As seen on Fox News earlier this week:
The clothing in question are treated with a stain retardant that would act similarly to Scotchguard. Just spray or wipe the fabric off and it is clean again. The world could see the first self-cleaning garments in about 5 years.
Could this be something to reduce the mountain of laundry in my utility room so I can continue to enjoy the chore? Or, just something so I dont look like a slob at work if I spill something on my person on lunch break?
Signed,
The rchris formerly known as Gadgetmad
The clothing in question are treated with a stain retardant that would act similarly to Scotchguard. Just spray or wipe the fabric off and it is clean again. The world could see the first self-cleaning garments in about 5 years.
Could this be something to reduce the mountain of laundry in my utility room so I can continue to enjoy the chore? Or, just something so I dont look like a slob at work if I spill something on my person on lunch break?
Signed,
The rchris formerly known as Gadgetmad
