In the world of semi-optional home appliances, nothing is more coveted than the washing machine and dryer. However convenient the combo may be, though, it's still not quite as efficient as it could be ...

Ever get that “ick” factor when you’re buying something used — wondering who owned the item, or where it might have been? Well, worry no more. One innovative startup is solving that problem for ...

Today the headlines are all about oil shortages. But tomorrow’s precious resource is water. That’s why Industrial design students Wendy Chua, 21, and Gabriel Tan, 23, from the National University of ...

The KaionWave is a concept from Electrolux design labs. Only intended for cleaning stain-resistant nanofabrics (which don’t exist unless you count those Docker pants), the KaionWave uses ultraviolet-C ...

Waterless washing machines, robotic skin, and wireless broadband from on high. Here’s a portfolio of emerging technologies that could change the world in the next decade — or at least get our clothes ...

To be fair, “waterless” is a slight exaggeration, but only slight because a company named Xeros has managed to develop a washing machine that uses just 10% of the water of a normal houselhold unit.

[Sejong=Asia Economy Reporter Kwon Haeyoung] A 'CO2 washing machine' that cleans clothes using carbon dioxide instead of water or oil is being introduced. Although product launches were previously ...

LONDON (Reuters) - A washing machine using as little as a cup of water for each washing cycle could go on sale to environmentally conscious Britons next year. Xeros, which has been spun out of the ...

Waterless car wash sprays are handy for quick touch-ups, and here are the best ones you can buy. So you love keeping your vehicle clean but don’t want to rewash your car completely every day or spend ...

Worried about how much water your washing machine uses? Airwash might be the answer to your prayers. It’s the world’s first waterless washing machine, and was one of the winners in the recent INDEX ...

Traditional washing machines can guzzle upwards of 40 gallons of water in a single cycle. Thing is, most of that water doesn't make the clothes any cleaner. Xeros, a design company started at ...