year by year : great moments in the home - oral irrigator

1851 Isaac Singh developed a household sewing machine.
1857 Joseph Cayetty invented a luxury-toilet paper.
1864 Fred Walton makes felt with oxidized flax seed oil, Cork powder and Hesen fiber.
1869 Richard Morris Hunt designed the first apartment building in the United States, Stuyvesant in New York, a modern layout of 4 units per floor. 1870 William W.
Lyman's patented rotary wheel opener. Melville R. 1876
He developed the Bissel patented Bissel carpet sweeper to relieve his allergy to dust. --
Bell invented the phone.
1877 quality Charles Williams in Somerville.
He installed the first private phone at home.
1879 Thomas Edison invented incandescent lamps. 1882 Henry W.
Seely invented the first electric iron. 1890 Henry W.
Avery makes aluminum pans;
It was not used by his wife until 1933.
1891 Carpenter Electric Heating Manufacturing Co. , Ltd.
Electric oven is introduced. 1901 Alva J.
Fisher invented the electric washing machine.
1902 Willis Airlines invented an air conditioner prototype.
1906 lever brother market pre-packaged soap flakes.
1907 Maytag introduces Wood
Bathtub washing machine.
1908 Hoover introduced the "O-type" vacuum cleaner. --
German housewife Melitta Bentz pierces tin cans and arranges them with a suction paper filter to filter coffee and make a fortune. --
Charles and Henry Green built casinos in Pasadena.
1909 GE
Toaster market--
Frank Lloyd Wright designed Robie House in Chicago.
1910 ya Ravenol invented the scale.
1911 Westinghouse
Electric frying pan market.
1912 electric pad was invented.
It has made 1913 household refrigerators, Domelre.
1915 Corning glass factory first introduced Pyrex cookware, which was invented when the employee's wife was baked using an electric battery base;
In the next five years, sales of Pyrex products will reach nearly 5 million units. 1916 Charles C.
Armstrong invented and sold a range of household appliances.
Edwin Cox, a salesman of 1918 aluminum cookware, invented the steel wool refined mat and named it S. O. S (
"Save Our Pan ").
Introduction of 1919 short-wave radio stations. --
A rotating phone was introduced.
The 1920 foldable aluminum tube of Shaving paste and toothpaste appears, replacing the shaving soap bar and tooth powder. 1924 Kimberly-Clark Co.
The paper handkerchief on the market, known as Celluwipes, was later renamed Kleenex.
1925 Hungary Marcel Brewer design tube-
The steel chair of Bauhaus is named "Vasily" after painter condingski ".
The first electric blanket Thermega was made by 1926 WWI veterans.
Gas stove 1928 Magic Chef market. --Col.
Jacob Schick develops electric razors. --
Retailer Marshall Field launches machines
Oriental carpet.
1929 Richard Neutra first built Lovell Health house in the United States
Steel frame house. --
Edwin Shoemaker and Edward KNAB made the decor for their wood
Slat porch chair and name it La-Z-Boy.
1930 Sunbeam sells 60,000 sets of the first stationary food mixer.
1931 RCA Victor markets 33 1/3 rpm LP.
1935 GE introduced food waste processors.
1937 prototype solar housing was built at MIT.
Whirlpool 1938 introduced electric mixing washing machine.
1939 GE launches a refrigerator with a freezer room;
Pre-cooked frozen food and regular TV shows make their debut.
1946 Charles and Ray Eames built the molded plywood recliner. --
The plastic food storage container of Earl Belle's guide.
1947 Renault metals
Introduction of aluminum foil. --Raytheon Co.
A microwave called "Radarange" was displayed, which was discovered by a researcher who found a chocolate bar in his pocket melting when using short-wave EMC energy.
1948 Finnish architect Eero Saarinen designed the curved "uterus" chair with molded plastic and foam rubber to replace the overfilled armchair. --
Studio City opened its first retail pool store.
1949 Buhrle and Co.
Develop an answering machine Ipsophone weighing more than 300 pounds;
Early users included Orthodox Jews who liked to receive information on the Sabbath without having to activate the machine. --
Philip Johnson designed the Glass House in New Canaan, Connecticut.
1950 Sky Radio
Introduced "Lazy Bones", the first TV remote control with cable from the TV to the audience.
1951 Sears Roebuck
Hair dryers for home helmets are sold. --
Bell calls coast-to-
Direct dial telephone service. 1952 Don D.
Johnson at Laguna Beach sold the pet door. --
George and Stephen Webb have modified two marine floats and created a family grill.
1954 RCA sells color TV sets for $1,000.
1955 Sony introduced transistor radio TR-55.
1956 French engineer Marc Gregoire put a thin layer of Teflon on the cooker and invented the non-stick frying pan.
1959 massage ice
Refrigerator manufacturer.
1960 John Lautner constructed a large octagonal chemical sphere
Plastic House on Hollywood Hill
The 1961 Whirlpool offers a washer/dryer combination.
1962 Aqua Tec sells mechanical oral wash, Water Pik. 1963 Touch-
Phone debut. --
Introduction of electric carving knife.
1967 Raytheon Co. , Ltd.
Family counter market
Top microwave.
1968 water beds were introduced. --
The Roy Jacuzzi is developed. --
Len Gordon makes a fiberglass spa.
1969 first Instamatic home-
The movie projector automatically plays and rewind the movie in the cartridge. --
Whirlpool introduced a garbage comp machine. 1972 Mr.
Coffee and Coffee machines are sold nationwide. --
Connel, founder of Atari, created the first video game to play table tennis.
The Cuisinart Food processing machine is introduced in 1973.
1974 Philips launched a home video recorder; the half-
The inch tape plays for an hour, $50 per disc.
1977 Apple launched a personal computer.
1978 Frank Gehry began building his home in Santa Monica.
1980 at the Salzburg film festival, Philips demonstrated the technology of CD-ROM.
Automax, a 1983 Japanese company, invented a vacuum cleaning robot.
1984 of Apple's Macintosh computers are popular with the mouse. --
GE introduced an electronic refrigerator that beeps when the door is half open, a dishwasher that "remembers" to start, and a microwave with a voice information memo system. 1985 L. A.
The Health Department started a recycling project with three trash cans: red for glass, green for newspapers and yellow for metal.
* 1990 parents Dran and Dean Reese of Monrovia supervised noisy children and animals and invented QuakeHold!
Stabilize the valuables on the shelf.
* 1992 color picture videophone available for home market for $1,500.
There are 6 in 1993.
There are 6 million residential swimming pools and 3.
3 million spa centers in the United StatesS.
1995 per cent of the country's home internet age reached 8%.
1996 TV manufacturers start installing V-
Blocks the chip selected for programming.
There are 1997 DVD players for sale in the United States. --
Smartphones allow access to the World Wide Web and e-commerce
Send mail by phone with screen and keyboard.
1999 Quadlux 120 furnaces for FlashBake; it uses high-
Energy halogen lamps cook food in half the time in a traditional oven.