In the interest of conserving energy, water and shame, the Eco-Navi washer uses light-activated sensors to detect your icky-sticky-eugh-so-disgusting stains and adjusts the wash cycles accordingly. What’s really dirty about the whole thing though is the appliance’s price: $US3000. More »
So you have hoarded thousands of guns in a homemade bunker for that inevitable moment when WWIII comes knocking at your door. That’s all well and good, but how do you keep such an impressive arsenal clean? The answer is the F636HT Heavy Duty Long Gun & Handgun System. This bad boy clean up to 10 handguns or 4 long guns simultaneously—which is a big time saver.
Okay, so I tried to put myself in this kid’s shoes. I’m looking at a steel hole. Not very exciting! I’d rather go play with a bright, flashing object instead. Apparently, we don’t have the same thought process, ’cause this kid decided to dig deeper. Guess what he found? A whole bunch of OMGI’mStuck. Enter brave firefighters, who have to rip the defenseless washing machine apart with the jaws of life to free the kid. Me? I’d have just gotten a new washing machine on the spot. [WKYC via Fark]
In Japan, space tends to be scarce. People live in tiny apartments, especially in the big cities, so every inch of space is valuable. That’s why something like this Toshiba TW-3000VE washing machine/air condition exists. Sure, it’ll clean your clothes, but it’ll also keep your closet-sized apartment nice and cool. It’s a brilliant idea, I guess, but here’s a more brilliant one: go to a Laundromat. It’ll save even more space, I promise. In any case, this thing’ll be available for $2,600 starting next month. [GizmoDiva via UberGizmo] More »
Instead of using detergent, this Haier WasH2O uses ions to get rid of brown and yellow stains in your clothes. The WasH2O breaks up water into OH- and H+ ions, where the OH- “attracts” stains and the H+ ions “sterilize” the clothes. We don’t know anything about chemistry, but that sounds like black magic to us. Will this be a world-changing innovative product, or will this be like the Segway? [Wash2O via Oh Gizmo via Freshome] More »