Plumbed-in machines are connected directly to your main water supply, as opposed to relying on a limited literage reservoir to prepare your coffee drinks. We discuss which of the main models of commercial coffee machines are able to be plumbed-in, as well as the pros and cons of plumbing your coffee … Read full review
Strite was working at a manufacturing plant in Stillwater. According to Strite, the cafeteria often served burnt toast. This inspired him to create a toaster that would toast bread automatically with minimal human intervention. What was a toaster used for in the 1920s? During the 1920s, Americans bought more than a … Read full review
If the machine is to be plumbed in (as pretty much all commercial applications should be), then there will be a drain box under the drip Does a coffee machine need drainage? If your coffee machine is not being plumbed directly into the mains waste, we recommend you install a shelf … Read full review
Energy Saving Tip 4 – Using a toaster is more energy efficient than a traditional grill. Grilling food is generally healthy and a more efficent use of your electricity than a traditional oven. where a toaster can do the job you will often save time, energy and and money when compared … Read full review
The 1920 toasters cost from $5.00 to $15.00. Did they have toasters in 1920? During the 1920s, Americans bought more than a million electric toasters, usually for use right on the breakfast table. Early electric toasters browned only one side at a time and required users to watch, flip, and then … Read full review