Not so long ago, the Scrubba startup shocked the world with its development – the smallest Scrubba washing machine. And now the engineers of the same business project have presented an updated version of it, breaking their own record for the smallest device.
The assembled Scrubba Mini washing machine can easily fit in the human palm. The weight of the washing machine is 70 grams, while the previous version of the machine weighed exactly twice as much. At the same time, the novelty is more reliable and durable than its predecessor.
The design of the machine is simple. Outwardly, it resembles a nylon folding bag covered with polyester, inside of which there is a washboard with ledges. You can easily put a couple of T-shirts, socks and underwear in the washer.
How does a mini washer work? First, water is poured into the bag, powder is added, and laundry items are loaded. Then the most interesting thing: the user starts washing, exposing the machine to mechanical stress from the outside. The washer is thrown, shaken, squeezed.
The more intense the user’s actions, the faster and better the downloaded things are washed. Three minutes of active exercise with a laundry bag, and you can drain the water and hang your laundry to dry.
The developers claim that their mini-washer is much more efficient and removes dirt faster than the conventional hand washing method. The Scrubba Mini will be available at the end of the summer for $35, a modest price for having clean and fresh laundry on hand, whether on a hike or a long business trip. Probably, many tourists and travelers will appreciate this invention.