OMG!!!

[jetcone]

Whoa !

http://https//www.facebook.com/FoldMate/

 

[revvinkevin]

Facebook link?

 

 

So Jon, what is so "OMG" and "WHOA" since some of us won't use FB??

[this post was last edited: 6/9/2016-12:06]

 

[foraloysius]

What a coincidence, just came across this on Youtube. I just wanted to post this. Here's their website:

https://foldimate.com

 

[DADoES]

 
FoldiMate - Automatic robotic clothes and laundry folding machine

 

[revvinkevin]

Thank you

 

 

Thanks much Louis and Glenn!   Very cool!

 

[frigilux]

Yes, please!!

 

[whirlykenmore78]

I WANT ONE!

I hate folding.
WK78

 

[revvinkevin]

 

 

For the low, low price of $800 to $1000 (depending on features), you can have one in about a year or so!

 

[vacerator]

Folding?

If it isn't wash-n-wear, it is hanging in my wardrobe closet. One, two suits at the most, and some casual attire that I don't want wrinkled.
Winter sweaters don't need carefull folding.

 

[jetcone]

I want

EVEN MY TEE SHIRTS FOLDED !!

 

 

 

[volvoguy87]

I will buy this!

I love to wash and dry, but I hate folding. I hate ironing too, but I do a lot of it because I LOVE starch!

Can the machine fold a fitted sheet as well as I can?

Dave

 

[revvinkevin]

Can the machine fold a fitted sheet as well as I can?

 

 

No, it can't / won't do sheets.   

 

[philr]

I'd need one that I could just throw my clothes in, but it would have to fold everything including bed sheets as my T-Shirts are about as large as bed sheets! I'm also quite good at folding shirts that have been reversed during the wash and even wearing them like that without noticing until someone else tells me about it (sometimes, it can be quite late in the day!).

As much as I like washers and dryers, I hate unloading them and folding clothes! I often find loads of clothes that I forgot in the dryer the next time I want to use it!

The only thing I like to fold is towels and dishcloths, I even find that enjoyable, until I look at how poorly and unevenly I folded them!

 

[frigilux]

It doesn't fold bed sheets? OK, the honeymoon's over.

And here I was all ready to spend $850 on the thing in order to save 1 load of laundry per week by purchasing a second set of bed linens that would need to be folded, LOL.

 

[brucelucenta]

This is really nothing new. In the commercial shirt laundry business there have been folders for many many many years when men once had shelves in the closets for folded shirts. You used to have a choice of having your shirts folded or hung.

 

[toploader55]

I always have been a strange one, but I find folding laundry therapeutic.

I just space out and think about "stuff" while I fold.

 

[revvinkevin]

This is really nothing new.

 

 

Actually Bruce it is.  

 

True, this is nothing new at the "commercial" laundry level.   However, this is not intended for commercial laundries, it's designed for the private consumer for use in their home.

 

So yes it is new, because this technology for in-home use has not been available before now (next year).

 

[combo52]

Eddie [ toploader55 ] You are welcome to visit and fold any time, my living room is so full of clean laundry that you can't see the couch and a few chairs at the moment, I have been know to invite people over for dinner and while I am cooking try to get others to fold laundry.

 

I would diffidently buy a home folding machine even if it does not do sheets.

 

[logixx]

Okay, it does shirts, T-shirts, sweaters etc. But what about pants, sheets, towels, underwear, socks...? There seem to be more things it cannot do than what is can do.

 

[combo52]

Automatic clothing Folder

For me it would have to do tee shirts [ long and short sleeve ] wash cloths,  dish and hand towels, large bath towels, dinner napkins and it would be nice if it did blue jeans and other causal pants and shorts.