Would you dare to step inside? Japan has just shattered our understanding of personal hygiene, taking the phrase "come out ...

A new personal cleaning device that’s straight out of a sci-fi movie will be available for purchase soon — but it will cost you a pretty penny. The Mirai Human Washing Machine will officially be on ...

The capsule, which costs £280,000, is ideal for those who find daily grooming exhausting. Imagine if it brushed your teeth for you, too, writes Emma Beddington ...

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For many people, a long relaxing soak in the tub is the perfect way to unwind after a stressful day. But if you're not the kind of person who has time for bubbles and scented candles, the perfect bath ...

Forget cold plunge pools. The new flex could soon be human washing machines. According to one of Japan’s oldest newspapers, an Osaka-based shower head maker called Science has developed a contraption ...

Thought the Japanese toilet was advanced? Japanese showerhead firm Science Co. has put the “pod” in “Tide pod” after inventing an AI-powered “washing machine of the future” that is purported to give ...

In 1970, the groundbreaking invention known as the "Ultrasonic Bath" captured the world's attention at the Japan World Exposition. Created by Sanyo Electric, today known as Panasonic Holdings Corp, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. What if I told you it’s now possible to completely wash AND dry yourself in just 15 minutes? ….Oh, yeah, that’s right. We’ve been ...

In context: Back in 1970, a futuristic "human washing machine" called the Ultrasonic Bath caused a sensation at the Japan World Exposition. The egg-shaped pod was developed and exhibited by Sanyo ...

What if I told you it’s now possible to completely wash AND dry yourself in just 15 minutes? ….Oh, yeah, that’s right. We’ve been able to do that for a very, very long time. It’s called “taking a ...

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