People who live in homes built in the 90s and earlier usually still have the plug for them. We hid ours behind a picture till we remodelled. If you visit someone in an older home, ask if they have the plug. It should be on the wall more than four feet up just as you’re leaving the kitchen.
Sometimes people would buy an extra long cord (they snap into the receiver and base so swapping out was as easy as putting in a usb), and you could walk around the house clotheslining your siblings or stand in place and turn too much getting trapped in it. Fun times.
Odd, I’ve never seen this in any kitchen.
People who live in homes built in the 90s and earlier usually still have the plug for them. We hid ours behind a picture till we remodelled. If you visit someone in an older home, ask if they have the plug. It should be on the wall more than four feet up just as you’re leaving the kitchen.
Sometimes people would buy an extra long cord (they snap into the receiver and base so swapping out was as easy as putting in a usb), and you could walk around the house clotheslining your siblings or stand in place and turn too much getting trapped in it. Fun times.
Ours was red. It was a thing of beauty.
You seem to think everyone lives in the US when most of the world population actually doesn’t. It’s a common mistake, I know.
How did you get they impression they thought that? They just explained what they had growing up. Lol. Chill.