Discussion on “the future of electric heating and cooking in marine service,” (Mauger), New York, May 19, 1914. (see proceedings for May, 1914)

W. S. Hadaway: In reading this paper of Mr. Mauger's, the first omission that strikes me is the practical elimination of the electric laundry on board ship. It has been my experience that the adoption of electrically heated laundry machines, such as body ironers, combination ironers, as well as hand irons are an essential part of the equipment for the comfort of the men on an extended cruise.