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catalyst-38168	Grealy, Liam; Lea, Tess	Washing and White Goods	2023		.htm	text/html	2882	192	48	In the United States, which has its own racialized history of laundering (see Wang 2004; Wooten and Branch 2012), the manufacture of domestic washing machines was disrupted by World War II but expanded dramatically postwar with the Bendix company selling 600,000 units in 1947.     Roundtable: Housewife’s Secret Arsenal Washing and White Goods     Liam Grealy University of Sydney and Menzies School of Health Research liam.grealy@sydney.edu.au   Tess Lea University of British Columbia tess.lea@ubc.ca     Abstract On the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands in northwest South Australia, an environmental health worker salvages discarded washing machines to reinstall in remote community homes.	cache/catalyst-38168.htm	txt/catalyst-38168.txt