GE Microban

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GE Profile™ is rolling out their Top Load 600, 700, and 900 series as well as the Front Load 950 – all of which include smarter wash technology, SmartDispense™ technology, tangle control, and feature Microban antimicrobial technology to reduce the growth of odor causing bacteria.

The Top Load 900 series even features the first-ever washer with built-in voice assistant!

The GE team displayed Microban treated laundry and dishwasher systems at #KBIS this week, alongside the expansive product portfolio from their house of brands. Be on the lookout for the new laundry series to become available in the coming months!

The full GE Profile laundry lineup includes the Top Load 600, 700 and 900 series as well as the Front Load 950. Industry-leading features across the portfolio include:

Smarter Wash Technology that automatically senses the amount of dirt and grime in the water and adjusts the cycle to clean the exact amount, avoiding over- and under-washing, wasting time, water and energy.SmartDispense™ Technology automatically adjusts the amount of detergent dispensed depending on the size of the load and detergent used.Tangle Control intelligent technology adapts the wash action to minimize tangled loads.Microban® Antimicrobial Technology is built into components including the gasket, dispenser and draining system delivering Protection That Lives On™ load after load to help prevent the growth of odor-causing bacteria.

From the Laundry Room to the Kitchen: Introducing the GE Profile™ UltraFresh System™ Dishwasher

Following an incredible response to the UltraFresh Front Loader, in September 2021 GE Appliances released the first and only dishwasher with built-in Microban® antimicrobial technology to provide a smarter, cleaner dishwashing experience 24/7, for the life of the dishwasher. Microban technology is built into common touchpoints of the machine including handles, control panel, silverware baskets, and filters to remain 99% cleaner than untreated surfaces.

Adopting the Drain, Dry, Defend, approach, the UltraFresh System™ Dishwasher works in between cycles to protect against mold, mildew, and odors caused by water and food residues. Microban® technology combined with the automatic circulation of fresh air and renewal of water create an inhospitable environment for unwanted microbes, so the dishwasher is left fresher cycle after cycle.

Artist Alex Proba’s Colourful Personality Splashes Across Samsung’s New Bespoke Refrigerator

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Samsung just announced their colour customizable Bespoke kitchen appliance range at the start of the year at the 2022 CES. But that all pales in comparison to the expressive abstractions on display across their latest limited edition collaboration conceived with the chromatophiliac and  multidisciplinary artist, Alex Proba.The limited-edition Bespoke’s abstract jungle print motif design on display – one inspired by nature and intended to bring “the outdoors indoors” – was first interpreted using an arrangement of colour papers by Proba before being realized as a final print. The result is a wildly expressive push against what we typically associate with home kitchen aesthetics, refreshingly moving us beyond the monochromatic and metallic palettes that have dominated the American residential market for the last few decades.

ROIDMI UK’s Z1 Air vacuum cleaner!

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TechRadar recently reviewed ROIDMI UK’s Z1 Air vacuum cleaner!

‘With up to an hour of run time as well as three power levels to choose from, this cordless vacuum isn’t lacking any features despite the lower price tag. It’s got a multiple air filtration system and features what Roidmi calls triple noise reduction technology for quieter vacuuming.’https://www.techradar.com/uk/reviews/roidmi-z1-air

Grundig have formed an alliance with ReNew ELP

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Grundig have formed an alliance with ReNew ELP to recycle our FiberCatcher® filter at the world’s first commercial-scale HydroPRS™ plastic recycling site.
 
Based in Teeside in North East England, this commercial scale hydrothermal advanced recycling site will be capable of recycling end-of-life plastic, converting mixed plastics back into fossil-replacement feedstock for use in the manufacture of new plastics and other products.

Whilst the Grundig FiberCatcher® filter is not suitable for traditional mechanical recycling via household collection, our partnership with ReNew ELP will allow users to recycle the filters, transforming used materials into repurposed plastic.
  
By partnering with ReNew ELP and utilising the world’s first commercial-scale HydroPRS™ plastic recycling site, we are able to prove Grundig’s commitment to the environment, minimising the environmental impact of our appliances in the process.

