenting to people all over the world getting ready to drive to the fuel station in my car then go pick up the meds my doctor told me to take at the pharmacy!!!! We will never change! I'd rather be a dog lol😂

2:43:46 You feel guilty because they were promiscuous, caught syphilis, became outcast, but yet brought syphilis home to infect their family?

They suffered, not for us.

Don't worry, the crap you're consuming today is paying the debt.

@@aicerg Your statement wonderfully makes sense. (Edit grammar)

It’s still happening

Holly shit , that’s horrible !

Horrendous... so sorry to hear of this family tragedy... prayers

The house it happened in is still standing and said to be haunted.@@lillaanafortier8525

Where? Time stamp? 00:00 ex

around 7:38@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823

Yup...made me feel for them, though long dead they be...

My cousins and I used to surf down the stairs on cardboard or in sleeping bags 😄

@@caseyn7902 That’s awesome!😊

next will be the newest vaccines

@@lenisnorre1441 wish you lived somewhere else

I would say bioengineering. They'll likely think we were backwards for wanting to rely on luck of the genetic dice roll.

Look at Vaping

@@emslady77 vaping and smoking are things only done by the very very bottom of the socioeconomic classes. Its very very odd to see someone doing either unless they are very very low class.

I love that every line of his is like the end of the world. I want a whole channel dedicated to just him reading fairy tales--punctuating the end of every paragraph with something like "That's nit goot atoll... They'll all goin' to dae *sniff*"

Became paranoid.

sorry you and your family had to go through that. im glad you are able to contact them about a payment but my god 10 years! how exhausting and time consuming for victims. blessings to your family

Oh’ what tangled Webb they weaved when practicing to deceive,Englands poor whites were treated like black people here in America 😊😊so so sad

Hey maybe by the time they've finished litigating it there might be a few dollars left over for the actual victims after the attorneys fees. For more information Google anything about Howard hughes's estate being probated

pink sauce 😭

They will will still be searching for things that were in 2023...BUILT(BUILD) BACK BETTER.....still don't know what that means.....

Me watching the section about borax in milk and being horrified there's a trend in 2023 of people adding borax to their food for "health" reasons.

Exactly, the smartphones in everyone's hands are weaponized against us.

Like what?

@@Dillybar777, Wifi aka Why Fry for one, Parfum, that is in most household products, and all processed foods. Americans are openly being fed and given these things to dumb us, and make us sick.

Like Ammoniac vetyperod haircolor, toxic waterbottel were is microplastic,our cooking pots with aluminium or teflon wich goes in ur body when broken, and i dont even go with food adatives with E codes, hormones chancing shampoos, wifis/5g,i could go on and on 😂

@@Dillybar777like paranoia and conspiracy theories lol. Those are the silent killers

The whole place sounds like it was a deathtrap, I've lived in old houses before and I lived quite comfortably

I'm baffled anyone would hop into a metal tub heated by gas and not think it might get REALLY HOT.

In the early 1950’s radium was put into pellets attached to a medical device, forced into the nostrils as far as the sinus cavities. This was to burn’ polyps out of the sinus cavities and prevent allergy symptoms. I had 6 of these painful treatments as a child and developed ovarian cancer in the 1980’s, probably due to the radioactivity received. The word ‘iatrogenic’ loosely means ‘doctor induced’ illness.

@Fran Rogers-Sundberg and nosocomial infections are infections picked up during a hospital stay. I worked with more than just a few very sloppy residents in a teaching hospital. The majority are VERY careful, but you do have some that could care less.

Mine are vaccines, weed killer, and roundup resistant food all made by the same assholes.

"appliances"?

The name of this program on KZfaq is "deadly household appliances".

Me too 😂

You know she's a history doctorate. Wrote and produced the show.

@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Yes. What I mean is some presenters with excellent credentials are not engaging and come across as slightly boring even when presenting things they are passionate about. Dr. Lipscomb is not boring at all with her presentation. I don't see how that's confusing. Cheers

She's no doubt half the reason I click, maybe 75% of the reason.

All out of lust.

Probably much happier then we are today. Eternal life after death, god ever watching grace etc. People who are misfits get no grave stones. Whats wrong with that.

You have to remember that this was simply how things were for them. They were probably not any happier or sadder than we are today. We see things like the washing rollers and think how glad we are for washing machines. The Victorian saw the invention of those rollers as a huge improvement over wash boards. Chances are, in the future some great method of instantly cleaning our clothes will be invented and our future generations will look upon us and think the same about us as we do about the Victorian era.

Before 1920-1930 smiling in pictures wasn't a thing. Because for a picture to come out clear you had to be extremely still so people focused on staying still so that was the standard and so everyone just sat still.. they say it wasn't untill 1 Asian man eating rice smiled in his photo that then people started smiling.. look it up its pretty interesting, that picture is famous now

@@ChristineNighting I hope th they finally make a 1,000 machine that actually does a good job!

I've would poison my dad...he was violent and drunk. I always knew where he had his whisky. I also knew if he drank or not because I checked the bottles....I would put arsenic on those. My mom, my brother and me, we all have a type of trauma with this. In my case anxiety since child and a bit of depression.

*Aqua Tofana*

its a true statement...women want to look pretty...from injections of silicone to putting ground up bug on their faces

I think it was related to the continued use despite the dangers becoming known later. The same with people happily putting testers directly on their face

Watched one explode. Neighbor making Mason jar fruit. She turned away as it burst, her robe and kitchen covered in fruit. Oven she was working on was destroyed, along with hood vent and cabinet above.

I make my own mushroom substrate with them and will only use the og German or Japanese ones. And I only use it in my detached garage. 22 years no accidents but I’ve seen first hand the damage they can do when one went off at a co growers inoculation station. He’s blind in one eye and missing a large part of his jaw and has a huge scar on his chest where a chunk of metal entered his body. But he’s alive. He just slow steams in a sealed plastic tub now.

I saw something like that on a demo for a car serpentine belt when a woman got scalped. She lived, but the demo was great :) "Stuff you wanted to see, but not w your stuff."

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Glad she lived. Is it wrong to want to see what the belt can do?😬

Until 50 years from now when they make a documentary on why people in our days had so much cancer, mental illnesses and weight problems.. It might be worst then. I don’t know I’m just wondering.

@@anaiscoulin202could be 😳

Yeah if we could finally stop the war & conflicts most of us would be fine

@@MadGamerRus ya, it's pretty sad, man is so smart but such a greedy creature 🤢

@@MadGamerRus Peace and prosperity are not a natural state of the human existence. There was always conflict between people and that is not about to change, not when war is such a profitable business.

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May I ask what part of the states are you from?

Used to be known as the United States...never were and the divide grows with each second.

The key is….”local inspection”. I do my own wiring all the time tho. I only do what I’m comfortable doing. I’m smart enough to know my limits :)

You know she's got a doctorate in history, right? Wrote and produced the shows, too.

​@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 smart and beautiful, nice 😁

The important thing I took from this is.... if it isn't broke, don't try to fix it. Asbestos is so widely spread it's literally impossible to eliminate it without making it a deadly problem. Leave it alone, unless there's no other choice!! Better to seal it in where it is. It would be great to go back in time and never invent this stuff... but that would be true of a lot of things!! 🙄

Are you sure it's actual sugar?