Laundry-averse slobs, rejoice: a new machine from Whirlpool in partnership with Procter and Gamble, called Swash, lets you delay trips to the laundromat or dry cleaners by removing odors and wrinkles ...

It’s been tried — and it’s failed — before, but a new design for a device intended to be an alternative to dry-cleaning and washing has hopes up at Whirlpool and P&G. BLOOMBERG CHICAGO — The new ...

WASHINGTON — If ironing clothes is too time-consuming, and taking them to the dry cleaners is too expensive and taxing on the garment, a new machine — made by laundry giants Whirlpool and Procter & ...

Ever feel as though your business attire is slightly too stinky or wrinkly to re-wear -- even if a trip to the dry cleaner isn’t quite yet necessary? Procter & Gamble is bringing to market a brand new ...

Procter & Gamble is betting shoppers will spend nearly $500 and find a spot in their homes for a machine more than 4 feet tall, all in the name of avoiding laundering or dry cleaning their favorite ...

Procter & Gamble is teaming up with Whirlpool to launch a new home appliance that promises to freshen up clothes and help consumers cut down on costly trips to the dry cleaner. SWASH, which fits in a ...

Odds are that you're used to ironing some of your clothes to keep them wrinkle-free, or taking them to the dry cleaners when you can't (or just won't) put them through a washing machine. No great ...

Re-wearing, as they call it in the laundry biz, is on the rise. We, the clothes-owning populace, are getting hip to the fact that our garments typically aren't all that dirty after a day's wear, and ...

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