People are posting pictures of items that have stayed in flawless condition for decades, and I’m totally amazed.

"Here’s my Nickelodeon alarm clock from the '90s," one person shared.

"My in-laws were genius: Le Creuset, bought in 1977," another shared.

3. "My grandmother still has her World War II-era Frigidaire refrigerator, and it continues to work flawlessly!"

4. "My original Game Boy still functions perfectly."

5. "I recently inherited this pan from my late grandfather. He was 93 years old, and the pan is at least 115 years old."

6. "My girlfriend owns a 1950s Frigidaire stove, which is replacing a newer, more complicated-to-repair model."

7. "Willie Nelson's 'Trigger' — his trusted guitar for over 45 years, despite the large hole in its body."

8. "This Stanley thermos was used every day from 1970 to 2018."

9. "Our Singer sewing machine — a century old and still operates flawlessly."

10. "After my grandfather's passing, I inherited his auto crawler. It’s still going strong after 80 years, and I continue to use it for oil changes."

11. "A stopwatch made in the USSR; it’s still in use every day at my physiology lab."

12. "I discovered a 1939 Snap-On ratchet in the desert around 15 years ago."

13. "My car just turned 30 and hit 247,000 miles. Kelley Blue Book says it's only worth $1,318 (or $250 if I trade it in). Looks like I might just keep it for now."

14. "These Russian valenki wool boots, made entirely from felted wool, have been a lifesaver here in Texas the past few days. They have no soles or shape, essentially like wearing two-inch thick wool socks that are snow-proof. I've had them for five years, and they're still in great condition."

15. "One of my clients came in asking for assistance with her voicemail..."

16. "This is my Sheaffer Reminder ballpoint pen. It has accompanied me in my pocket every weekday for the past 15 years. It originally belonged to my grandfather. I know he used it because the brass was already starting to wear through when I inherited it. They still produce refills for it."

17. "Waffle iron from the 1920s still working flawlessly."

My 'new' 60-year-old Swiss army salt-and-pepper backpack.

And lastly, 'This Zojirushi rice-maker. After 25 years, it’s still going strong as a wedding gift. We use it two or three times weekly!'