Xeros replaces the water in your washer with dirt-sucking beads

[MUSIC] A company called Xeros Technologies is here at CES 2018 to completely revolutionize your laundry routine. So they aren't actually making washing machines, but the technology that they're debuting here as CES for the first time is actually what is Inside this demo unit so it is these polymer beads called eggsorb. Basically the technology is designed to replace half of the water that would usually be in a traditional wash cycle and absorb all of the dirt and gunk that the water would usually be removing from your clothes so instead of having to deal with You know, higher water bill or higher energy usage. These beads are actually supposed to take the place of that, and the technology is really, really unique. It's actually all about how the drum is built. So these polymer beads are reusable and they live inside the wash drum in a back compartment that's hidden in the back of the washer. When the wash cycle starts, the polymer beads come out and mix with about half the water you. You typically use. They clean the clothes, and then the beads are washed and reused afterwards, and then they go back onto the next cycle. So they're supposed to last through the whole lifespan of the traditional appliance, so maybe 10 to 15 years. Again, this is the first time this technology has been debuted so it's not in retail markets yet. But if it does, it would completely change how laundry is done. [MUSIC] [BLANK_AUDIO]