Samsung AirDresser promises sanitized, refreshing clothes - Android

It is a given fact that the clothing we wear is a typical magnet of impurities from our environment, making even washed clothes less as immaculate when stored at the wardrobe. In a bid to address this issue, Samsung has come up with a product that will keep our garment clean and fresh, even if […]

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It is a given fact that the clothing we wear is a typical magnet of impurities from our environment, making even washed clothes less as immaculate when stored at the wardrobe.

In a bid to address this issue, Samsung has come up with a product that will keep our garment clean and fresh, even if left unused for quite some time—the AirDresser.

Utilizing some of the South Korean tech company’s developed technologies, such as the JetStream, Heatpump Drying, etc., the AirDresser is capable of many functions, all of which proving beneficial to our delicate wears.

JetStream, for example, has penetrating power that goes into any apparel causing the eradication of no less than 99% of all particulates, especially pathogens, that are hidden deep within the fibers.

For dresses that have already been used but could still be worn with a little cleaning treatment, the AirDresser features a Deodorizing Filter that removes odor particles coming from smoke, sweat, and food.

For garbs that are a little wet, the AirDresser employs the Heatpump Drying, which is essentially a distribution of air at low temperature that acts neutrally so as to not cause any physical alteration, like shrinking. Alternatively, it utilizes the Fur Care Cycle that dehumidifies fur apparels.

The Samsung AirDresser sells for Rs. 110,000 (~$1,489) and will be made for purchase beginning December 24, 2020 through official Samsung outlets as well as online retail stores.

This article, Samsung AirDresser promises sanitized, refreshing clothes, was originally published at NoypiGeeks | Philippines Technology News, Reviews and How to's.