History of household appliances

203 Erfindungen nach Jahr: woraus sich jede entwickelte und wozu sie führte.

Wie die Erfindungen zusammenhängen

JahrErfindungWas es istEntwickelt ausFührte zu
29000 v. Chr.OvenA closed chamber for cooking with heat.
12000 v. Chr.BrotA baked product made from flour.
12000 v. Chr.LebensmitteltrocknungPreserving food by removing water.Freeze-drying
10000 v. Chr.KorbA woven container.Besen
10000 v. Chr.SmokingTreating food with smoke.
5000 v. Chr.KammA comb for hair.
5000 v. Chr.YogurtA fermented milk product.
4500 v. Chr.Oil lampA lamp with a wick in oil.Incandescent light bulb, Kerosene lamp
4500 v. Chr.WickA cord that feeds fuel to the flame by capillary action.
3500 v. Chr.BrettspielGames on a board (senet, go).Video game
3500 v. Chr.Spinning topA toy kept stable by its rotation.
3000 v. Chr.WürfelCubes for random numbers.Probability theory
3000 v. Chr.WhistleA sound signal made by a stream of air.
3000 v. Chr.TandoorA clay jar-shaped oven.
3000 v. Chr.HairpinA hair clip.
2000 v. Chr.PuppeA toy figure of a person.
2000 v. Chr.SaucepanA vessel for boiling.Pottery
2000 v. Chr.KäsepressePressing whey out of curd.
2000 v. Chr.ButterfassChurning butter from cream.
2000 v. Chr.SaltingPreserving food with salt.
1780 v. Chr.Ice houseA store of natural ice for keeping food cold.Refrigerator
1600 v. Chr.BallRubber balls of the Mesoamericans; leather balls in Europe.
1500 v. Chr.ScissorsTwo blades on a pivot — a pair of levers.
1500 v. Chr.Glass bottleA glass vessel; machine production — Owens, 1903.Plastic bottle
1200 v. Chr.EssstäbchenTwo sticks — a third-class lever.
1000 v. Chr.KettleA vessel for boiling water.Wasserkocher
1000 v. Chr.BesenA bundle of twigs for sweeping.KorbMop
1000 v. Chr.UmbrellaA folding canopy on ribs.
1000 v. Chr.BesteckSpoons, forks, knives.
1000 v. Chr.SpongeA porous material (synthetic ones since the 1930s).
500 v. Chr.Yo-yoA disc on a string.
500 v. Chr.HantelA piece of exercise equipment.
500 v. Chr.StiltsPoles with foot rests.
500 v. Chr.KerzeA wick in solid fuel.
350 v. Chr.FassA wooden container of staves bound with hoops.
200 v. Chr.WokA Chinese round-bottomed pan.
100 v. Chr.HypocaustRoman underfloor heating with hot air.Zentralheizung
600SchachA strategy board game.
900Playing cardsCards printed by woodblock.
1000ForkA piece of cutlery with tines.
1470BillardA table with balls and a cue.
1500TowelTerry cloth.
1500Heating stoveA stove for warming a home; the Russian stove, the Franklin stove.
1596Flush toiletA toilet with a flush (Harington; Cumming’s S-trap, 1775).
1600WalletA case for money.
1600Rocking horseA toy on curved rockers.
1679Pressure cookerPapin’s steam digester for cooking under pressure.Newcomen engine
1700GusseisenpfanneA frying pan made of cast iron.Non-stick pan
1700Wood-fired ovenA dome-shaped oven.
1766Jigsaw puzzle
John Spilsbury
A picture made of pieces (Spilsbury).
1767Shower
François Merry Delabost
Water supplied from above.
1767SprudelwasserWater charged with CO₂ (Priestley).
1770Kitchen scaleScales for food.
1778SamovarA vessel for boiling water with an internal firebox.
1780ToothbrushA brush for cleaning teeth.Elektrische Zahnbürste
1787WeckerA clock with a signal (Hutchins).Smartphone
1795KorkenzieherA spiral screw for corks.
1796HeimtrainerA stationary bicycle.
1804Water filterPurifying water by filtering it through sand and charcoal.
1807Gas lampStreet lighting with coal gas.Incandescent light bulb, Street light
1809Konservierung in DosenSterilizing food in sealed containers (Appert).
1810KonservendoseA tinplate can for storing food (Durand).Getränkedose
1816Kaleidoscope
David Brewster
A tube with mirrors (Brewster).
1818Fire extinguisherA portable means of putting out fires (Manby).
1823LighterA device for making fire (Döbereiner; flint lighters came later).Fire making
1826MatchPhosphorus matches, then safety matches.Fire making
1826Gas stoveA stove running on gas.
