Most dishwashers are the size of a washing machine, taking up as much space. What if you are a small family unit or a singleton? You don’t need such a huge size for 2 plates, a glass and some dishes? The Instant Dishwasher addresses these questions and comes off as this table-top version that integrates comfortably into your kitchen counter. A sliding top reveals a pull-up basket for your dishes, and more importantly it’s placed right next to the sink for easy plumbing and waste disposal.
Developed with the help of Bosch, Robert Lange looks to have done his homework well. This is what he has to say, “The dishwasher has a basket that goes up and down a shaft, where all the nozzles are located. All the other hardware like the pump, the air turbine, the flow heater, and the water tank are in the bottom of the device.”
Designer: Robert Lange In Collaboration With Bosch
Amazing. I want one.
I would definitely buy one of those.
Great idea for apartments. If you can keep the price reasonable, I can see these going into many stylish-but-small NYC apartments.
Great idea for apartments. If you can keep the price reasonable, I can see these going into many stylish-but-small NYC apartments.
maybe a smidgen larger
maybe a smidgen larger
Beautiful. if only i wasn't so laughably poor! off i go to compare prices on large packages of off-brand oatmeal!
Beautiful. if only i wasn't so laughably poor! off i go to compare prices on large packages of off-brand oatmeal!
Love it! Where can I buy it?
Love it! Where can I buy it?
Good renders, but it seems too similar to the concept developed by Ernesto García for IGNIS on 2008/2009. http://www.etiart.com/ernestogarcia/velowasher.ht…
Good renders, but it seems too similar to the concept developed by Ernesto Garca for IGNIS on 2008/2009. http://www.etiart.com/ernestogarcia/velowasher.ht…
Or you could just wash the dishes yourself. It takes like two seconds and would save whatever you spent on this fancy thing. I like the general idea but it's just really not environmentally friendly. Are people really this lazy?
actually, using a dishwasher wastes less water than to wash your own dishes.
not if you pace the water right especially with that little amount of dishes
Or you could just wash the dishes yourself. It takes like two seconds and would save whatever you spent on this fancy thing. I like the general idea but it's just really not environmentally friendly. Are people really this lazy?
actually, using a dishwasher wastes less water than to wash your own dishes.
not if you pace the water right especially with that little amount of dishes
Wow that's useful. Wash 3 dishes at a time. Hope you don't like having guests or you just like using paper plates a lot. Don't know how instant it is but it may be less labor intensive to wash them by hand if you have a lot of dishes.
Wow that's useful. Wash 3 dishes at a time. Hope you don't like having guests or you just like using paper plates a lot. Don't know how instant it is but it may be less labor intensive to wash them by hand if you have a lot of dishes.
I would buy it if it fit a set of two.
I would buy it if it fit a set of two.
One of the few ideas on Yanko I've seen approaching plausibility. As an illustrator who routinely works 16 hour days, this would be something I might consider if the price point were low enough, if only for the reason that it might allow me to toss the dishes in and get back to work faster. Of course, given that it only appears to wash one place setting at a time, I don't see it being too much faster to set up than it would be to do them by hand, so it's a fine line as to it's usefulness.
One of the few ideas on Yanko I've seen approaching plausibility. As an illustrator who routinely works 16 hour days, this would be something I might consider if the price point were low enough, if only for the reason that it might allow me to toss the dishes in and get back to work faster. Of course, given that it only appears to wash one place setting at a time, I don't see it being too much faster to set up than it would be to do them by hand, so it's a fine line as to it's usefulness.
I think is perfect for us girls that like keeping our hands pretty… We don't have to cream them after washing the dishes, no difference if its a glass or six plates, and our nails will last longer.
I think is perfect for us girls that like keeping our hands pretty… We don't have to cream them after washing the dishes, no difference if its a glass or six plates, and our nails will last longer.
That's the most usefull idea i've seen so far. i'd like to know about the electricity and water consumption of this mashine and how much time does it need to complete.
That's the most usefull idea i've seen so far. i'd like to know about the electricity and water consumption of this mashine and how much time does it need to complete.
That's pretty interesting. I'd probably opt for the size of maybe two baskets though. For example, when cooking, you might accumulate more dishes, so just a tiny bit more would be nice.
How fast would this take? Couldn't be too long. If it's really short, like 30 – 60 seconds, then maybe the size is okay.
Also, would this be energy efficient compared to doing a typical dishwasher (that is, if you waited for it to fill)?
That's pretty interesting. I'd probably opt for the size of maybe two baskets though. For example, when cooking, you might accumulate more dishes, so just a tiny bit more would be nice.
How fast would this take? Couldn't be too long. If it's really short, like 30 – 60 seconds, then maybe the size is okay.
Also, would this be energy efficient compared to doing a typical dishwasher (that is, if you waited for it to fill)?
its a cool idea, except for the fact that it appears to only wash one place setting at a time…
its a cool idea, except for the fact that it appears to only wash one place setting at a time…
This is really cool and futuristic
Nice but what about pots and pans?
Shut up and take my money!!!
Reminds me of a toaster.