Clothes Dryers
Clothes dryer is an appliance used for drying clothes or removing moisture from clothes right after washing. The first version of hand-cranked clothes dryer was created in 1799 in France by a man named M. Pochon, but it was American inventor, George T. Sampson, who got the first patent on the improved version of the clothes dryer in 1892. Further improvements and innovations followed; and in the 1930s, the first electric clothes dryer was invented and patented by J. Ross Moore. The latter sold his creation to Hamilton Manufacturing Co., which pioneered the commercial distribution of electric clothes dryer in the U.S. Today, clothes dryer can be found in almost every household in America, Britain and Europe, and more than a hundred thousand units of the appliance is manufactured every year. It is a valuable appliance for the household, as well as hospitals and other health care institutions. And as you are contemplating of buying your own clothes dryer, please consider this piece of advice: Look for clothes dryer with a sturdy and sizeable lint filter that can be cleaned easily. The filter needs to be cleaned regularly to maintain the efficiency and working life of this drying device.
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