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Originally Posted by Ford_6L_E350
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Originally Posted by daveb
Kinda how people thought in the early 1900's. A toilet inside the house
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Early 1900's?
Both my Grandma's house and the house I live in had no indoor plumbing until the mid 1950's.
Our current house was electrified at the same time, at that time it was 100 years old. Must have been interesting with candlelight.
Mike
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Yep, I have family in Iowa Mike
and going to an outhouse back there was a little freaky for me as a little kid. Talk about Eeeeeeeewwww!!! A kid could fall in there!
As far as the house I grew up in it, was electrified in 1918 but I guess its moot because it was built inside a power station yard. The trouble was trying to get people to not freak when they came to visit. Having to walk through a pad locked gate that said DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE KEEP OUT seemed to scare people for some reason
I can see how kids would think that a PP in a van would be kinda strange. I'll keep mine outside too.