To discover more, please visit:https://www.bekoplc.com/news/grundig-announce-partnership-with-renew-elp/

Three ways new green refrigerant gases can protect the environment and boost your business

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Technological innovation is the core of Electrolux Professional solutions, aimed at lowering energy consumptions and significantly reducing the impact on the environment through the implementation of F-Gas compliant natural refrigerants.
Learn how next-generation refrigeration products are helping drive sustainability, support environmental goals, and tackle the issue of climate change for customers. https://www.electroluxprofessional.com/benefits-of-green-refrigerant-gases/

Small domestic appliance market set to grow

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According to a new report by by Research and Markets, the global small domestic appliance (SDA) market is forecast to reach $581.6bn (€508.5bn) by 2030, registering a CAGR of 13.0% from 2021 to 2030 considerable growth rate is anticipated for new, advanced and smart residential and commercial appliances for the residential and commercial segment. In addition, there has been a huge increase in demand from the major countries in Europe such as France, Spain, the UK and Russia.

Increasing preference for a hassle-free lifestyle and growing industrial application of air purifiers and vacuum cleaners, are all supporting the growth of small domestic appliances in the region, the report stated. Product innovation and quick adoption for the technologically advanced appliances are further adding to the growth of the small domestic appliances market in Europe.

At the same time, high prices and high popularity of both residential and commercial small domestic appliance brands has led to the advent of counterfeit brands, the report said. These are generally prevalent in the developing economies where customers are highly price-sensitive, Research and Markets commented. This factor is said to restrict the sale of the existing original small domestic appliances brands in these regions.

The major players operating in the market, according to Research and Markets, include Koninklijke Philips N.V., The Whirlpool Corporation, LG Electronics Inc., Bosch, Electrolux AB, Panasonic Corporation, Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc., The Middleby Corporation, Morphy Richards, and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.

For full report https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/5521514/small-domestic-appliances-market-by-product-type?utm_source=GNOM&utm_medium=PressRelease&utm_code=6gjtfw&utm_campaign=1650023+-+Outlook+on+the+Small+Domestic+Appliances+Global+Market+to+2030+-+Availability+of+Quality+Product+at+Affordable+Prices+Presents+Opportunities&utm_exec=jamu273prd

Miele update dishwasher range

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Miele the German manufacturer, its sustainable G7000 dishwashing range incorporates a wide range of eco-friendly features and user conveniences such as its AutoDos automatic detergent dispensing system with PowerDisk, along with AutoOpen Drying, 3D MultiFlex Tray and 10+ programmes. Easy to use via app or voice control, Miele says its new dishwashers save time, money, energy and water and are ultra-quiet, making them perfect for open-plan kitchens.

Combined with superior cleaning performance and user convenience, Miele says its G7000 collection is a seriously sustainable solution for any home as over the last 20 years, Miele has successfully reduced the energy consumption of its dishwashers by 44%.EcoPower Technology

Miele’s G7000 dishwashers feature EcoPower technology and precisely matching components, including greater precision of the spray arms and precise alignment of the spray jets. Combined with a highly efficient filtration system and intelligently designed water intake with additional insulation to retain heat, the appliances use less energy for optimum performance, Miele says.

AutoDos with PowerDisk

The AutoDos with integrated PowerDisk is another sustainable benchmark from Miele, the company says. Automatic dispensing adjusts the amount of detergent, ensuring that only the precise amount of water, energy and detergent needed is released according to how dirty the dishes are and the programme selected. In future, Miele claims that it will also be possible to adjust automatic dispensing via the menu, giving users the option to further reduce detergent consumption for lightly soiled crockery or to increase it for baked-on dirt and grease. The eco-friendly PowerDisk dispenser itself is made from recycled plastic waste.In addition, Miele will soon be launching its PowerDisk All in 1 Eco, a bio-degradable detergent made from plant-based ingredients – free from fragrances, preservatives and colourants.

App and Voice Control

All Miele G 7000 dishwashers with AutoDos can be connected to the Internet via WiFi and controlled via the Miele Conn@ct app from any mobile or Amazon Alexa. It is possible to start and stop the dishwasher from anywhere, activate programmes and options, check levels, receive automated reminders and even order detergent online.

