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8 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Wed., Nov. 21, 1956
Learn How To Treat
'New Electric Ranges
You're protecting your invest
ment when you take the time to
learn hew to care lor your elec
trie range, -
Reading the direction book that
comei with your new range will
help you get more for your money
in terms of long-time serviceabil
ity. Manufacturers have put con
siderable time and effort into
making direction books that are
easy to understand and follow.
They believe in their products
and they want their customers to
stav sold. That's why they want
you to gel the most from your
electric range.
The most important single rule
is maintenance on a regular basis.
Clean up spilled food and boil
overs as soon as possible. Attend
to having repairs made by a quali
fied electrician nromntly.
Electric ranges aren't much of
a chore to clean wnen given regu
lar care after each meal or as
spills occur during cooking. When
cleaning enameled surfaces while
the range is hot, use a paper towel
or dry cloth. A damp cloth might
crack the enamel.
When the range is cool, wash
with a sudsy cloth and finish with
a clean damp cloth. A mild house
hold cleaner may be used for stub
born spots.
Drip trays should be cleaned
carefully. Food that has dried on
electric surface units should be
burned off. Never immerse elec
tric units in water.
Oven compartments can be
cleaned with commercial cleaners
specifically designed and market
ed for tms lasK. Directions snoum
be followed closely. Steel wool,
scouring pads and cleansing pow
ders may also be used to remove
spattered grease and fried food.
A rag saturated with household
ammonia can he placed over stub
born dried spots and left over
night. The next day the spot should I
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Cooking Is Fun With The New
Time Saving Range Features
With now Wtrle range, cook- mounted on the back panel Instead
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NO STOOP Tim new eleclrir refrigerator puU the mott often und
refrigeration compartment at the top within eaiy reach. The froaen
food uoraae compartment if below. All the modern electric relriger.
tort are arranged with an eye to greater convenience for the hout
wife.
BEST FOR KITCHEN
Floor coverings best for use in
the kitchen are linoleum, plastic,
vinyl and wood if its treated with
penetrating oil sealer.
como off easily after scouring
and washing.
ror cleaning around the push
buttons, try cotton - tipped swabs.
EARLY WATER HEATER
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One of the first known water
heaters in history was used by a
wealthy Pompeian 2,000 years ago.
It was merely a water tank which
circulated cold water through the
hollow sides of a container filled
with hot coals. Gas wasn't used to
heat water until the early 1800's.
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hav lt u at vtt irtruiitias Day
and that will b the taik of de
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ran leturvs to try tirst.
Here ar soine of them:
Thermostatically controlled ur
face eovktug units. A "sensing"
element "feels" the temperature
of the utenul resting on it, and
heal is raised or lowered auto
matically to conform to tempera
ture on pre-set dial. Cooks per
fectly and makes pot watching a
tiling of the past.
Elevator oven. It rises IS inches
above the 36-inch-high work sur
face at the touch of a switch. It
mav be stopped at any height, low
ered or raised from -any position
at which it is stopped.
Removable Kotltserie
Vertical broiler. Food is broiled
on both sines ai once, ia con
ventional broiler is ready for use
when desired.)
Smoke dispelling oven inter.
Smoke and fumes are drawn off
even when the oven door is open
during the cooking DroceM.
Removable oven rotisserie rack.
Roast or fowl are locked into
place, can be carried to work sur
face for carving and serving.
Automatic meat thermometer.
It turns oven off and signal light
on when desired internal temper
ature of meat is reached.
Other features include: griddles
built into the range top; portable
griddles for use on any unit, plug
in griddles, swing-out broilers, ad
justable broiler pans controlled by
a lever which moves from side to
side to lower or raise the pan
without having to remove it, in
terval timers to ring a bell when
the food is cooked, clocks and tim
ers which turn the fuel off at pre
set times 'in the oven or on top of
the range, ranges with controls
of the range front.
To get the best performance
from her electric range the house
wife should be sure to have it in
stalled by an expert. The range
should be absolutely level.
Keep These In Mind
Manufacturer's instruction book
should be keot hi a convenient sriot
and referred to before calling in
a repairman, utten problems can
be cleared up with a single tip
irorn uie airecuon dook.
Utensils are an important fac
tor in the performance of a range.
For topstove cooking, use pots and
pans that have flat bottoms and
tight-fitting covers.
Keep these few things in mind,
and you'll know why the National
Electrical Manufacturers Associa
tion says, "With an electric range,
you'll feel like a guest in your
own home."
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FREEZE LEFTOVERS
Iff I good idea to cook double
or triple portions of your favorite
recipes so you can freeze what
ever is left over for later meals.
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TWINS Matched automatic waaher and dryer provide complete
laundering in jmt 25 Inches of floor apace. The pair can be installed
side by side or Hacked, built-in or free-standing. No Hoop but
a lot of reach-in convenience.
Difficult Stains
Succumb Before
New Detergent
Early this year an entirely new
class of laundry and household
cleaning product made its appear-,
ance the heavy-duty liquid de
tergent. The new liquid synthetic
detergents are safe for all laundry
but will remove difficult stains bet
ter than powder products. Accord
ing to manufacturers, the new li
quids also have the ability to re--story
nylon lingerie, yet are effec
tive for household tasks like clean
ing walls and stoves.
Manufacturers urge that parti
cular attention be paid to instruc
tions. For example, most of them
point out that too much of any
washing, strains washing machine
motors and is difficult to rinse out,
leaving clothes dull looking and
stiff feeling.
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