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1 - 50 of 50 items Indesit IDCE8450B Condenser Tumble Dryer - White. Hoover AquaVision DNCD813BB 8KG Tumble Dryer- Black. Indesit Ecotime IDCL 85 B H F/Standing Tumble Getting the washing done can be a hassle, especially if you have to keep unloading your washing machine in order to dry your clothes in the tumble dryer or on the line. With a tumble dryer you only need to load the machine once from your clothes being dirty to being completely dry. They're also ideal if space is an issue as they can do the job of two machines whilst only taking up the space of one. Washer dryer combos are handy for drying a large amount of clothes in a short amount of time so you don't have to wait till the next sunny day for you to hang your clothes out in the garden. We have a wide range of washer dryers available, such as integrated washer dryers and combo washer dryers all the way through to top brands like Indesit and Bosch. Giving your kitchen a facelift? We've got the cheap fridge freezers, built in ovens and freestanding cookers and dishwashers to give your kitchen the wow factor.

Also, browse the new range of Candy appliances available from Argos. Nathan Wrench, program manager at Cambridge Consultants, and the nylon beads used in the Xeros washing machine (Photo: Xeros). A washing machine that cuts water usage by 90% is due to hit American shores next year. The Xeros washing machine, which takes its name from the Greek word for “dry”, cleans clothes using reusable nylon polymer beads with an inherent polarity that attracts stains. The beads are added to the wash along with as little as a cup of water and a drop of detergent. After the water dissolves the stains, the beads, which become absorbent under humid conditions, soak up the water along with the dirt. The dirt is not just attracted to the surface, but is absorbed into the center of the beads. The beads are removed automatically within the machine at the end of the load so there’s no need for the user to worry about separating the beads themselves. They also don’t require cleaning and can last for about 100 loads or laundry, or about six months of average family usage.

Since the Xeros doesn’t require a rinse or spin cycle the it uses just 2% of the energy of conventional washing machines, cutting CO2 emissions on top of the water savings.
Summit Air Cleaner SpacerThe energy savings are further enhanced by the fact that the clothes come out nearly dry, meaning no power-hungry clothes dryer is required.
Dualit Hand Mixer GearsXeros claims that, taking all these factors into account, its machine achieves a 40% reduction in carbon emissions over conventional washing and drying.
Drive Clean Test Bowmanville The technology was developed by researchers at Leeds University who have established a spin-off company called Xeros Ltd to market the technology. “We will not make the machines ourselves so are inviting interest from machine manufacturers who would want to partner with us to bring the Xeros system to the market,” Xeros Ltd CEO, Bill Westwater, told Gizmag.

Westwater went on to say that the company plans to launch the technology in the commercial laundry market first “with a target date of late 2010." "After we are established in this commercial sector we will certainly be examining how we can compact the technology so that it can fit into consumer homes.” Alternative energy news, and information about renewable energy technologies. New Washing Machine Only Uses One Cup of Water Posted in Energy Inventions | An environmentally friendly washing machine has been developed by the University of Leeds, Britain. The technology has been developed by Professor Stephen Burkinshaw of the University of Leeds. He has been working on this project for the past thirty years. This project had been funded by IP Group, an intellectual property commercialization group. The project team claims that this clean and green machine will just need a cup of water to wash clothes. It would be available in the market next year. But currently the washing machine will be available in hotels and dry cleaning outlets only.

A common consumer has to wait till it can reach his home. It is said that the machine could save billions of liters of water a year. Xeros is responsible for this revolutionary technology. Xeros has also entered into collaboration with GreenEarth Cleaning to sell the technology across North America. GreenEarth Cleaning is also into an environmentally friendly dry-cleaning business. Right now the statistics say that this machine could perform the same task by using less than 90 per cent of the water of conventional machines and 30 per cent less energy. This machine can have the environmental impact of taking two million cars off the road. How could that be possible? Here the work of water is replaced by using thousands of tiny reusable nylon polymer beads. These plastic beads attract and absorb dirt under humid conditions. Stephen Burkinshaw said: “We’ve shown that it can remove all sorts of everyday stains including coffee and lipstick while using a tiny fraction of the water used by conventional machines.”

How does this washing machine function? This technology requires a small amount of water and detergent to dampen the clothes and loosen stains. This device also creates the water vapor that allows the beads to work. Once washing is finished, the beads fall through a mesh in the machine’s drum. These beads are reusable. One can reuse them up to a hundred times. One needs 20kg of the beads along with a cup of water and detergent. The chips can be used up to 100 times, the equivalent of six months’ washing. A demonstration was held at the Clean Show in New Orleans between June 18th and 21st. The beads are placed inside the smaller of two concentric drums along with the dirty laundry, a spew of detergent and a little water. As the drums spin, the water wets the clothes and the detergent gets to work loosening the dirt. Then the nylon beads mop it up. The beads have a crystalline structure. This structure makes the surface of beads with an electrical charge that attracts dirt.

When the beads are heated in humid conditions to the temperature they lose their crystalline structure and acquire an amorphous structure. Now the dirt is drawn into the core of the bead where it remains locked in place. The whole process takes about 30 minutes and the outer drum stops rotating. The inner drum has the clothes and the beads. The inner drum also has a small slot. As it keeps on rotating, the beads fall through the slot; some 99.95% of them are collected in the outer drum. The remaining that are trapped in the folds of the clothes normally fall into a collection trough while the laundry is being removed, and a vacuum wand can be used to remove them from pockets etc. Xeros chief executive Bill Westwater said: “We’ve got an eye on the consumer but it will take time and we hope commercial success could act as a springboard to move into the consumer market. We’ve been very encouraged by the response from people, but the proof is in the pudding and that means putting a machine into someone’s operations and justifying the savings.”

We can draw the conclusion that when so little water is used and the warm beads help dry the laundry, less tumble drying is needed. An environmental consultancy, URS Corp, estimates that this washing machine’s carbon footprint was 40% smaller than the most efficient existing systems for washing and drying laundry. Advantages of Renewable Energy at Macro and Micro Level It is now certain that the current energy systems and technological advancements available in the world are not sufficient to make the planet free from the carbon dioxide that Increase Renewable Energy Sources – Generate More Jobs This has been the slogan that GE, one of the leading power suppliers and energy delivery technology pioneers, propagated all through the ‘Capture the Wind’ tour across US. More Energy-Efficient Communications Networks Reputed companies are always conscious about their brand image and what a great way to build great brand by taking clean and green route! Bell Lab is the division

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