Gabriel Tan and Wendy Chau, who are both Industrial Design Students at the National University of Singapore, won the Design Lab Award at Electrolux Design Lab 2005 with this “waterfall-inspired” washing machine. This washing machine does not need detergent instead it uses negative ions, compressed air, and deodorants to clean clothes. Which would make this more of a dry cleaning machine rather than washing. One question though, where do the clothes go?

“By using atmospheric air and negative ions – a natural cleansing agent – it fights dirt and bacteria with nature’s own weapon. Airwash is also designed to be placed anywhere in the home, instead of the designated laundry area.”

Source: [HipTechBlog]

Gabriel Tan and Wendy Chau, who are both Industrial Design Students at the National University of Singapore, won the Design Lab Award at Electrolux Design Lab 2005 with this “waterfall-inspired” washing machine. This washing machine does not need detergent instead it uses negative ions, compressed air, and deodorants to clean clothes. Which would make this more of a dry cleaning machine rather than washing. One question though, where do the clothes go?

“By using atmospheric air and negative ions – a natural cleansing agent – it fights dirt and bacteria with nature’s own weapon. Airwash is also designed to be placed anywhere in the home, instead of the designated laundry area.”

Source: [HipTechBlog]

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