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There are so many new technology devices these days. However, sometimes the old way still works just fine! Why buy new when what you have still works? If you live by this philosophy, your home may be full of vintage items. Here are some really nostalgic things you may still have in your home. Give yourself a point for each one you have! 1. This vintage fan These days, they have so many fancy fans. But do they really work better? Fans are fans! They cool you down and circulate air. You certainly don't need a fancy one. A fan like this works just fine. People are even selling this nostalgic fan for over $100 on eBay! 2. The famous ceramic Christmas Tree So many people had these in their homes. They still look very beautiful during the holiday season, however many people complain they burn if you touch them while they're on. A safety hazard? Maybe, but we will take it over all the new decorations any day! Some of these even came in different colors... did you have a white or a green tree? 3. A certain tin of butter cookies, that was never full of butter cookies Do you keep tins and fill them with other things? Your children or grandchildren are probably bummed everytime they sneak a peek into this tin and it NEVER has cookies in it. Where do the cookies go? It remains a mystery and you aren't telling. 4. Those green, yellow, and orange Tupperware sets Do you remember when Tupperware was a huge thing? You probably went to several Tupperware parties back in the day and came home with a few new sets. We still don't understand why these were the colors they chose. Even though they aren't the prettiest, they still get the job done! 5. If you don't have Tupperware, you made your own Do people complain that they can't find butter in your house because you use empty butter containers as Tupperware? Well, too bad! You aren't spending money on Tupperware when you can reuse containers from the food you already buy. Read onto the NEXT page to see what other now vintage items you still might be holding onto! 6. Vintage Pyrex Pyrex is making a big comeback, but you probably have some of their more vintage pieces in your home, don't you? What is your favorite container or color? 7. A 1970s style afghan Do you still cuddle up with a 1970s afghan? Whether you made it yourself or someone made it for you, we bet that there is at least one lying around. Bonus points if you have multiple versions. 8. Lots of old magazines How many magazines do you keep lying around? Do you have some from 10, 20, or even 30 years ago? We bet you might have some National Geographics or Readers Digests. How old is the oldest magazine in your home? 9. So many magnets Is your fridge covered with magnets? Do you have some of these little fruit magnets that used to be so popular? Bonus points if you have a vintage fridge too. 10. An old TV (or two) TVs these days are so much more advanced than they were back in the day. That doesn't mean you need one. You still love your old televisions and proudly display them. Now add them up, how many things do you still own on this list? If you own all 10, you are a nostalgic King or Queen! If you enjoyed reminiscing about these vintage items, please SHARE with your friends who might have these in their homes too!

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