White-Westinghouse Fridge

White-Westinghouse Fridge

Originally founded as Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company in 1886, the company began as an AC manufacturer – becoming the first to build a commercial AC system. It wasn’t until 1914 that Westinghouse entered in the home appliance market and began manufacturing home appliances. Eventually, the home appliance division was sold to White Consolidated Industries and finally became the more familiar White-Westinghouse brand. White-Westinghouse has since been producing home appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators and washers as well as home electronics and lighting. The brand quickly became the preferred choice of professionals for their dedication to creativity and new technology, and by 1988 they were backed by the well-known brand, Electrolux.

Who would have thought that the plain Ice Box would evolve into the amazing cooling machines we use today? Refrigerators have been common in households in the United States since the 1930s. They have vastly improved in the intervening years, becoming more energy efficient and producing less heat. Fridges are capable of holding more food than ever before; there are some models available that can have different humidity levels or temperature on different levels of the fridge. Even with these advances the wonders of modern technology still occasionally need some repair. The Fridge parts you need are easy to find at EasyApplianceParts.com.

Fridges are an important part of every kitchen. They allow us to keep food handy that would otherwise go bad quickly. We can keep milk longer, fruits and veggies that aren’t in season can be kept cool longer, letting us enjoy our favorites any time of year. With refrigerators we can keep meat for much longer than would be safe without refrigeration. One of the problems with fridges over old-fashioned iceboxes is that when they break down you have to worry about all the fresh meat and veggies going bad. When something breaks in your fridge get the fridge parts you need quickly at EasyApplianceParts.com.