The Washing Machine Project founder, Navjot Sawhney, on a recent visit to Uganda People in Britain are turning to an off-grid washing machine designed for developing countries to help cut costs.

While most Americans rely on washing machines to clean their clothes, that's not the case everywhere: Over half of the global population washes clothes by hand. It's a time-intensive and physically ...

Engineering students at the University of Bristol are refining a hand-spun washing machine that could change the lives of millions of people around the world and low-income families in the UK. The $35 ...

The Sikh engineer who hopes his unique hand crank, flat pack, off grid washing machine will help billions of people worldwide who still handwash their clothes. Show more British Sikh engineer, Navjot ...

Miriam Lancewood appeared on Ben Fogle's New Lives In The Wild earlier this month MIRIAM Lancewood and her husband Peter have lived in total isolation for eight years – with no phones, internet, ...

RS has extended its partnership with The Washing Machine Project (TWMP) for another year. TWMP aims to alleviate the burden of washing clothes for thousands of remote, displaced and low-income ...

RS Group plc, a global omni-channel provider of product and service solutions, has entered the second year of its three-year social impact partnership with The Washing Machine Project Foundation, a ...

Victoria Bowness, 35, swapped her modern Manchester home for a simple dome house in Australia A BRITISH mum-of-one has revealed how she turned her back on life in Manchester to raise her daughter in ...

People in Britain are turning to an off-grid washing machine designed for developing countries to help cut costs. Engineering charity The Washing Machine Project (TWMP) estimates a quarter of ...

Engineering charity The Washing Machine Project (TWMP) estimates a quarter of enquiries now come from the UK. The device was created to allow people without access to running water or reliable ...