Cheating the Junk-Pile: The Purchase and Maintenance of Household EquipmentsPeyser, Ethel R. (Ethel Rose)
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Cheating the Junk-Pile: The Purchase and Maintenance of Household Equipments
Peyser, Ethel R. (Ethel Rose)
Home economics; Household appliances; Kitchen appliances; Kitchen utensils
XLIV. A FEW SUGGESTIVE BOOKS 400
In which you may read further about things we could not
touch upon in this short collection.
ILLUSTRATIONS
Bungalow and palace can be fed with the newer oil
ranges with plenty of space and ovens _Frontispiece_
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A way to keep out of “hot water”--The portable dishwasher 15
The dishwasher which is a table when not washing 19
Wet days can be dry days no matter what the law may be with the
indoor dryer 33
Looking for the dust which was sucked down from above stairs! 55
Electric range 63
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Hood and stove heated by gas and wood 75
The smooth top 38″ gas range takes the stoop out of stoopid
cookery 77
Taking the guess work out of oven temperatures by the use of an
automatic heat regulator 81
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A corner in Walter Russell’s kitchenette 100
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When there is a cellar used for the laundry, the ice-maker coils
can be set down there with ease and simplicity 106
Nor cold nor heat can get beyond these fortifications 109
She is cool even in summer with moving air 129
Devices designed by the author for keeping cutlery in cutting
form 158
Another device designed by the author for keeping cutlery in
cutting form 160
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Showing the meat-chopping table, range 202
A member of the kitchen rotary club at work on cake-mixing 231
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An ideal kitchen with linotile floor, built-in steel kitchen
cabinet units and cook’s table, with pot hanger comfort 236
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A steel unit kitchen cabinet flanked by broom and duster closets 244
The screen which rolls up is a comfort as well as a safe and sure
insect ostracizer 275
Double hung or ordinary sliding window treatment with
weatherstrips obviates draughts, dust and noise--saves coal! 295
A method of heating water by means of a faucet attachment 325
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