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Cooking & Baking

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3. That was kinda cool. What I found iteresting was...

Reply to Texasgal (Original post)

Wed Apr 26, 2017, 01:59 PM

Apr 2017

the idea that women going into the industrial workplaces (and the assembly-line "everything has its place" efficiencies) during WWII drove the desire for efficient flowing workplaces in their kitchens.

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Thanks. That was interesting. WhiteTara Apr 2017 #1

Thanks, that was cool. irisblue Apr 2017 #2

That was kinda cool. What I found iteresting was... ret5hd Apr 2017 #3

I liked the Ottawa Canada house, using the heat to warm the sitting room. nt irisblue Apr 2017 #4

That was fun! Galileo126 Apr 2017 #5

One of the BBC "time traveler" series over at You Tube Warpy Apr 2017 #6

Tales from My Mother-In-Law dem in texas Apr 2017 #7