cdb wrote:
> reputed to only use 250ml of water and might be available form next
> year if you're a business customer.
>
> No ball park figure of the price though.
>
>
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/greenerliving/5597786/Washing-machine-that-uses-one-cup-of-water.html"The appliance, which could save billions of litres of water a year, has
been developed at the University of Leeds."
Good luck with achieving its potential.
The appliance that could save billions of liters of water has been
developed at least 50 years ago and is ready to be purchased at least
since that time. If all the vertically rotating washing machines were
replaced by typical horizontally rotating ones, the savings would be as
much if not more. Yet it doesn't happen... for some strange reason :)
Gerhard
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