1. Always Keep Both Hands on the Wheel Back in the day, driver’s ed instructors drilled this rule into every student: hands at 10 and 2 o’clock. These days, newer techniques recommend 9 and 3 or even 8 and 4 […]

1. Sending Christmas Postcards Instead of Cards Before the convenience of folded Christmas cards, postcards were all the rage in the late 1800s and early 1900s. These cards were often ornately decorated with detailed illustrations, from snowy landscapes to cheerful

1. Egg Coddlers Egg coddlers were once the go-to gadget for creating the perfect soft-boiled egg, a breakfast staple for many families. Made of porcelain or glass, these charming little pots featured a screw-on lid that kept the egg secure

1. Sasson In the ’80s, Sasson was the brand for denim, a leader in creating a sleek and sophisticated look that helped define the decade’s fashion. The brand’s jeans were known for their perfect fit and tailored design, which made

1. Tupperware Galore Tupperware parties might have peaked in the ’50s and ’60s, but by the ’80s, they were still going strong. Your parents likely had stacks of these pastel-colored containers in every size imaginable. From keeping leftovers fresh to

1. Feathered Hair That Could Rival a Peacock’s Farrah Fawcett’s iconic feathered hair epitomized the ’70s glam aesthetic, but achieving this voluminous look was no small feat. The style required strategic layering, precise blow-drying techniques, and an arsenal of hairspray

1. Metal Slides That Could Fry Eggs Remember those towering metal slides that seemed more like baking sheets in the summer sun? They were the ultimate thrill ride—if you didn’t get third-degree burns on your way down. On particularly sunny