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Concept Dishwasher Looks Nice, May Turn Your Kitchen into a Rainforest

Spring segueing into summer means degree shows, when students show off their, frankly, outtahere-lunatic creations. So, without further ado, let's go to the Centre de Design at the University of Quebec in Montreal, where we have an innovative wall-hung dishwasher, or dishwasheur, as it's probably called. More »

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NPR Asks: Can You Clean Your Keyboard With a Dishwasher?


NPR, the experts on all things tech...decided to check out whether one could clean off a disgusting bacteria-laden keyboard simply by placing it in the dishwasher for a normal cycle. So they did just that, tossed a keyboard in cord and all and then pushed the start button. More »

gadgets

The Littlest Dishwasher

One of the downsides of living in a tiny NYC apartment is that there's no dishwasher, so my lazy ass is stuck washing everything by hand. There's just no room for a big ol' dishwasher, after all. More »

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Bosch Lego Edition Dishwasher Cleans Cooties Off Toys

This Lego Branded Bosch dish washer runs a special 104 degree cycle for rinsing away the dirt, grime, saliva, mud, bacteria, ebola, cooties, asbestos, lead paint chips, rat poison, peanut butter and jelly, and cigarette tar off of kid toys without melting the plastic. I gotta go wash my hands now. More »

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Update: World's Smallest Dishwasher Is No More

world's smallest dishwasherWe love the World's Smallest Dishwasher as much as you did and were considering ordering one, so we were extremely bummed to find out that it's out of stock and no longer in production. Reader David was kind enough to forward the email he got from Christopher, the owner of goodcommonsense.net: More »

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World's Smallest Dishwasher

New York apartments most often than not don't have dishwashers in them, partly because of the lack of space and partly because in many old buildings water is folded into your rent and the landlord just doesn't want a hefty water bill. As a result, we know more than a few people in the city who hate doing dishes so much that they've just done away with them, using paper plates and plastic utensils the few times they eat meals at home that aren't straight out of take-out containers. For them, $199 might not be too dear a price to pay for this dishwasher the size of a microwave that you install on your counter and can clean up to four place settings at a time. It saves space and it saves water, and it's not like you can fit more than four people into your average New York apartment anyway. More »