It's cheaper than the first alternative would have been, by a longshot. And that's on a price from 2009!Yeah, looks like I might end up getting the one that's at the top of this page. It does most of the things that a full-sized machine does.
Countertop Dishwasher.
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GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
It's just too bad that those other funny looking ones aren't available! Guess that no one in this country is anxious to market them. It would've been good.
Philips dropped it, no-one else took it up. Possibly blocked by Philips being involved.It's just too bad that those other funny looking ones aren't available! Guess that no one in this country is anxious to market them. It would've been good.
The second was like many things you see that never make it to the home.
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
I stopped looking for them, because they can't be found or bought.
Why on earth do they do this if they are not going to put a product on the market for sale?! It is beyond me!!!
Could be down to production costs. But with a concept model, where's the flying cars we were promised?I stopped looking for them, because they can't be found or bought.
Why on earth do they do this if they are not going to put a product on the market for sale?! It is beyond me!!!
A students project doesn't mean it'll make it into production. Besides, if it were battery powered, and doing the washing up charged the battery, where would be the money for them. Spare parts!
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Seems that these models are just pipe dreams that never materialized, nor have they ever went into production. An envision of what could've been.
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Or the manufacturers keeping a product off the shelves. In the case of the first one anyway.Seems that these models are just pipe dreams that never went into production. An envision of what could've been.
Buy the design rights, stop anyone else making it.
It was only going to be priced at £800, in 2010!
sidevalve
Guru
Judging by the way many people drive on the road a looooong way off I hope.
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Yeah, no need of me hoping to get one of them. I gave up when I saw that neither of them are available on any of the websites or stores!! Shame!!
Is that the dish washer or the flying car?Yeah, no need of me hoping to get one of them. I gave up when I saw that neither of them are available on any of the websites or stores!! Shame!!
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Hah!!!
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Here's a link below that features more pipe dream machines that have never materialized.
http://www.treehugger.com/kitchen-d...es-all-problems-conventional-dishwashing.html
http://www.treehugger.com/kitchen-d...es-all-problems-conventional-dishwashing.html
Why's the first one featured the Lazy Bachelor Dining System?Here's a link below that features more pipe dream machines that have never materialized.
http://www.treehugger.com/kitchen-d...es-all-problems-conventional-dishwashing.html
GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Because after eating a meal, the only thing removed from the metal table are the mats. Everything else remains and held in place by magnets. The entire table is lifted up and folded into the cabinet and the dishes all get washed.
The description under the pic explains it all.
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GadgetGuy
(Formerly Shermie)
Here's one that is said to use no electricity. Just a hand crank. Water is placed in the bottom tray. A tablet is added to make or keep the water hot.
It is supposed to be closer than the others to possible production, but still, it's another pipe dream until someone markets it! Link below.
http://www.goodnet.org/articles/this-dishwasher-fits-on-countertop-uses-no-electricity