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For centuries, kitchens have been present in each and every household, whether big or small. Servants used to do most of the kitchen work in the past, especially in the homes of affluent families. However, housewives ended up doing most of the culinary tasks in the kitchen after the civil war period since most people don't have servants anymore. And because of this, majority of the kitchen appliance were invented to help in carrying out the job at a lesser time and with greater ease.

Then we now look at the major kitchen appliances, these have the heavier tasks to perform in the kitchen. We have dishwashers to start; they are used to elevate the problem of having to manually clean the utensils. They are usually bought according to the size of the household and this is usually ensures that the ability to keep a home clean is enhanced. We also have cook tops; we find that separate oven and cook tops offer more flexibility than the compact cooking ranges. This is a great help to bachelors who eat out regularity because they can buy a single burner to save space while those who have really good culinary skills can purchase as many as five burners to quicken the preparation of the gourmet meal. Ideally cook tops should be safe to use and easy to clean. Ovens are another major appliance and they are needed for all baking purposes and meals.

One of the first things you need to think about when you are looking for small kitchen appliances is how much space you have and where they will go in your kitchen. Some appliances will `live` on worktops all of the time. Classic examples of this are kettles and toasters. Others may be stored in a cupboard until you need to use them after which they go back in the cupboard again. Both the cupboard and surface space you have available will thus have a bearing on the appliance that you buy.