I turned it on and it heated up pretty quick it had kind of a weird smell like it was sitting a long time. I mostly got it cuz I really like the design and it was $4 but I don’t want my house to burn down. If it’s not safe I’ll just repurpose it into a flower pot or something..

by Katlyn6

11 Comments

  1. MoistLarry

    I use one exactly like that, it was my grandmother’s. It’s perfectly safe.

  2. Interesting-Goose82

    Im sure its fine, but pics of the plug and heating coil are probably better to tell if its actually safe?

  3. Shenaniganmaster

    If it isn’t cracked I don’t see why not?

  4. FourtyThreeTwo

    Just as safe as the new ones. The smell was probably from the heating element burning off years of dust. It should not continue to smell after a good long hot cook.

  5. LazyOldCat

    Mine‘s about 45yrs old, still just fine 👍

  6. DidjaSeeItKid

    I would have said yes years ago–but now I’ve seen This Is Us, so, no. I would just go buy a new one.

  7. DevilishBooster

    Holy crap, that’s a blast from the past. My parents had that exact crock pot as well the model with the green insert and vines on the side.

  8. Mochikuru

    Please make sure the cords are still good but I would personally just repurpose it.

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