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Waste No Waste; They Are A Treat For Plants!
If we talk about the future of dining (everyday home meals), it’s quite alright to assume ready-to-eat steaks and pot roast being available in capsules. Compact food meaning easier to cook and clean-up and this is where the Electrolux Eco Cleaner, a portable, compact dishwasher comes in play. Using ultrasonic waves to ionize food particles on the dishes, this dishwasher converts the food/grease to reusable compost for plants. Thereby waste will no longer be waste, but healthy meals for the greens. Squeaky Clean dishes, just a by-product!
Eco Cleaner is a part of the 2010 Electrolux Design Lab Completion!
Designer: Ahi Andy Mohsen
18 Comments »
sinuic says
Ultrasound doesnt work for dishes!! check your assumption. Ultrasound cleaning has been kept in laboratory for certaini reason: it cleanses protein waste but greasy waste are not affected.
brian t says
But it’s an “ECO”! It uses solar cells! It doesn’t have to actually _work_, it just has to be “green” and look like it was designed by Apple. Didn’t you get the memo?
Quinners says
funny stuff! and very true..
ehsan says
It is really well_designed and fantastic.
wish you bests.
good luck.
micahel says
awsome
Alert Electrical says
Totally cool! I don’t like how they name one of the pieces ‘manure tank’ (not sure I’d want to put my dishes anywhere near that!) but still a really great idea and something I’d definitely use if only I had a garden and the money to buy one of these (bet they’re expensive)
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Eoghan McDonald says
Wow, amazing stuff and a product in which is very relevant to today’s society easy. it will be interesting to see what way the product actually turns out
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