Tips & Tricks: Transport Your Appliances Safely
By: Dina Amir
Bought a new refrigerator? Want to move your TV? We know that transporting home appliances can be an overwhelming hassle. The way you move your appliances can affect how they operate and function in the future. That’s why Yaoota prepared you this guide to help you transport your appliances safely. These tips include the transportation of: refrigerators and freezers, ovens, televisions and washing machines.
Refrigerator: Then & Now
By: Mai Sroor
It’s our mission in Yaoota to give you an updated view of the market as well as a historical glance at the indispensable appliance: refrigerators.
Did you know that the Egyptians, Chinese, and Indians were among the first people to use ice in food preservation? By the early 19th century, people worldwide would use a variety of early refrigeration methods. Sometimes food would be placed in a bucket then put in a cool river or lake.
Ice was a hard commodity to come by, especially in the early 19th century. It wasn’t until German breweries began to make their way into the United States in the middle of the 19th century that the demand for refrigeration became realized. Refrigeration later made its way to railroad cars where it was used to transport goods. By the 1920s, refrigerators were in many U.S. homes.
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