Chinese Scientists Develop Waterless Washing Machine for Space Travel

A new washing machine, developed by Chinese scientists, promises to eliminate the need for water when cleaning clothes. This technology is particularly significant for space travel, where water resources are limited. The machine employs a unique method, utilizing dew and ozone to clean clothes. The machine weighs 12 kilograms and can handle approximately 800 grams of clothing per cycle. It is designed to be portable, resembling a suitcase, and uses 13 fluid ounces of a special solution. Instead of detergent, the machine utilizes ultraviolet rays to eliminate germs, making it an effective and efficient cleaning solution.