KITCHEN
AROUND THE GARAGE
HOUSEHOLD HISTORY
CLEANING & LAUNDRY
HOUSEHOLD BRAIN BUSTERS
100

What kitchen appliance is used to slowly cook food over several hours?

Slow cooker / Crockpot

100

What tool is commonly used to loosen a bolt?

Wrench

100

Before vacuum cleaners, what was commonly used to beat dust from rugs?

Rug beater

100

What ingredient is commonly added to laundry to whiten clothes naturally?

Bleach

100

What household item becomes sharper the more you use it?

Pencil

200

What utensil is traditionally used to serve spaghetti?

Pasta server

200

What machine is used to inflate car tires?

Air compressor

200

What household item was commonly heated with coal in the early 1900s?

Iron

200

What cleaning tool has bristles and a long handle for scrubbing floors?

Broom

200

What can travel around the world while staying in one corner?

Stamp

300

What is the purpose of a colander?

To drain water from food

300

What tool has a rotating chain and is used to cut wood?

Chainsaw

300

What room in older homes was often called the “parlour”?

Living room

300

What does the “delicate” setting on a washer do?

Uses gentler washing/spinning

300

What has many keys but cannot open a single door?

Piano

400

What part of the stove is commonly used for broiling?

The oven drawer/top broiler section

400

What does WD-40 help prevent?

Rust / squeaking

400

What household delivery was common before milk cartons?

Glass milk bottles

400

What household product is often used to remove hard water stains?

Vinegar

400

What comes once in a minute, twice in a moment, but never in a thousand years?

The letter M

500

Before refrigerators, what block was delivered to homes to keep food cold?

Ice block

500

What tool is used to detect whether a wall stud is behind drywall?

Stud finder

500

What appliance replaced the washboard for many families?

Washing machine

500

What is the name for the trap under a sink that holds water to stop odours?

P-trap

500

What household item is full of holes but still holds water?

Sponge

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