Electricity for everybody; its nature and uses explained (1895)
Atkinson, Philip · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 203
far superior, in conven-ience and comfort, to the coal or wood range, and fullyequal to the gas range. The cost of current is no greaterthan that of gas, as usually supplied, and the heating ofthe kitchen, in summer, still less than that of gas; whilethere can be no such thing as an explosion in… … Cooking utensils are prepared for electric use by theCarpenter method, by attaching to the bottom of each aniron plate, as in theelectric tea-pot shownin Fig. 79. which iscoated with the spe-cial enamel already re-ferred to, in which is im-bedded a coil of com-posite metal wire, thesame kind as…
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