The Electrolux Waterless Cleaner Reduces Liquid Waste
Amelia Roblin — October 5, 2011 — Eco
References: patasiutebeata.wordpress & yankodesign
When approaching a sink full of dirty dishes, you may chose to wash them in either the grimy way or the wasteful one. Claiming neither of these qualities, the Electrolux Waterless Cleaner can wipe plates and bowls without the use of liquid.
The innovative apparatus by Beata Patasiute hence does not rely on rinse removal, and rather employs magnetic mircowaves through its silicon bristles. The scrubber works to heat the dipole molecules of the food on the crockery so that the residue becomes dry, brittle and falls away from glass, ceramic and metal surfaces. Incredibly, the dinnerware remains cool to the touch throughout the process, affecting your hands much less than the hot water would in the kitchen basin.
The innovative apparatus by Beata Patasiute hence does not rely on rinse removal, and rather employs magnetic mircowaves through its silicon bristles. The scrubber works to heat the dipole molecules of the food on the crockery so that the residue becomes dry, brittle and falls away from glass, ceramic and metal surfaces. Incredibly, the dinnerware remains cool to the touch throughout the process, affecting your hands much less than the hot water would in the kitchen basin.
Trend Themes
1. Waterless Cleaning - Developing waterless cleaning solutions can reduce liquid waste and provide more sustainable options for cleaning.
2. Magnetic Microwaves - Exploring the use of magnetic microwaves in cleaning technology can lead to more efficient and effective cleaning methods.
3. Heat-induced Residue Removal - Innovations in heat-induced residue removal can offer a hassle-free and energy-saving cleaning experience.
Industry Implications
1. Cleaning Supplies - The cleaning supplies industry can benefit from developing waterless cleaning products that offer more eco-friendly options for consumers.
2. Home Appliances - Home appliance manufacturers have the opportunity to integrate magnetic microwave technology into their products, revolutionizing the way people clean.
3. Kitchenware - Kitchenware companies can explore heat-induced residue removal technologies to create innovative and convenient cleaning tools for consumers.
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