V ZUG Textile Refresher

[jetcone]

Well Dave yes

yes it was a choice of words thank you. My Australian relations tell me most people there feel that kids should eat 5 pounds of dirt before they turn 10!! LOL!

 

I think I am beginning to agree with that philosophy, but then it begs the question of wayy wayy back when!! In our hunter gather culture long before animal husbandry were there cavemen running around with boxes of Kleenex and sneezing with hay fever?? How messy would "Leatherex" be?? GAhhh!

 

Thats a question needs answering.

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[chestermikeuk]

JonJet.....

110v might see this digi screen screaming for more, all that colouratiii, would look wonderful next to Big Berta!!

 

[henene4]

But thats the washer/dryer display...

 

[chestermikeuk]

Yes....

That goes with the Refresh Butler set that said person showed an interest in ha ha!!

One cant have just one V-Zugerama laundry item!!

 

[jetcone]

Yes Mike

I get your point but I bet the boards inside those V-Zug run at 50 cycles not 60 cycles so that alone would whack things up. It'd be a good question for V-ZUg do they use cycle independent boards that can run either 50 or 60 cycles to drive their machines?

 

 

[chestermikeuk]

Boards...

Interesting point Jon, will ask a man who can and get back to you - I remember seeing a "Tomorrows World" exhibition years ago and a few manufacturers where presenting a "Console Panel" in the kitchen, like a computer on the wall that controlled all appliances - often thought that would be fun...

 

[chestermikeuk]

V-Zoooog...

Veblen Style...

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[jetcone]

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[thomasortega]

Whirlpool have/had something like that

It´s called Pret-a-porter.

It was launched here in Brazil a few years ago and i'm preety sure it was also launched in the U.S. too.

It looks like a small suitcase, the chamber is made of some kind of fabric and it's completelly foldable. So small that then not in use it can be kept under the bed or in the closet.

Useful? Well... maybe in colder regions where people use a lot of coats.

I bought mine and... used it only once for a suit. Very good to remove cigarette smoke odors but... as I'm always smoking, what difference it would make? duh

 

[logixx]

Console Panels

Many companies offer such a technology, though the smart phone usually replaces a built-in panel. There used to be a project in Switzerland called Future Home (or something) where a family lived I a home that had everything automated. They could even check and close the windows from the main screen in the kitchen. Naturally, their V Zug appliances were connected as well. Miele and BSH have similar offerings and companies such as Whirlpool USA or Samsung have laundry apps to remote control appliances.