Refrigerator
Refrigerators are one of the most common household appliances found in homes across the world. They are designed to keep food and drinks cool or cold, which helps to extend their shelf life. The word "refrigerator" comes from the Latin words "re" meaning again, and "frigerare" meaning to cool.
In English, we have a variety of terms for different types of refrigerators. For instance, a refrigerator that is specifically designed for cooling large quantities of food is called an upright freezer or chest freezer. On the other hand, a refrigerator that can be placed on top of a counter or table is called a compact refrigerator.
Microwave Oven
Microwave ovens are another popular kitchen appliance used for cooking and reheating food quickly and efficiently. The term "microwave oven" was coined due to its ability to heat up food using non-ionizing radiation known as microwaves.
The first microwave oven was invented by Percy Spencer in 1946 while working at Raytheon Corporation in Massachusetts, USA. It was initially intended for heating leftovers but soon gained popularity as an efficient way to cook meals without losing nutrients.
Dishwasher
A dishwasher is an essential appliance in many modern households as it saves time and effort when cleaning dishes after meals. The term "dishwasher" refers not only to machines that clean dishes but also those that wash clothes - although these two appliances serve different purposes.
There are various types of dishwashers available today including semi-integrated models where controls are mounted on both sides with handles between them; fully integrated models with all controls hidden behind doors; slimline models ideal for smaller kitchens; and even smart dishwashers equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity allowing remote control through smartphones.
Vacuum Cleaner
Vacuum cleaners have become indispensable tools for keeping our homes clean by removing dirt particles from floors using suction power generated by motors within them.
5.Electric Kettle
