Where would you find an antimacassar?
Correct answer: Inside a house
Player Elf Counsel
Jo, I remember them. Back when I was young men tended to use Brylcream on their hair and the and they
would protect the chair backs.
Canadagirl
Great info. Thank you Quizland
Stephanie.S.
I didn't know any of this, but my Grandparents and other older people at the time of my youth tended to have these Antimacassars on their chair backs. I never knew what they were called; I have learned that only now.
Kiwozzie
Nana crocheted many for use in her and my mother's house! To go with the doilys!
chops
So show a picture of a field.That will fool them.lol
Glenn
We still use them. Just didn’t know they had a name. We don’t use grease in or on our hair or bodies. But the body has natural oils. So this protects our furniture.
LGT
Cool. I knew what they are, but the additional information in the explanation was really interesting.
Cathie
I thought they were just to decrease wear and tear on the furniture as we had them on all our furniture when I was child and my dad, who used brylcreme, always sat in the same chair "Dad's chair"
russet
Smallest gem?
Player Bengal Mama
chops, Fooled some, apparently. I have always hated oiled hair. Not only unattractive but dirty.