Swirl: Washing Machine In A Ball For Developing Nations

First Posted: 04/07/10 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 04:25 PM ET

Swirl

Inhabitat:

Imagine if you could kick, bunt and play your way to clean clothing. Well Swirl, an innovative new concept for easy laundering on the go lets people do just that.

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Imagine if you could kick, bunt and play your way to clean clothing. Well Swirl, an innovative new concept for easy laundering on the go lets people do just that.
Imagine if you could kick, bunt and play your way to clean clothing. Well Swirl, an innovative new concept for easy laundering on the go lets people do just that.
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planetmango
If life hands you lemons, ask for tequila and salt
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Cristancho
11:48 AM on 02/08/2010
Another reason for third world governments to keep children on the streets playing soccer instead of going to school. Are they going to invent a baseball sized unit for Cuba, Domican Republic, and Venezuela?
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Cristancho
11:49 AM on 02/08/2010
yes, there's a typo.
09:21 AM on 02/08/2010
Right. Someone wants to wash clothes, should go out and play soccer. See how that one flies.
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thegirlnextdoor
08:38 PM on 02/07/2010
Love this. Thinking in a new way for new solutions!
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NoMoFearNoMoHate
01:54 PM on 02/07/2010
Brilliant! now for the drying process... At least its legal for them to use a particular solar energy harvesting system... The ONLY 'Green' solar energy system. Its called a Clothesline, it can save up to 30% on your electric bill. Try it I dare you. If you live in an HOA.a NIMBY will in fact be offended by your solar energy system.. and will in fact hire a lawyer to make you stop. Unfortunatly supposed environmentalists have not made clotheslines legal for all Americans. Until they do, Congress and the administration cannot be taken seriously when it comes to 'green' energy.