The device is already being marketed

Aug 1, 2007 08:18 GMT  ·  By

This might actually be a step forward in the battle against pollution, and by "this", I mean the newly released Haier WasH20 washing machine, which is definitely going to kick some asses in the industry.

Being such a revolutionary device, the machine can actually do its job, without using any kind of washing detergent. As you're probably beginning to wonder how it can manage to do that, I should tell you that the Chinese manufacturers from Haier have implemented a system that uses the dihydrogene monoxide that is separated into both OH- and H+ ions, which are said to be powerful enough to successfully remove any type of stains and to sterilize the fabric.

Besides that, the washing machine is said to be an awkwardly silent device, meaning it won't be stressful at all, not to mention the money the user can save, since it requires no detergent. It is quite hard to introduce such a device on a mass market, since most of the moms out there prefer the tested methods of washing, detergent and good old sunlight to make a clean stack of laundry.

But those who are more into high-tech latest household appliances should know that they can purchase one of those wonder washing machines for less than 1000 bucks a pop, in France. Furthermore, the device comes with the ability to wash 6KG of dirty laundry in less than half an hour, with a rotation speed 1200-t per minute. The washing temperature is the same in case of standard washing machine, of 30/40/60/70/90 degree.

To follow the latest trends, there is also an integrated digital screen on the front that delivers useful information about the washing process. It only requires 1.14 Kw of electrical power and uses 54 liters of water for a single process.

Not to mention that the company thought about the French sophisticated life style and designed the device in several color versions. Which makes me wonder ?what's next?

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