The green credentials will be more around the refrigerant used in it and it's Global Warming Potential (GWP). Lower GWP gases don't always mean lower power consumption. Reality is the energy required to keep a box at -18 hasn't really changed over the last 20 years and probably won't over the next 20.
Your oldest, but regularly used appliance?
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My bosch fridge.
Bought it in SA probably 10 years ago? Maybe more. Brought it across with us, it's been in storage, but late last year I got sick of the tiny built in fridge in our kitchen, ripped it out and installed the bosch monster in its place.
Bought it in SA probably 10 years ago? Maybe more. Brought it across with us, it's been in storage, but late last year I got sick of the tiny built in fridge in our kitchen, ripped it out and installed the bosch monster in its place.
Magic bullet came out in 2003.
Regardless, I found this article fascinating.
Blender Battle: How NutriBullet Made Vitamix Step Up
VideoVitamix is the undisputed blender of choice for professionals. The top restaurants, smoothie shops, bars and coffee houses use Vitamix models because they are consistently the most powerful, durable and versatile blenders ever made. With the capability to turn dense foods into puddles or...
www.forbes.com
My mums got a Kenwood chef from the 70s, she uses that to bake fairly regularly, especially with my daughter.
I've got one from the 90s.
Or Henry vacuum, my wife had before we were married , and we've been married about 25years. It now sits as a shop vacuum connected to a cyclone dust collector.
I've got one from the 90s.
Or Henry vacuum, my wife had before we were married , and we've been married about 25years. It now sits as a shop vacuum connected to a cyclone dust collector.