Major appliance

A major appliance, often referred to as a "white good," is a large machine that assists in household tasks, primarily related to cooking, food preservation, and laundry. These appliances are typically characterized by their size, weight, and permanence in a home setting. Some common examples of major appliances include: 1. **Refrigerators** – Used for storing and preserving food and beverages at cool temperatures. 2. **Ovens** – Includes both conventional ovens and ranges used for baking and cooking food.