The AutoStart function allows the dishwashers to be set to start regularly at the same time and as the detergent is already added, users are in control of their dishwashing anytime, anywhere, Miele says. If the door is not opened between two scheduled cycles with no new dishes added, the start of the next cycle is automatically delayed

The new and updated models in Miele’s G 7000 dishwashing collection includes freestanding, semi-integrated and fully integrated models so there is a design to suit different kitchen requirements. All are “A” rated for energy efficiency, use only 6L of water per cycle, as well as benefitting from low noise levels (41dB – 43dB).
freestanding G 7410 SC model is available in Brilliant White and CleanSteel. It features a TFT display and ten programmes including QuickPowerWash which provides a full A rated wash and dry programme in just 58 minutes. All cycles are also water and energy efficient for eco-friendly dishwashing every time. AutoOpen drying at the end of all cycles ensures perfectly dried crockery, Tupperware and cutlery while saving energy.

Semi-Integrated

Miele G 7200 SCi in Brilliant White

The semi-integrated G 7200 SCi model comes in Brilliant White or CleanSteel and features eight programmes including Express and Intense Zone options as well as a 3D MultiFlex tray which can be configured in nine different ways for flexible cutlery storage. The QuickPowerWash setting provides a full A rated wash and dry programme in just 58 minutes, while AutoOpen drying at the end of all cycles ensures perfectly dried crockery, Tupperware and cutlery while saving energy.



Miele’s fully integrated G 7000 series includes the G 7460 SCVi and G7465 SCVi XXL models. Available in Stainless Steel/Black, they feature AutoOpen Drying, 3D MultiFlex tray, acoustic signal and boast a quiet 42dB noise level. Featuring 12 specialist programmes from Express to ExtraClean, they also benefit from Miele’s AutoDos with PowerDisk for automatic detergent dispensing, helping to reduce waste and save time and money. AutoOpen drying at the end of all cycles ensures perfectly dried crockery, Tupperware and cutlery while saving energy.

Key selling points:

Rated “A” for energy usageAutoDos detergent dispensing system with PowerDiskAutoOpen Drying




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Fully Integrated

Global small domestic appliance (SDA) market is forecast to reach $581.6bn (€508.5bn) by 2030

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According to a new report by by Research and Markets, the global small domestic appliance (SDA) market is forecast to reach $581.6bn (€508.5bn) by 2030, registering a CAGR of 13.0% from 2021 to 2030.

The main drivers for growth include growing demand from an increasingly urbanised population, increased personal disposable income, and affordable credit facilities. Another significant factor in the upward trend is a surge in innovation in home appliances, encouraging consumers to replace their old models with new “smarter” versions.

According to Research and Markets’ report, the COVID-19 pandemic has also positively impacted the overall growth of the small domestic appliances market.

It says that during the lockdown period, people were choosing to invest in their homes, including the replacement of their old appliances with smart and advanced models.

In addition, due to an increased focus on health, small domestic appliances that promote greater levels of hygiene also saw an uptick.

Europe gained significant share in the global small domestic appliances market in 2020 and is expected to sustain its share during the forecast period, the report said.

A considerable growth rate is anticipated for new, advanced and smart residential and commercial appliances for the residential and commercial segment. In addition, there has been a huge increase in demand from the major countries in Europe such as France, Spain, the UK and Russia.

Increasing preference for a hassle-free lifestyle and growing industrial application of air purifiers and vacuum cleaners
are all supporting the growth of small domestic appliances in the region, the report stated. Product innovation and quick adoption for the technologically advanced appliances are further adding to the growth of the small domestic appliances market in Europe.

At the same time, high prices and high popularity of both residential and commercial small domestic appliance brands has led to the advent of counterfeit brands, the report said. These are generally prevalent in the developing economies where customers are highly price-sensitive, Research and Markets commented. This factor is said to restrict the sale of the existing original small domestic appliances brands in these regions.

The major players operating in the market, according to Research and Markets, include Koninklijke Philips N.V., The Whirlpool Corporation, LG Electronics Inc., Bosch, Electrolux AB, Panasonic Corporation, Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc., The Middleby Corporation, Morphy Richards, and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.