1. In the kitchen Cornwell, 37, proudly showed off the 1929 General Electric refrigerator . 2. The obvious answer is that we now have electric refrigerators and fancy ice-making machines. 3. By 1923, the Kelvinator Company held 80 percent of the American market for electric refrigerators . 4. Almost all kitchens were equipped with electric refrigerators and electric or less commonly gas, stoves. 5. The company began providing electric refrigerators to Eureka-Williams Company in Bloomington, IL in early 1935. 6. Electric refrigerators and electric stoves came along in the 1920s, electric dishwashers in the 1940s.7. In her later years, one of her sons gave her an electric refrigerator , her first. 8. Back at Columbus Circle, the Sub-Zero team found _ horrors _ a General Electric refrigerator in the kitchen. 9. Superseded in the next century by electric refrigerators beginning with the Domelre ( domestic electric refrigerator ) in 1913. 10. Superseded in the next century by electric refrigerators beginning with the Domelre ( domestic electric refrigerator ) in 1913.
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