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Welcome back, everybody, to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane. Today's game is going to be the final game from an excerpt from Edwin Cochin's book, the pub quiz experience if you've been playing for the past three weeks you've noticed we've covered a wide variety of topics and today's game is no different today's game is going to be the history of home appliances very interesting it's quiz number 70 from his book and if you haven't already done so go ahead and order his book through amazon and there will be a link to it in the show notes thank you so much again edwin this has been such a blast the past few weeks hosting these games and i hope everybody plays a lot more and order his books and do you want to host your own trivia night at eventpartygame.com purchase a wide variety of instant downloadable games from pub trivia to escape rooms whether you want to host live or virtually eventpartygame.com has everything you need to ensure your event is a success check out eventpartygame.com all right and let's check out the final game we're going to play from edwin's book the pub quiz experience this is the history of home appliances i am going to ask 10 questions and then repeat them with the answer is everybody ready to play here is your trivia game of the day question number one early versions of this appliance lacked drum suspension and had to be anchored to the floor to prevent the appliance from walking away question number one early versions of this appliance lacked drum suspension and had to be anchored to the floor to prevent the appliance from walking away question number two which appliances heating element was patented in 1906 and called nichrome wire question number two which appliances heating element was patented in 1906 and called nichrome wire question number three early versions of this fabric related appliance were simply metal pans filled with hot coals. This fabric related appliance were simply metal pans filled with hot coals. Question number four with the financial backing of Fred Waring Fred Osius created this type of appliance which was originally called the miracle mixer. Question number four with the financial backing of Fred Waring Fred Osius created this type of appliance which was originally called the Miracle Mixer. Question number five, a hand-powered version of this kitchen appliance was unveiled at the 1893 World's Fair and called the Lavadora.

Question number five, a hand-powered version of this kitchen appliance was unveiled at the 1893 World's Fair and called the Lavadora. Question number six, the introduction of Freon in the 1920s expanded the market for this appliance. Question number six, the introduction of Freon in the 1920s expanded the market for this appliance. Question number seven, the first manual models of this cleaning appliance were developed in the 1860s and incorporated bellows. The first manual models of this cleaning appliance were developed in the 1860s and incorporated bellows. Question number eight, the first commercially available type of this appliance was introduced in 1947 and called the radar range. It was almost six feet tall and weighed 750 pounds. The first commercially available type of this appliance was introduced in 1947 and called the radar range. It was almost six feet tall and weighed 700. and 50 pounds. Question number nine. In 2019, it was estimated that 99% of new homes in the American South and 62% of new homes in the American West included this appliance. Question number nine. In 2019, it was estimated that 99% of new homes in the American South and 62% of new homes in the American West included this appliance. And question number 10. The first version of this appliance was invented in 1890. It was neither portable nor handheld. The user had to sit underneath it. Question number 10. The first version of this appliance was invented in 1890. It was neither portable nor handheld. The user had to sit underneath it. Those were your 10 questions and now i'm going to repeat them with the answer this is quiz 70 history of home appliances from edwin cochin's book the pub quiz experience question number one early versions of this appliance lacked drum suspension and had to be anchored to the floor to prevent the appliance from walking away the answer the washing machine clothes dryer is also acceptable thanks edwin question number two which appliances heating element was patented in 1906 and called nichrome wire the toaster question number three early versions of this fabric related appliance were simply metal pans filled with hot coals the clothes iron question number four with the financial backing of fred wearing fred osseous created this type of appliance which was originally

called the miracle mixer the blender question number five a hand-powered version of this kitchen appliance was unveiled at the 1893 world's fair and called the lavadora the answer dishwasher oh i'm going to use my lavadora today question number six the introduction of freon in the 1920s expanded the market for this appliance refrigerator and or freezer question number seven the first manual models of this cleaning appliance were developed in the 1860s and incorporated bellows, refrigerator, and or freezer. Question number eight. The first commercially available type of this appliance was introduced in 1947 and called the radar range. It was almost six feet tall and weighed 750 pounds the answer microwave oven question number nine in 2019 it was estimated that 99 percent of new homes in the american south and 62 percent of new homes in the american west included this appliance that is the air conditioner and question number 10 the first version of this appliance was invented in 1890 it was neither portable nor handheld the user had to sit underneath it that is the hair dryer that was your final game from the pub quiz experience that was quiz number 70 in edwin cochin's book the pub quiz experience with over a hundred quizzes order it today you can click on it in the show notes thank you so much edwin this has been so much fun for in the past month hosting these games from your book i love this book so much i hope everybody goes and orders it and if you are celebrating the summer holidays i hope you're having a fantastic time and if you're driving stay safe on those roads i'll be back next week with a brand new game thanks so much for playing everybody this was road trip trivia and i'm ali Lane. Have a great day.

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