New Washing Machine Uses Plastic Instead of Water

that good ut how much will it cost

this is dope,im onna buy one.

It would save water and soap . Great for the environment . Lets do it .

The only way for 10bn people in 2050, water replacement for washing machines , toilets ....

Who will try to stop it ? Washing powder industry

super cool

they should make the beads and stuff that will work in existing washing machines. Then more people could afford to buy it. I would try it.

But I don't know if I could afford (ever) to purchase a brand new system to do it.

Thats awesome. I love reading about things like this, which have to potential to have a huge positive impact. Hopefully one day, we can cut water usage to drinking water only, and then with everything else electric, you could utilize solar panels to have a home that would be almost completely self sufficient. Once we get to that point, not only will our planet be a better place, but it will pave the way for space exploration and colonization. Great stuff!

Cool...I'd buy one.

this thing is sick! i want one.

I think this woulld do wonders for our economy

Finally someone in corporate world listens. We need more green products.

wow. That's awesome! let's do eet!

I'm Wit it..

not really weird it is the same sort of idea behind rock polishing

just a different way to apply the same basic idea.

This sounds amazing! Can't wait to see more of this - hopefully the company will offer a discount to first-buyers. It sounds like it'll be expensive, like most things are that save energy.

Cancer for everyone!

It seems a bit messy, bit it's an interesting concept!

Interestin, lets hope it save some energy, the whole vacuuming part makes me doubt though

Wow. Just. Wow. The things people are coming up with. I'm totally down for this idea.

I was told once that THE most important factors in making a laundromat a success is the ratio of foot traffic to electricity and water cost, which apparently can both vary by area. The numbers are very tight. People have apparently even developed special math to figure it all out.

If this is correct that math will all change and there could be an upheaval in the industry.

What about static electricity, I think all the tumbling with nylon beads would create a static charge..

If it does everything it says it does then I am thrilled for this.

Weird, but I like weird.

intersting...needs more testing thou

I'd buy one :).

i think that's super neat!
possible business impact aside (like on detergent companies and those who manufacture dryers), i am more interested in knowing how recyclable those nylon beads are and if the company will figure out a way to recycle them. otherwise, it's just replacing one environmental issue with another.

What a weird concept. I love it!