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  • Rated by john-sampson on Jun 25, 7:05am

    From the page: "Xeros is working on a new breed of washing machines that will use only a cup of water per load, relying on reusable nylon beads to trap dirt and stains for hundreds of washes. The U.K.-based Xeros has been testing the machine for three years. Through a partnership with GreenEarth Cleaning, the machines will soon be sold in North America. The initial target will be commercial dry cleaners and laundromats. "

  • Rated by salvatograsso86 on Jun 24, 7:11am

    This sounds fantastic! We could save water and energy at the same time!

  • Rated by njw-ss on Jun 23, 9:23pm

    From the page: "The Xeros machine uses 90 percent less water than a conventional washing machine, and it also use less detergent and energy for a load of laundry. Due to less water being used, there's also less of a need for putting clothes in a dryer, which also saves energy." I heard something about these machines but not the details. This sounds great!

  • Rated by mbeharry on Jun 23, 8:35pm

    cant wait to see this

  • Rated by AmyVernon on Jun 23, 7:02pm

    From the page: "Xeros is working on a new breed of washing machines that will use only a cup of water per load, relying on reusable nylon beads to trap dirt and stains for hundreds of washes. "

  • Rated by explicitmemory on Jun 23, 3:03pm

    Now there is a concept I can stand by.

  • Reviewed by marisa11 on Jun 23, 1:50pm

    This is a great idea, I hope it catches on. Thanks Hakicoma for the link.

  • Rated by GetSmartGal on Jun 23, 11:23am

    From the page: "Xeros is working on a new breed of washing machines that will use only a cup of water per load, relying on reusable nylon beads to trap dirt and stains for hundreds of washes. "

  • Rated by Tjclassic82SU on Jun 23, 11:21am

    New Washing Machine Uses Plastic Instead of Water

  • Rated by Crnii on Jun 23, 10:57am

    From the page: "New Washing Machine Uses Plastic Instead of Water "