Innovative Women in Household Technology

This chapter explores the groundbreaking contributions of women inventors, focusing on Josephine Cochran's creation of the first practical dishwasher and Marion Donovan's development of disposable diapers. Highlighting the challenges and achievements faced by these innovators, it illustrates their significant impact on household technology and women's visibility in the invention landscape. The narrative not only celebrates their individual successes but also frames them within the broader context of innovation in a male-dominated industry.