13 Old Kitchen Features.. That Have FADED Into History
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Imagine a time when kitchens were not just for cooking but a hub of innovation and style. Today, we're exploring 13 kitchen features from the 20th century that have since faded into history. These elements not only defined the culinary spaces of the past but also tell a story of evolving technology and changing lifestyles.


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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Linoleum Flooring
1:07 Ice Box
1:57 Formica
2:48 Electric Coil Stoves
3:37 Milk Door
4:21 Central Vacuum Cleaner
5:13 Butlers Pantry
6:06 Dumbwaiters
7:02 Mall-Mounted Can Opener
7:57 Pull-Down Ironing Boards
9:00 Build-in Flour Sifters
10:06 Meat Safe
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