Steam Washer Dryers – The Washing Technology of the Future
March 22nd, 2007
With Steam Washer Dryers, the washing technology of yesterday has been revamped and revolutionised with the new steam technology of today. By implementing an innovative steam process into the washing procedure, washing is now becoming far more eco-conscious and time efficient.
This internationally recognised technology of steam washer dryers recently entering the market is based on the popular Korean steaming system. It now enables its users extreme conservation of water and energy while providing better results than in the past, as well as preventing shrinkage and actually extending the life of the garment. A reduction of 44% of water use in each wash has given the new system such a strong and impressive reputation.
The unique movement of the steam washer drum ensures gentle eradication of creases and keeps working to remove particles between washes. Ironing is fast becoming a thing of the past as these changes transform everyday washing. The LG machine offers a 20 minute steam, involving no water or detergent touching the garment. This cycle is perfectly designed for those not-quite-dirty, not-quite-clean articles of clothing.
The user then has the option to treat the laundry in a dual spray routine. In steam washer dryers, the combination of steam and water alleviates the garments of harmful germs as the steam penetrates the fabric throughout the wash over a 40 minute period. The machine’s fast spin provides further efficiency while its incorporated monitor allows the user to view a garment’s progress at a glance.
The design of this new washing technology was based primarily on the desire to conserve water and save energy. A 21% increase in the LG machine’s performance in comparison to their traditional models have been recorded. This, topped with the lack of noise and vibrations as well as its huge 8kg capacity has enabled the new steam technology to pave the way into the washing future.
For more information about steam washer dryers, go to Appliances Online or call 1300 000 500.
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