Household equipment
1979
Peet, Louise Jenison | Pickett, Mary S. | Arnold, Mildred G.
Abstract: This text is intended for university level students of Home Economics. The consumer approach to equipment recognizes that equipment in the home is necessary and its function should be oriented to changes in family life and consumer concerns, the need to conserve energy, water and basic materials and avoid environmental pollution. The satisfactory use of appliances depends on correct selection, arrangement, operation and care to ensure continued service. Topics include: (1) background information on manufacturing equipment and the fundamentals of electricity, gas and heat; (2) purchase and care of appliances for home and personal use; (3) home lighting and climate control; (4) safety; (5) metrication and (6) equipment for the elderly and handicapped.
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