Britain Invented And Innovating Washing Machines And Washing With A Glass Of Water.

Less than p ago, a washing machine called "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp > laundry "/a > only needs a cup of water" and "Xeros" was especially noticeable in Britain.

The washing machine flaunted the concept of "Zhuxi", which had never been heard of before. It played a big role in environmental protection, claiming that the washing machine was water saving, electricity saving and save worry.

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< p > according to the Xeros English website, "Pearl wash" is a "Xeros polymer polymer ball cleaning system" developed by Stephen Burkinshaw of University of Leeds in the UK for 30 years (Xeros Polymer Bead Cleaning System).

According to the introduction, in the cleaning system, the cleaning bead is a highly hydrophobic and highly polar polymer. In its "soft and uniform cleaning action of cleaning beads", stains and oil stains on the dirty clothes will be cleaned by the polar compounds on the surface of the beads.

And in the entire cleaning process, only a glass of water can be added as lubricant -- because it is not a cleaning medium, so the amount of water in the cleaning process is much less than that of the traditional washing machine.

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< p > in addition, on the front page of the website, Zhuzhu is known as "the first real innovation in the washing industry in the past 60 years", and underneath it, it is written prominently that if the washing of clothes by the "Xeros polymer polymer microsphere cleaning system" has been carried out since 2013, the water consumption has been 18896469027 litres (data up to March 20th, and this figure is still being updated).

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In order to convince people, there are also videos on the website that use "Zhuxi" washing machine to wash a href= "http://www.91se91.com/" target= "_blank" > clothes < /a >.

In the 6.5 minutes of Xeros self-made video, the workers put dirty clothes into the special "bead washing" washing machine. Press the switch, the washing machine similar to the rotary washing machine starts working, and a small amount of water flows into the box through several ducts. The soya size cleaning beads are rolled together in the dirty clothes.

When the staff took out the clothes again, the clothes had taken on a new look.

In the video, "environmentally friendly", "low cost" and other English words appear constantly, showing "the power of polymer cleaning."

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< p > dry cleaning is different. During the entire cleaning process, the "bead washing" washer does not use any dry cleaning solvent, but is constantly pumping water through the catheter (its propaganda is recyclable) to the washing beads and clothes in the drum.

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< p > "Xeros can save 47% of electricity consumption and 72% of water consumption."

Xeros's website shows that the washing machine has been used in hotels and gymnasiums and other places where water and electricity consumption is large. In a few years, it will be able to enter a wider market.

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< p > because of too much magic, "Pearl washing" washer was immediately questioned by netizens.

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< p > "is it really so magical?" "does this method of washing damage the clothes?" "why not tell us how much electricity and water it takes to produce these beads? How many years will it take to degrade them, and how many bad things will be destroyed?" of course, there are "quite": "it is possible that these beads replace the effect of" rubbing ".

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< p > reporter asked Wang Xianhong, a researcher at Changchun Institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences.

He told reporters that the concept of this laundry concept is "polar group adsorption on stains", in principle, can "make sense".

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< p >, but Wang Xianhong also raised questions: "if the polarity is not strong, it is difficult to remove stubborn stains; if the polarity is too strong, is not everything adsorbed?" (polarity cleaning beads) has no selectivity, if the clothes have velvet and dyed, they may all be "adsorbed".

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< p > netizens calculate water accounts with great interest: "(claiming) laundry can only save 47% of electricity consumption and 72% of water consumption by using only one cup of water.

That is to say, the traditional washing machine only uses 3 cups of water. How big is this cup? Can it drown the horse? "/p

< p > reporter noted that after using the "bead washing" method, clothes are not "desirable" but still need to be washed and dried.

Therefore, "just a cup of water" publicity is obviously disliked by others.

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< p > in addition, due to the fact that the composition of the "cleaning beads" is not known, Wang Xianhong is also blunt that it is impossible to judge whether the a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" > production process "/a" is environmentally friendly, but "polarity is easy to achieve, but it claims that it can be used for 6 months in a row, then there may be higher requirements for wear resistance".

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