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BANNED Kitchen Gadgets That We Thought Were Genius in the 1970s

BANNED Kitchen Gadgets That We Thought Were Genius in the 1970s #africanamerican #RetroRecipes #ForgottenFoods #ClassicAmerica #NoLongerHere In the 1970s, innovative kitchen gadgets promised faster cooking, easier prep, and modern convenience. But not all of them were safe. Some were later banned due to safety hazards, toxic materials, or shocking design flaws that today would never pass regulations. In this video, we uncover forgotten 1970s kitchen tools that were once must-have items in American homes — and the real reasons they disappeared. From retro cooking devices to controversial household products, these gadgets tell a fascinating story about how safety standards evolved in the United States. If you love American nostalgia, vintage home history, and retro kitchen memories, this episode will surprise you. Watch until the end — #24 because one of these items was extremely popular and many people may still be using it without realizing it was actually banned. 00:00 Don’t Miss This 00:35 – Cadmium-colored enamelware 01:50 – Aluminum pressure cookers without safety valves 03:05 – PVC plastic food containers 04:24 – Teflon pans containing PFOA 05:44 – Asbestos pot holders and oven mitts 07:02 – Microwaves without protective shielding 08:12 – Plastic baby bottles containing BPA 09:29 – Ant and roach spray containing Chlordane 10:52 – Lead-glazed ceramic crock pots 12:20 – Hexavalent chromium-plated toasters 13:38 – Mercury meat thermometers 14:56 – Lead-soldered copper cookware 16:04 – Formaldehyde-coated wooden cutting boards 17:24 – Fiberglass-insulated electric skillets 18:40 – Electric can openers without blade guard 20:08 – Benzene-based cabinet cleaners 21:38 – Flammable cooking sprays 22:57 – Lead crystal juice pitchers 24:15 – Methylene Chloride paint stripper sprays 25:42 – Phosphate dishwasher detergents 27:12 – Carbon Tetrachloride stain removers 28:35 – Sodium Hydroxide drain crystals causing chemical burns 30:03 – Under-cabinet fluorescent lights containing PCB 31:13 – Kitchen timers with Radium dials #AmericanHistory #HiddenHistory #VintageLife #RetroAmerica #nostalgia #memories #1960s #1970s #1980s #Nostalgia 👍 Enjoy this trip into forgotten history? A LIKE helps this video reach more nostalgic friends. 🔔 Want more untold stories from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and beyond? SUBSCRIBE to No Longer Here and never miss a memory worth keeping alive. 👉    / @nolongerhere-001   -- Mail contacts: apfrbingre994@gmail.com COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER We use under: Copyright Disclaimer, Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. "Fair Use" is permitted for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching. scholarships and research.