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• 25 Inventions You May Not Have Known Were Introduced By Women

  

  Did you ever think about who invented the dishwasher, the car heater, or who were the first people to write algorithms and make coding easier? They were all women inventors! Often when we talk about inventors, people like Thomas Edison or Alexander Graham Bell come to mind. But women inventors were equally amazing and without…

  delaramartdesign

  March 28, 2021

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