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RKW serves up exciting innovations at IFA
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RKW unveiled its groundbreaking innovations at the IFA Berlin Show. New products from a whole host of its brands whilst highlighting the benefits of its Good Food partnership.
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KW showcased its latest innovations at IFA Berlin 2024, held from 6-10 September, with new products from its brands: Tower, Swan, Sur La Table, and Laura Ashley..
Tower Tower is gaining momentum, introducing exciting ranges across small domestic appliances (SDA), linen care, and food preparation. The brand is significantly expanding its floorcare lineup with seven new products, highlighted by the AquaVac Wet & Dry cordless cleaner, which features a self- cleaning docking station.
This versatile tool can transition seamlessly between carpet and hard floors, equipped with a stick vacuum, handheld cleaner, and a pole attachment for hard-to-reach areas.
Additionally, Tower unveiled a new Spot Cleaner with a flexible hose, which also includes window-cleaning capabilities for added convenience. In linen care, the brand
introduced the powerful Pure Steam Infinity Xpress Steam Generator, boasting infinite filtered steam power. This model features an
Cleaning expert Lynsey continues her partnership with Swan to launch a new range of floorcare products. Left: Tower’s AquaVac Wet & Dry
AI-powered Auto Limescale Attack System with dual-tank self-cleaning capabilities, effectively
removing dirty water and limescale. This not only keeps the product clean but also reduces the need for costly filter replacements. Tower’s innovation continued with its new range of cordless food preparation products, Omni. This collection includes portable blenders, stick blenders, and hand mixers, all powered by a universal USB-C rechargeable battery. This design offers unmatched flexibility for cooking enthusiasts, allowing for ease of use anywhere in the kitchen.
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