A list of basic household electric appliances, along with

their power ratings and common uses:

1. Refrigerator: Power rating: typically 100-800 watts.

Uses: to cool and store food and beverages.

2. Air Conditioner: Power rating: typically 500-3,500

watts. Uses: to cool and dehumidify the air in a room or
building.

3. Television: Power rating: typically 20-400 watts. Uses:

for entertainment, watching TV shows, movies, and
playing video games.

4. Washing Machine: Power rating: typically 300-2,500

watts. Uses: to wash and clean clothes.

5. Dryer: Power rating: typically 1,200-5,000 watts. Uses:

to dry clothes after washing.
6. Electric Oven: Power rating: typically 1,000-5,000
watts. Uses: for baking, roasting, and cooking food.

7. Microwave Oven: Power rating: typically 600-1,500

watts. Uses: for quick heating, cooking, and defrosting of
food.

8. Dishwasher: Power rating: typically 1,200-2,400 watts.

Uses: for cleaning dishes, utensils, and kitchenware.

9. Electric Kettle: Power rating: typically 1,500-3,000

watts. Uses: for boiling water quickly.

10. Toaster: Power rating: typically 800-1,500 watts.

Uses: for toasting bread, bagels, and other baked goods.
11. Blender: Power rating: typically 300-1,200 watts.
Uses: for blending and mixing ingredients to make
smoothies, sauces, and soups.

12. Coffee Maker: Power rating: typically 600-1,200

watts. Uses: for brewing coffee and other hot beverages.

13. Iron: Power rating: typically 1,000-2,000 watts. Uses:

for ironing clothes and removing wrinkles.

14. Vacuum Cleaner: Power rating: typically 500-2,000

watts. Uses: for cleaning floors, carpets, and upholstery.

15. Hair Dryer: Power rating: typically 1,000-2,000 watts.

Uses: for drying and styling hair.