The house that cleaned itself

the true story of Frances Gabe's (mostly) marvelous invention

"Frances Gabe detested housework, . . . [so] she invented a contraption to free herself from this tedious task forever: a self-cleaning house! Gabe's wacky, wonderful home included almost 70 new patented inventions, from a soap-spraying sprinkler in the ceiling to a kitchen cabinet that washed, dried, and stored dishes all in one place. Though Gabe's invention didn't catch on, her determination and clever thinking remind us that we don't have to accept the world as it is; we can improve it using our minds and our own two hands"--Provided by publisher.

The Innovation Press
2019
9781943147656
book
Lexile: 
760

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