From Mangle to Microwave: The Mechanization of Household Work

Christina Hardyment

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Homes without machines of pig-iron and parlourmaids the mechanical tailor laundry work house cleaning the bathroom from roasting spit to trained lightning machines in the kitchen kitchen gadgetry the domestic mystique

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