This classic collection takes us back in time when new electrical appliances, like the dish-washing machine, electric irons, and toasters were all the rage. A rare chance to see some of the early American appliances being promoted and sold to American society. Table Of Contents: (1) Home Electrical Appliances (1944) - Fun old film that takes apart old appliance to show how they work. Also explains how electricity provides electrical appliances with power - 11 Minutes (2) Young Man's Fancy (1952) - A must see film that follows a desperate young girl who likes a boy, that isn't interested because he is pre-occupied with thinking about appliances and electrical science. The propaganda encouraging electrical consumption mixed with the bizarre plot line makes this movie priceless - 30 Minutes (3) The Home Electrical (19??) - A tour of a house full of the "modern" appliances we Americans have come to love - 11 MinutesPrice: $19.99
This versatile Rice Cooker from Proctor-Silex cooks perfect rice every time. It automatically cooks every kind of rice then shifts to warm. Nonstick bowl is dishwasher safe for fast, easy cleanup. Recipes and accessories are included. New Part- was 37534.
Heavy-duty, cast-iron construction for a lifetime of use; Large, heavy-duty, crank handle turns effortlessly; Extra large, 5-1/2" diameter hopper; Clamp on style easily attaches to any countertop (up to 1-1/2"); Rubber base protector keeps mill from scratching the work surface; Adjustable burrs for coarse to fine grind control; Fully disassembles for quick & easy clean-up.