what did she do for living
Josephine Garis Cochrane was the first lady to invent the dishwasher!
She died on August 3, 1913 in Chicago
what did she do for living
Irene Fitch Garis was Josephine cochran's mother and John garis was Josephine Cochran's father.
she was born in yakakma
She died August 3, 1913. She was the first to invent the commercial dishwasher.
Josephine Cochrane's dishwasher was patented in 1886 and became commercially available shortly thereafter. She founded the Garis-Cochran Manufacturing Company to produce her invention, which gained popularity in restaurants and eventually in homes. Cochrane continued to improve and promote her dishwasher until her death in 1913, making her work span approximately 27 years from invention to her passing.
Josephine Cochrane was an American inventor and businesswoman best known for creating the first commercially successful dishwasher. She designed the appliance in the 1880s to save time and effort in washing dishes, as she was frustrated with her servants breaking her fine china. Cochrane patented her invention in 1886 and later founded the Garis-Cochrane Company, which produced dishwashers for both home and commercial use. Her innovation significantly influenced modern kitchen appliances and the way dishwashing is done today.
Josephine Cohan Niblo, sister of George M. Cohan, died in 1915 of heart disease.
Josephine Cochrane died in 1913 she died of a heartattack
Josephine developed the hand-turned wheel that splashed water onto dishes. hope this answers your question! :)
its cocharne and in Ashtabula County, OH