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Heh. Our house came with a fancy IoT piezoshit dishwasher that had three pumps in it; one died within a year, the second died a year later, and after $800 spent
by jstarfish 3y ago
Heh. Our house came with a fancy IoT piezoshit dishwasher that had three pumps in it; one died within a year, the second died a year later, and after $800 spent fixing it we were quoted another $800 to fix the control panel on top of the door once it got steamed to death.
I replaced it with the cheapest washer Lowe's had for $425 and it's been painless for years. It's what a landlord would have done.
Tech for domestic life hasn't advanced since the 1970s. We have self-driving cars, but you still have to fold your own laundry.
- bombcar 3y agoThe only real advance I've personally seen (and it probably existed back then) is microwave reheat buttons that actually work and whatever black magic our fridge has that keeps vegetables fresh - some ethylene absorber.
- JohnFen 3y ago> Tech for domestic life hasn't advanced since the 1970s. I think tech for domestic life has clearly regressed since the 1970s.
- jstarfish 3y agoHeh, true. Samsung usually disappoints but their AirDresser (and the LG Studio) are innovative at least. https://www.samsung.com/us/air-dresser/ https://www.samsung.com/us/air-dresser/