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"A childhood isn't complete without a healthy stash of colored blocks to play with, but let's face it, the miniaturized (and LEGO-branded) version of Luke Skywalker and R2-D2 will eventually end up in the depths of a youngster's mouth one way or another. Taking a stand for germ-free toys (and the right to chew on nearly anything) is Bosch's LEGO Edition dishwasher, which sports a special \"Toy cycle\" to rid Tonka trucks and NERF blasters of microbial buildup without harming their \"shape and integrity\" (read: melting them into a pile of goo). While it sports the same grime-busting action as most high-end dishwashers out there, the additional cycle runs at 40 degrees Celsius in order to eliminate germs without destroying the plastic. The device comes in \"freestanding, under the counter, and fully integrated\" flavors, and can be found (only in Europe, curiously) now for &amp;euro;649 ($816), &amp;euro;749 ($942) and &amp;euro;899 ($1,130), respectively.  [Via Slashgear]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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