Swash the washing machine that mimics the pressing

 The Swash , manufactured and marketed in the US by the electrical specialist
 troménager Whirlpool in collaboration with Procter & Gamble, a company that
 sells consumer products , offers washing dry
 10 minutes shirt, suit, jeans or jacket, as in a laundromat.
Sold in the US for $ 500 ( € 388 ), it displays mini size
 (51 cm high , 54.5 cm deep with the open door and barely
 16.5 cm wide ) that allow it to fit into a dressing or
 even in a shallow closet. A capsule (sold $ 7 per pack
 12 , or € 5.45 ) is necessary for each wash and it is possible to ac-
 crocher a garment at a time, as this video demonstration
 tion below.
Be careful, the Swash must not in any case instead of a
 washing machine because it does not remove the stains.
 The appliance will therefore apply a dry washing on the clothes
 ment , which is the "refresh" (thus remove any odors) but
 also remove wrinkles that may have formed .
 The idea here is to space the sessions washing machine and meal-
 sage, who tend to damage the clothing.
 In its design as desired by its expensive price for a machine
 only that washes clothes at once, the Swash is an affluent clientele .
 Nevertheless, the relatively low price of individual pods (about 45
 cents per washing machine ) should nevertheless largely play
 favor considering the sometimes substantial price laundries.
 For example, in Paris , dry cleaning / ironing shirts , clothing
 for which it is cheaper and costs 2.50 € . The machine is thus
 amortized after 200 washes , less than a year if we take
 Example of an office worker who changes his shirt every day.