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Indoor sinks, stove, wringer, washtub.
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Outhouses were used for restroom purposes, or indoor slop buckets.
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Kerosene was used for lower/working middle class lighting. Gas for upper, middle class. Candles were also used.
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Only used in homes of the rich and rarely used at that.
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Doctors' visits, peddlers, tailors, and foods were often times delivered.
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Servants were usually one for every 15 households.
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Very hands on and repetitive.
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Order and significance.
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Sinks with hot and cold water, stove, refrigerator instead of ice box, washing machines.
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Sinks, toilets, bathtub or showers. Having one or two per NEW home.
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It dwindles down as time goes on to one servant for every 42 households.
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It is now in nearly 80% of the homes.
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Shopping centers were introduced and less delivery of food and household items.
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Electricity is now the most present; kerosene is used in rural areas at times.
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Hands on but machine aided.
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Hands on but machine aided.
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They had a sink, stove, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, washing machine, and dryer.
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Sinks, multiple bathrooms accessible, showers, toilets, bathtubs.
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Now these are a rarity. They were replaces with child care and maid services.
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All homes now have the power of electricity.
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Lighting is most commonly electricity.
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Internet shopping caused for home delivery. There are also malls and superstores. Doctors most commonly inside of doctor offices or hospitals.