1829Soda siphonA vessel with a valve under pressure.
1830ZentralheizungHeating a building from one boiler through radiators.Hypocaust
1830Lawn mowerBudding’s machine with rotating blades.Sickle, Scythe
1831Elektrische TürklingelA bell driven by an electromagnet (Henry).
1835Wall mirrorA glass mirror with silvering (Liebig).
1837MopA cloth on a stick.Besen
1843Ice cream makerA hand-cranked machine for ice cream (Johnson).
1845TapA valve for water.
1845Meat grinderAn auger feeds meat to a blade (Drais).
1847SchokoladeSolid chocolate (Fry); conching — Lindt, 1879.
1850MangleRollers for wringing laundry.Washing machine
1850SchulklingelAn electric bell rung on a schedule.
1850GrillCooking on a grate.
1851Ice machineA machine for making ice (Gorrie).Refrigerator
1853EinbruchalarmPope’s alarm built on electromagnets.
1853WäscheklammerA peg with a spring.
1853Kerosene lampA lamp burning kerosene (Łukasiewicz).Oil lamp
1855DosenöffnerA tool for opening cans.
1856SchneebesenA hand whisk with gears.Mixer
1857Toilet paperPaper in rolls (Gayetty).
1859Spray bottleA hand sprayer.
1859BaseballschlägerA wooden bat.
1860Karussell
John Joseph Merlin
A rotating platform with seats.
1863FootballA ball with an inflatable bladder.
1864Pasteurization
Louis Pasteur
Heating to kill microbes (Pasteur).
1869Margarine
Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès
A butter substitute (Mège-Mouriès).
1871Paper bag
Margaret E. Knight
A flat-bottomed bag (Margaret Knight).Plastic bag
1871Spring mattressA mattress with steel springs.
1872LockenstabBeheizte Zange zum Locken der Haare; Marcel Grateau schuf 1872 mit der heißen Zange die „Marcel-Welle“, später wurden die Zangen elektrisch.Dauerwelle
1873ToothpasteA paste for cleaning teeth (Colgate); fluoride paste in the 1950s.
1874Tennis racketA racket with strings.
1875TreadmillAn exercise machine with a moving belt.
1876TeppichkehrerA mechanical sweeper (Bissell).Vacuum cleaner
1880BobsleighA steerable sled.Sledge
1882Elektrischer VentilatorA fan with an electric motor.
1882BügeleisenAn iron with a heating element.
1883Thermostat
Warren Seymour Johnson
Keeps a set temperature (bimetal, electronics).
1884Espressomaschine
Angelo Moriondo
Making coffee with steam under pressure (Moriondo).
1884Roller coasterCars on inclined rails.
1884Light switchOpens and closes a circuit.
1884LipstickLip colour in a case.
1886Geschirrspüler
Josephine Cochrane
Josephine Cochrane’s machine.
1888DeodorantA product against the smell of sweat.
1889Water heaterHeats water for the home.
1890Heating elementA high-resistance conductor that turns current into heat.
1890Matryoshka
Vasily Zvyozdochkin
A wooden nesting doll (Zvyozdochkin, Malyutin).
1890KartonCorrugated board (Gair).
1891Basketballkorb
James Naismith
Naismith’s basket.
1891WasserkocherAn appliance that boils water with a heating element.Kettle
1891Model railwayA model of a railway (Märklin).
1892Ironing boardA folding board for ironing.
1892KronkorkenA metal bottle cap (Painter).
1892Vacuum flaskA Dewar vessel with a vacuum layer.Dewargefäß
1892ElektroherdA stove with heating elements.
1893ToasterAn appliance that toasts bread with a red-hot coil. It became practical once durable nichrome wire appeared.
1894IntercomA door entry phone.
1896DartscheibeA target for darts.Pfeil und Bogen
1898Golf ballA ball with a rubber-thread core and dimples (Haskell).
1899Torch (flashlight)A battery-powered lamp.
1900SurfboardA board for riding waves.Snowboard
1900KarbidlampeA miner’s lamp burning acetylene.Davy-Lampe
1901Vacuum cleaner
Hubert Cecil Booth
Cleaning by sucking up dust (Booth; the electric one — Spangler).TeppichkehrerRobot vacuum
1901MetallbaukastenThe Meccano set (Hornby).LEGO bricks
1901Safety razorA razor with a replaceable blade (Gillette).
1901Instant coffeeDried coffee extract.
1902KlimaanlageCarrier’s unit for cooling and drying air.
1902Teddy bearA soft toy (Steiff, Michtom).
1903KleiderbügelA wire hanger (Parkhouse).
1904Power socketA connector for plugging in appliances.
