The EcoWash is not Eco, nor does it wash
The EcoWash is yet one more thing for you to carry on a camping trip, although that’s probably not a problem. If you’re the kind of person who needs to take a dishwasher into the great outdoors, you’ll more likely be driving an SUV than hiking.
The concept design resembles a hosepipe on a reel, and it seems like you’d actually be better off just spraying your dirty plates with that. The EcoWash works thusly: the pampered camper puts his plates and cutlery inside, where they are held in a cage. He then fills the thing with water and turns a handle. Just like a slow salad spinner, the EcoWash rotates the plates and they supposedly come out clean.
But they won’t. This is the equivalent of dipping your dirty dishes into a bowl of tepid water, lifting them out and expecting them to be clean. The EcoWash doesn’t even have a brush inside.
No, a much better idea for the rugged outdoor type is to bring along your own maid to wash the dishes for you. Or just stay at home and order takeaway. You can manage to do that, can’t you?
Doing Dishes the Non-Electric Way [Yanko]
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