All you will have to do is hang up to 12 items at a time, press a simple button and distract yourself until it is through. All of which include support for materials such as polyester, cotton, silk, viscose, and denim. They plan to support shirts, trousers, t-shirts, blouses, short dresses, bedsheets, towels, pillow cases and more. I guess it will all depend on how much time or money you spend on a normal basis ironing your clothes. Currently the projected cost will be £699 (pounds), which is $923.38 US dollars. They are working to design the final product using cost saving parts that offer both durability while keeping the price down as low as possible. However, they are hoping to begin accepting pre-orders as soon as March of next year (2018). Sound too good to be true? I know I am keeping a close watch on this one, as I would love to skip having to iron all of my nice shirts and focus on more important tasks at hand.Ĭurrently, effie isn’t available just yet as it is still in its prototype phase of development. The solution is called “effie”, a machine that can dry and iron your clothes for you in as little as three to six minutes per garment (six if it needs to do both). What if you didn’t have to iron your clothes manually, while also not having to bring your clothing to the cleaners to accomplish the task? What if you had your own personal machine to do it all for you? Rohan and Trevor are two individuals who are working hard to accomplish just this. Here comes another interesting idea by a company hoping to get their product onto the market next year.
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