1906Freeze-dryingDrying a frozen product in a vacuum.Lebensmitteltrocknung
1908Washing machineAn electric machine for washing clothes.Mangle
1908MixerWhisking with beaters driven by a motor.Schneebesen
1908Kaffeefilter
Melitta Bentz
Melitta Bentz’s filter.
1908Tea bagA single serving of tea in a pouch.
1909GlätteisenZwei beheizte Platten, zwischen denen eine Haarsträhne geglättet wird; 1909 von Isaac Shero patentiert.
1910AlufolieThinly rolled aluminium.
1910KarabinerA steel ring with a gate.
1911Hair dryerA fan with a heater.
1913RefrigeratorA household refrigerator with a compressor.Ice house, Ice machine
1916SupermarketA self-service store (Piggly Wiggly).
1921Whistling kettleSteam passes through a whistle.
1922MixerAn electric motor with blades.Food processor
1924Paper tissuesFacial tissues (Kleenex).
1924Quick freezingFreezing food rapidly (Birdseye).
1927SpraydoseA pressurized can with a sprayer (Rotheim).
1929SunglassesGlasses with tinted lenses.Brille
1929French pressA coffee maker with a mesh plunger.
1930KlebebandDrew’s transparent tape (3M).
1931PinballA machine with a ball and flippers.Spielautomat
1933Moka potBialetti’s coffee maker.
1936TrampolineA net on springs (Nissen).
1937Shopping trolleyA supermarket trolley (Goldman).
1938WäschetrocknerA drum dryer.
1938SunscreenProtecting skin from ultraviolet.
1940FreezerA deep-freeze compartment.
1942Security cameraA video surveillance system (CCTV).
1943AtemreglerA regulator that supplies air on inhalation.
1943Aqualung
Jacques Cousteau
A self-contained breathing apparatus (Cousteau, Gagnan).Taucheranzug
1945UmluftbackofenAn oven with a fan.Heißluftfritteuse
1945KletterseilA dynamic nylon rope.Rope
1947Coffee vending machineA machine for drinks.
1947Microwave oven
Percy Spencer
Heating food with microwaves (Spencer).Radar
1948WegwerfwindelA nappy with a superabsorbent.
1949Cling filmA thin polymer film.
1950Remote control
Nikola Tesla, Robert Adler
Operating a device from a distance; infrared remotes date from the 1980s.
1950Motion sensorA passive infrared presence sensor.
1952Tetra PakA laminated carton package.
1952BowlingAutomatic setting of pins.
1954Elektrische ZahnbürsteA toothbrush with a small motor.Toothbrush
1954Non-stick panA frying pan with a Teflon coating (Tefal).Gusseisenpfanne
1955Rice cookerAutomatic rice cooking (Toshiba).Multicooker
1957Wet wipesImpregnated non-woven wipes.
1958LEGO bricks
Ole Kirk Christiansen
A construction toy of moulded plastic.Metallbaukasten
1959GetränkedoseA can for drinks.Konservendose
1963Vacuum sealerPumps the air out of a bag.
1965SnowboardA board for riding down snow.Surfboard, Skis
1965Smoke detectorA sensor for smoke.
1965Plastic bagA polyethylene bag (Thulin).Paper bag
1970Wheeled suitcaseA suitcase with wheels (Sadow).
1970Elektronische WaageScales with a strain gauge.Waage
1971Multicooker
Irving Naxon
A pot with a heater and programs.Rice cooker
1971Food processorA multifunction kitchen machine.Mixer
1973Induction hobA hob that heats cookware with eddy currents.
1973Plastic bottleA bottle made of PET (Wyeth).Glass bottle
1974Rubik’s Cube
Ernő Rubik
A mechanical puzzle.
1974Sous vide
Benjamin Thompson
Cooking in a vacuum bag at a precise temperature.
1980UV/LED-NagellampeUV- oder LED-Lampe, unter der Gel-Nagellack in etwa einer Minute aushärtet.
1986BrotbackautomatAutomatic bread baking.
1992Self-checkoutA till where shoppers scan the goods themselves.Registrierkasse
2000Smart homeA network of controllable household devices.
2002Robot vacuumAn autonomous vacuum cleaner (Roomba).Vacuum cleaner
2008LED lampA lamp built on white LEDs.Incandescent light bulb
2010HeißluftfritteuseA mini convection oven.Umluftbackofen
2013Smart lockA lock controlled from a smartphone.Lock and key
2014Smart speakerA speaker with a voice assistant.
LockenwicklerKleine Rollen, auf die das Haar gewickelt wird, damit es zu Locken trocknet; Heizwickler werden vor dem Gebrauch erwärmt.

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