Selections from two industrial films from the 50s. First, the Frigidaire kitchen from General Motors' "Design for Dreaming," a promotional film for the 1956 Motorama. Second, a section from film c...
Selections from two industrial films from the 50s. First, the Frigidaire kitchen from General Motors' "Design for Dreaming," a promotional film for the 1956 Motorama. Second, a section from film coverage of the Monsanto "House of the Future," located in Tomorrowland in Disneyland. Just one word: "plastics."
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All that electrically lowered stuff would drive me nuts. I like being able to just open the door and grab a plate or food or whatever. Not pressing a button and waiting like 6-10 seconds for the damn thing to lower. God help you if you forgot something.
Irradiation was and is a method of preserving food by zapping it with radiation to kill everything in the container. It was safe but never saw much use beyond foods for the military and space exploration.
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I was just about to write...
"Irradiated Mousaka, please!"