The Robertshaw Report

The Robertshaw Report was a detailed investigation published in the 1950s that examined the safety and reliability of home appliances, particularly refrigerators. It aimed to identify hazards related to appliance design, manufacturing defects, and maintenance issues that could cause fires or electrical accidents. The report’s findings led to improvements in safety standards, better manufacturing practices, and increased awareness among consumers and manufacturers about potential risks. Overall, it played a crucial role in enhancing the safety of household appliances and protecting consumers from related hazards.