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The wash cycle finishes. The clothes are clean. And then the familiar question appears: where will everything dry? During the monsoon, balconies remain damp. In high-rise apartments, outdoor drying space may be limited. Busy households may not have time to move laundry from one appliance to another. Even when the weather cooperates, dust, pollution and […]
There was a time when buying a washing machine meant asking just three questions. Front load or top load? How many kilograms? And, of course, what’s the price? Not anymore. Machines today will encounter you that offer washing powered by AI, app control, automatic detergent dispensing, fabric recognition and even maintaining clothes after they’re washed. […]
We’ve all done it. A slightly dirtier school uniform. A shirt stained with curry. A pile of gym clothes that looks well, beyond saving. The instinct is almost automatic to pour in a little extra detergent because more soap must mean cleaner clothes, right? Actually, no. In many Indian households, using extra detergent has become […]
There’s a moment almost everyone has experienced. You toss in a few T-shirts, a pair of jeans, maybe a towel, close the washing machine door and press Start. A few seconds later, instead of filling immediately, the machine pauses, rotates the drum gently, stops, rotates again and only then begins the wash. It almost looks […]
The funny thing about washing machines is that When something goes wrong, most of us take notice of them. A strange smell. Cloths that feel damp, but don’t feel new. This black rubber gasket starts to look questionable. Or maybe you’ve washed your hands, then opened the door saying, “Why does this smell unclean? Here’s […]
Your washing machine smells like a damp, musty smell when you open it to retrieve your laundry and you wonder if it will come out cleaner than when you put it in. This occurs more frequently than people think. A washing machine is used to wash clothes throughout its life, but it can itself be […]
The days of simply purchasing a washing machine are in the past. Pick a capacity. Check the spin speed. Compare the price. Done. Not anymore. Home appliances have a much higher demand these days in the Indian home. Woolen garments are getting finer and finer, families are busier than ever, and no one wants to […]
So, there was a time when laundry was standing up next to the washing machine, selecting a wash cycle by educated guesswork, knowing by feel how much detergent to use and praying that the clothes would look ok. That’s changing. Sneakily yet significantly. The subsequent generation of laundry equipment is much more than just washing […]
There was a time when washing clothes involved standing next to the washing machine, trial and error with water levels, and hoping delicate clothes would come out of the wash cycle intact. We’ve all been there before. In some instances whites turned out to be dull. Sometimes colours fade. My favorite shirt shrunk, for no […]
There was a time when buying a television was surprisingly simple. Walk into a store. Pick a screen size that fits the wall. Check whether the colours looked bright enough. Ask about the warranty. Done. That isn’t how people shop anymore. Spend five minutes in any Indian household and you’ll notice something interesting. One person […]
It used to be very easy to purchase a television. Pick up and into a shop, inquire if it is Full HD or 4K, and then do some screen size comparisons and you are ready. Well, that’s not the way people are buying TVs these days. Here’s why. Two TVs can be 4K and offer […]
It used to be an extravagant experience to purchase a larger TV. “Do you really need such a big TV?” was a question that people would ask. The average Indian living room was deemed to be large enough at 102 cm (40) or 127 cm (50). Today? The dialogue has subtly shifted. The idea of […]