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Monday, 22 March 2021

Washing Machine Timeline

In our Hurumaumu 3 with Mrs Hastie. We were learning about timelines of inventions, so we had to design, but we got to chose what invention we do our timeline about so I chose the washing machine. They were very interesting to learn about.

Here is my Work about the washing machine Timeline    

Nov 15 1908 The first electric washing machine

was made by Alva John Fisher 

Washing Machines

Nov 15 1990 The first microcontrollers washing machine made by Alva John Fisher    


They had to use their hands to wash their clothes.

The Washing machine was made in England Nov 15 1851.


Nov 15 2007 The first drum type 

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1851  


Nov 15 2001 The first modern washing machine 


Nov 15 2008 The first Water saving washing machine  


Nov 15 1937 The first automatic washing machine.

I think it looks easier to use. Made by Alva John Fisher 

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Nov 15 1874. The first household washing machines You span the handley    


Research the inventor and invention to the present day. 

  1. Lots of people use it.

  2. The washing machine, in the powered version that we know it, has existed since 1908, though there were previous incarnations as well. 

  3. Washing machines that load from the front, rather than from the top, are more efficient and clean their loads better.


Who came up with the idea of the washing machine Jacob Christian Schäffer in 1767 


How did it improve. From hand washing in a river. to put your washing in and wait.


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  1. Patricia Hastie2 April 2021 at 22:11

    Kia ora Michaela. You have done excellent research on the evolution of the washing machine. It's great to see that you can self-manage and keep yourself on task.
    The layout of your timeline could be improved if you put it in order from the first washing machine until modern day washing machines.
    Keep up the super work. Mrs Hastie.

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