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The thing I think is really interesting about this is the implication that efficiency got much worse before starting to get better. I guess intuitively that ma
by war1025 6y ago
The thing I think is really interesting about this is the implication that efficiency got much worse before starting to get better.
I guess intuitively that makes sense since the first refrigerators were probably upgraded actual "ice boxes", where efficiency is obviously very important.
- userbinator 6y agoElectrical costs were also quite high --- many places still had not been electrified yet. Combine that with The Great Depression and efficiency definitely became a concern and marketing point.