How the Tetra Countertop Dishwasher Heats Water Instantly | Innovation Nation

[@sasha1551]

Why the fuck has this thing still not released yet!? I've been waiting like 3 damn years for this thing to release!

[@ChrisWEEZ]

Now if they’d just sell the damn thing.

[@skinnykitchen5523]

still waiting...

[@mikemiller5839]

I'll be a skeleton before we can buy one.

[@adamtain7627]

😒Relax go online and look they’re being sold as we speak

[@mikehanson277]

@@adamtain7627 The Tetra is not currently available on the market. Heatworks isn't even taking pre-orders at this time. In fact, the press release that went out today only mentions 2021 as the release year. Any site that is offering the Tetra for sale is a scam.

[@adamtain7627]

@@mikehanson277 How do you know this?

[@Bennuides]

1:43 - 2:08 is how the magic happens in case you are wondering.

[@NoZenith]

I'm still waiting for them to release it for sale. I don't have enough space that isn't under cabinets to have any kind of normal countertop dishwasher.

[@thecinnamonman2003]

I saw it on Circlemaxx.com for $224.99. It looks like it’s available and not back ordered. I tried to call Circlemaxx just to make sure it’s actually in stock, but had to leave a message.

[@janetbeatrice9505]

I know, me too. I can't put one near the sink, which is why I need one with a built-in water tank. So far, the Farberware is the only one I've found that also has a built-in water tank. Luckily, I do have room in my kitchen for a cart or something that will hold it while I move the dishes all the way across the room. That one will require that I drain the water into a bucket. I love that this one just stores the used water and then you can throw it away after the wash cycle is done.

[@janetbeatrice9505]

@@thecinnamonman2003 Beware of any site that says this. Heatworks isn't even ready for pre-orders. Another site was "selling" it for the same price. If you see it for sale anywhere now, it's a scam. You can go to the Heatworks site and send them your email address to get updates. Unfortunately, they don't seem to realize that they should send an email acknowledging that you signed up, but I was assured that my email was on the list for updates when I asked about it.

[@curtmueller7000]

They make countertop dishwasher only a little bit bigger than this one.

[@inwerp]

This thing will corrode metal things and release hydrogen. This is the reason why no one uses non isolated current to heat water.

[@curtmueller7000]

I would like to know if the water heating function is put to use in more practical ways.

[@adamtain7627]

U should’ve mentioned the part about emptying the used food filled water

[@aaronlowe3156]

2:01 Hmmm I hope that's not electrolysis.... Because now you're putting hydrogen and oxygen into the tank. And those can cause a fire if the right conditions are met...

[@bensonboys6609]

@Aaron Lowe I was going to say the same thing. Maybe he recombines them in a process similar to a fuel cell? I’m sure they figured out a solution to this problem.

[@sandrah6321]

Can you buy this in the uk if so where and cost please.

[@fifiladouche]

Where can I buy one. Amazon doesn’t sell this

[@patricksantini4090]

This is absolutely awesome... Love it... Cleans your dishes and it's beautiful..

[@batheandrelaxinmyshit6344]

Yes I am clean and beautiful

[@onngroovecdboomboxtransfor2723]

thats amazing not even no plug in w it men wow.

[@ArminGamer]

That's already thing in Europe -_- he didn't invent shit

[@わさび-c9z]

ほしい！日本で発売求む。

[@sbomorse]

2 place settings with 1 gallon (3.8 litres approx) isn't good. My full size, 14 place dishwasher only uses 6.5 litres per wash!

[@myNEONCITY]

This is for people who don’t have a full size dishwasher and can’t fit one into their kitchen. This isn’t for you

[@kloakovalimonada]

Not so appealing in real life, with the dirty dishes.

[@MrGF1582]

BS. Panasonic and more have been producing and selling better units for years.