Quest For 100 - Episode 75 | Washing Machine

Episode 75 of the Quest For 100 podcast, hosted by Justin & Brian, titled "Quest For 100 - Episode 75 | Washing Machine" was published on April 30, 2020 and runs 71 minutes.

April 30, 2020 ·71m · Quest For 100

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Summary

As the Quarantine Quest continues, Justin and Brian talk about an every day appliance that many people in the United States take for granted, the washing machine. Learn all about when it was invented, how common they are throughout the world and just how many people have ruined clothes by washing their clothes. Be sure to chime in on this week's 'Delusional Thinking' question: Would you rather have a giant refrigerator and a tiny clothes washer, or vice versa? Twitter: https://twitter.com/Th...

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As the Quarantine Quest continues, Justin and Brian talk about an every day appliance that many people in the United States take for granted, the washing machine. Learn all about when it was invented, how common they are throughout the world and just how many people have ruined clothes by washing their clothes. Be sure to chime in on this week's 'Delusional Thinking' question: Would you rather have a giant refrigerator and a tiny clothes washer, or vice versa?

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