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Ultrasound dryers help clothes dry up to 2 times faster
Traditional clothes dryers often use heating and drying methods - this is a very expensive method that does not bring high efficiency.
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Turn white board into smart board with Kaptivo
Millions of people use dry boards every day to record information to convey their ideas to others.
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Successfully developed gravel glue that breaks down is sticky
This glue can dry in normal conditions and become sticky in case of collision.
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Washing machine is Swash clothing
Do not worry if you need to use a dress or shirt immediately to find it dirty. Swash will help you clean, remove bad smells and remove wrinkles on clothes with just one…
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Decode the half-day melting ice making technology
Let's find a scientific solution about the process of making dry ice and unexpected uses from them.
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Automatic iron
Now a German company has created an exotic device called Tubie that can dry and iron a shirt in just 7 minutes.
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Nano material and rose petals
Scientists have devised a special material that can be coated on surfaces, keeping them dry or wet, making the surface never need to be cleaned.
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Make a drink from the fog
New technology to create drinking water from fog can meet the increasing water needs of people in dry areas.
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Lightest solid material in the world
This solid material is shaped like a sponge, made from frozen dry carbon and graphene oxide. The weight of the new solid is even lighter than the helium element of about…
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Ultra-Ever Dry: Nanotechnology to waterproof all types of liquids
A new waterproof coating using nanotechnology has just been introduced, with super waterproof capability, completely preventing all types of liquids from water to petrol…
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New product: Brick made from animal blood
Recently, new graduate engineer Jack Munro, the British, came up with the idea of turning waste of animal blood during the slaughter into bricks that could be used in co…
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Toilet system 'earthworms' do not smell
People who use their nose to look for toilets at the La Providence golf course in Quebec, Canada do not do that now because all toilets are completely '
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The bath does not need water
Ludwick Marishane, 22, a student at the University of Cape Town, is the author of DryBath. This is a skin-soothing gel that uses water and soap. This product is differen…
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Electrotherapy treats dry eyes
The Blephasteam glass is invented by British ophthalmologist John Fuller, which is capable of directing steam into the eye, dissolving the oil and regulating the oil.
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Wash clothes by sun exposure
In the near future, washing machines may no longer appear in households when clothes are only exposed to sun.