| APPLIANCE | E.g. washing machine or cooker (9) |
| DETERGENT | Cleansing agent eg washing powder (9) |
| AMUSEMENT | A pleasant feeling of hilarity, mirth or the ludicrous; a beguiling object; an attraction such as a fairground ride or a penny arcade pinball machine; or, idle time-wasting (9) |
| SCRIBBLER | Informal word for a hack, journo, pen-pusher or other writer; part of a wool-carding machine; or, Canadian dialect for a jotter or a notebook (9) |
| ACTUATION | The putting into operation of a machine or device (9) |
| DISMANTLE | To take a machine or structure to pieces (9) |
| LOAD | Quantity of laundry in a washing machine; or, the freight or cargo carried by a vehicle (4) |
| SPAREPART | Extra component of a machine or other apparatus (5,4) |
| DISPENSER | Vending machine or ATM, at times |
| AUTOMATED | Carried out by machines or computers without human control (9) |
| APPLIANCES | Devices such as washing machines or kettles (10) |
| OVEN | Kiln or cooker, eg (4) |
| STEAMING | Performance of craft or cooker |
| HOBS | Male ferrets; or, cooker tops (4) |
| SPLASHBACK | Protective panel behind sink or cooker (10) |
| HALOGEN | Type of lamp or cooker hob (7) |
| AGA | A brand of range or cooker for which Mary Berry has devised numerous recipes and tips (3) |
| BOBBIN | A reel or spool of yarn in a sewing machine or held by a spinning mule's creel; or, in haberdashery, narrow cord or braid used as a trimming (6) |
| FEED | Fodder or forage for a farm animal; pasture or provender generally; an allowance of formula, milk etc for a baby; an act of nourishing said tot or of supplying a machine; or, informally, a plentiful m |
| STOVES | Ranges or cookers which burns fuel and used for heating and cooking (6) |
