Carewin has received rave reviews from the users for its sophisticated design and multiple color models, quite different from the dull-looking vacuum sterilizing cleaners in the past. Besides, its cutting-edge features also set it apart from other competing models in the class

Bedclothes Cleaner “Carewin” Wins Red Dot Design Award

Seoul, KOREA ¶ May 08, 2012 -- In a rare case for Korean small enterprises realm, a bedclothes cleaner maker won Red Dot Design Award -- one of the top 3 world renowned industry design awards which include the iF Design Award by the International Forum Design of Hanover, Germany, and the IDEA (International Design Excellence Awards) sponsored by the Industrial Designers Society of America.

Tekforus, the manufacturer of the bedclothes cleaner Carewin, proudly announced it won the Red Dot Design Award. The company's design prowess is not new; Carewin had already won the Korea Institute of Design Promotion (KIDP)-sponsored Good Design Award for product design in 2011. In Red Dot, There are three prize categories which include product design, design agencies, and design concepts. The award Carewin received was in the product design category for which manufacturers in furniture, home appliances, machines, automobiles, and tools can apply for consideration.

As design factors play increasingly crucial roles in consumers' products choices, companies' efforts to push the envelope in terms of creating distinctive design have become significantly intensified. In industries like bedclothes manufacturers -- infamous for its boring design for long time -- design power can play decisive roles in calling the shots in the market.

Carewin has received rave reviews from the users for its sophisticated design and multiple color models, quite different from the dull-looking vacuum sterilizing cleaners in the past. Besides, its cutting-edge features also set it apart from other competing models in the class; using ultraviolet rays lamps, it can be able to sterilize 99% of all germs on bedclothes per minute in your room.

Sam Kim (press@whowired.com)