Samsung launches Bespoke AI Family Hub refrigerator with 32” screen on the door

Samsung just launched the refrigerator Bespoke AI Family Hub, the latest addition to its extensive home appliance portfolio. With a capacity of 699 liters, this refrigerator stands out not only for being the largest on the market, but also for incorporating a series of cutting-edge technological features, such as a 32-inch screen and AI features, and an elegant design. Designed to offer a unique storage and convenience experience, the model promises to transform the way consumers interact with their appliances in the kitchen.

Ebac signals ‘significant’ drop in trade

Manufacturer Ebac is in talks with investors and finance firms to aid work on its latest project, despite noting “significant issues” with a decline in trade, accounts show.

The Durham business, which makes washing machines, dehumidifiers, water coolers and heat pumps, has filed delayed accounts for 2022 which also outline a “challenging” few years for the business. In 2022 turnover rose from £20.13m to £21.86m and operating losses narrowed from £3.07m to £2.7m, with the overall loss for the year coming in at £3.19m, down from £3.25m.Ebac is in more talks with financial organisations, saying the group is “well advanced in discussions with other third parties regarding potential equity investment, securing additional debt finance and is also exploring options regarding further connected party loans”.Following publication of the accounts, Mr Elliott said: “These accounts demonstrate that the business is making good progress following a globally challenging time. This has continued into 2023 and 2024 and following investment in bringing new products to the market, our heat pumps and home dehumidifier and ventilation system are attracting considerable interest

Electrolux Group Reannounces Recall of Frigidaire and Kenmore Electric Ranges

If you have an electric Kenmore or Frigidaire stove, you should check your model number to see if it’s been recalled.

200,000 stove tops from Kenmore and Frigidaire have been recalled by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission because they pose a risk of fire or burn injury. If you have a Kenmore or Frigidaire electric cooktop that was purchased between June of 2001 and August of 2009, you should check to see if your stove is included in the recall. Here’s what you need to know about the recall and how to deal with a recalled stove

Over 200 incidents have been reported of the stoves exhibiting problems with the switches that control the burners. 14 fires and eight injuries due to burns and smoke inhalation have been caused by the faulty burners. There was an original recall issued in 2009, but Electrolux has reissued the recall because of the more than 200 reported incidents since then.https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2024/Electrolux-Group-Reannounces-Recall-of-Frigidaire-and-Kenmore-Electric-Ranges-Due-to-Fire-and-Burn-Hazards-Multiple-Fires-and-Injuries-Reported

Lawsuit accuses a gas stove manufacturer of failing to warn consumers about pollution risks

A consumer watchdog group is suing a manufacturer of gas stoves for allegedly failing to warn people that its appliances can produce harmful air pollution.

On Thursday, the United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund sued a company called Haier U.S. Appliance Solutions in the District of Columbia Superior Court. It says the manufacturer is violating a consumer protection law in Washington, D.C., that prohibits “deceptive and unconscionable business practices.” Haier bought General Electric’s GE Appliances business in 2016.

The burners on gas stoves release pollutants including nitrogen dioxide, a key element in smog that can irritate airways and may contribute to the development of asthma, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Oven? Microwave? It’s a Wine Cabinet!


For the real wine lovers…meet the WC6100BG

Designed to emulate the sleek style of a Caple built-in oven, this cabinet seamlessly integrates into your kitchen setup to elevate your wine game.

Red? White? Champagne? The WC6100BG can store your favourite vintages. Make the most out of your collection with space for 30 bottles

Ensure quiet, gentle operation with the soft-open & close door

Samsung F1rst 75 AI: the 75 cm combined refrigerator

Samsung Electronics has unveiled its latest innovation in Europe, the F1rst 75 AI refrigerator. This 75 cm Class A appliance is not only a marvel of refrigeration but also a smart energy manager thanks to its integration with SmartThings Energy. The centerpiece of this refrigerator is its newly designed high-efficiency Digital Inverter compressor. By expanding the radius of its rotating components, the inertia is boosted by a factor of 4.1 compared to conventional compressors. This enhancement means it can hold onto energy longer, leading to reduced consumption.

Moreover, the Digital Inverter compressor contributes to a quieter kitchen environment by lowering the decibel levels. A standout feature is the SmartThings AI Energy mode, which empowers users to track their energy usage patterns on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis, and even predict their upcoming electricity bills. Should the usage exceed the forecast, this intelligent mode steps in to optimize energy savings.

To top it off, the SpaceMax technology ensures ample storage space. The refrigerator’s design features slim walls paired with effective insulation, maximizing interior capacity while keeping temperatures steady and consistent.

Asko wine climate cabinet

Asko has created a smart alternative to a traditional wine cellar, which the company has described as a “personal sommelier”.

Asko designed four different variations of the Wine Climate Cabinet – the freestanding Wine Climate Cabinet, the Wine Ageing Cabinet, the Asko Compact Undercounter iteration and the one-zone Undercounter Wine Climate Cabinet.The vibration-free cabinets are controlled by smart technology, which optimises the light conditions, UV light protection and humidity monitoring of the wine they store.

A varying number of bottles can be stored within the black-hued cabinets – the largest holds 261 bottles, while the smallest fits a snug 38 bottles.

Bertazzoni has been awarded the A’ Design Award

Bertazzoni has been awarded the A’ Design Award 2024 in the Home Appliances Design category for our 120 cm freestanding cooker with induction cooktop and double electric oven from the Professional Series.

This accolade follows  recent successes at the Best of KBIS 2024 with the 48-inch freestanding cooker in Carbonio and the iF Design Award for the Air-Tec cooker in Arancio. Receiving the A’ Design Award marks our third prestigious recognition this year, reaffirming Bertazzoni’s excellence in freestanding kitchen design and  commitment to innovation and quality.

The award, given by a distinguished panel of experts in design, architecture, industrial and product design, communication, graphic design, engineering, electronics, art, and literature, celebrates the innovative design of Bertazzoni and their ability to bring joy and beauty to kitchens in over 60 markets worldwid

SharkNinja Announces David Beckham as Global Brand Ambassador for Ninja Brand

David Beckham has joined forces with the Ninja brand as a global brand ambassador. Known for his skills in the kitchen, passion for cooking and commitment to exceptional performance, Beckham will work closely with the Ninja team to build awareness for their innovative and user-friendly appliances.

The multi-year partnership will focus on a range of Ninja products as Beckham helps to communicate the brand’s performance-based approach to product design to his global audience. Both David Beckham and the Ninja team will work together to demonstrate the benefits of current products while also supporting product expansion.