These have been ordered by decreasing power.

Device	Voltage (Volts)	Current (Amps)	Power (Watts)
Dryer	240 V	24 A	5760 W
Central heat/air	220 V	23.3 A	5126
Water heater	240	18.75 A	4500 W
Oven	240 V	11.25 A	2700 W
Hairdryer	125 V	15 A	1875 W
Laminator	115 V	14.7 A	1600 W
Water heater	120 V	12.5 A	1500 W
fryer	120 V	12.5 A	1500 W
Space heater	120 V	12.5 A	1500 W
Microwave	120 V	12 A	1440 W
Copy machine	120 V	12 A	1440 W
Vacuum cleaner	120 V	12 A	See note below
Treadmill	120 V	12 A	See note below
Electric frying pan	120 V	10.4 A	1250 w
Coffee Pot	120 V	8.54 A	1025 W
Toaster	120 V	6.7 A	800 W
Small microwave	120	5.83	700
Dish washer	120	3.4	408
Weedwacker	120 V	3.8 A	350 W
Air purifier	120 V	2.7 A	325 W
Hand mixer	115 V	2.15 A	250 W
Computer monitor	110 V	1.8 Amp	200 W
Can opener	120 V	1.6 A	190 W
Paper shredder	120 V	1 A	120 W
Neon sign	3750 V	0.030 A	110 W
Small refrigerator	120 V	0.8 A	96 W
Curling iron	120 V	0.71 A	85 W
Sewing machine	120 V	0.67 W	80 W
TV	120 V	0.625 A	75 W
Stereo	120 V	0.46 A	55 W
lap top computer	16 V	3.36 A	50 W
Light bulb	120 V	0.33 A	40 W
Fish aquarium pump motor	120 V	0.25 A	30 W
Boom box	120 V	0.17 A	20 W
DVD player	120 V	0.17 A	20 W
VCR	120	0.14	17
CD player	120	0.12 A	14
Radio	120V	0.108 A	13 W
Telephone	12 V	0.5 A	6 W
Clock Radio	120 V	0.033 A	4 W
Cordless telephone	9 V	0.3 A	2.7 W
Cordless telephone	9 V	0.021 A	0.19 W

Note: electrical motors have a very high power demand when you first turn them on (that's part of why the lights dim). These devices need 1440 W to get started, and will probably throw the circuit breaker if there is anything else on the line. But they don't need that much power to keep going, or they would make the room really warm, pretty fast.