The Toaster-L is a waterless washing machine intended for smaller loads like a shirt, a pair of socks or underwear. The concept takes its inspiration from a toaster and its pop-up lever. Simply throw in your soiled clothes and press the switch down to start the process. When the process is done, wave your hand above the machine and crispy clean clothes pop out, just like two toasted breads!
Designer: Hongmin Jin
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