Washing machine and textile washing and rinsing method

a technology of textile washing and washing machine, which is applied in the field of washing machines and textile washing methods, can solve the problems of not achieving the complete not achieving the entire removal of detergent and soil, so as to maximize water saving, save water used, and maximize water saving

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-09-25
MABE MEXICO S DE R L DE +1
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[0029]The prior art does not achieve a significant saving of the water used. The prior art is not focused on maximizing the water saving as is the present inve

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However, in the method disclosed by the patent, water is sprayed while rotating the basket, therefore an entire removal of detergent and soil is not achieved.
Therefore an entire removal of detergent and soil is not achieved.
Therefore an entire removal of detergent and soil is not achieved.
Furthermore, the patent sprays fresh water to the clothes, however, does not centrifuge the clothes to free the cloth of the water within.
This has proven to be ineffective, since water which contains detergent and filth is being recycled.
The afore, does not achieve a complete removal of detergent and filth in the textiles.
It has been observed that controlling time and water depending on the amount of cloth, does not achieve an efficient removal of detergent and dirt in the cloths.
It has been observed that controlling time and water depending on the amount of cloth does not achieve an efficient removal of d

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[0069]The pumping system (3), directional valve (8), conduction hose (6), tub cover (56), the nozzle (9) and the deflector (10), make a set of spraying means. The method to carry out the first embodiment will be explained with greater detail below.

[0070]In a second washing machine embodiment, the pumping system (3) is capable, by means of the directional valve (8), of leading through conduction hoses (6) the fresh water stored in the tub (1) towards a dispenser box (71) wherein the dispenser box (71) is capable of combining the fresh water with detergents or chlorines or softeners. Additionally, the dispenser box (71) is capable of directing the rinse liquid or fresh water towards the textiles in the basket (2) with a force subject to the pressure of the pumping system (3).

second embodiment

[0071]The pumping system (3), directional valve (8), conduction hose (6), tub cover (56), and the dispenser box (71), make a set of spraying means. The method to carry out the second embodiment will be explained with greater detail below.

[0072]FIG. 3 is a detailed view of the directional valve (8) used in the invention. In the figure, the tub (1) may be seen by its lower part, as well as the motor and drive system (57) partially. The directional valve (8) is connected to the hose (52) of liquid outlet or fresh water coming from the tub (1), to the conduction hose (6) that will eventually lead to the holed hose (69) or the nozzle (9) and deflector (10) or the dispenser box (71) and the drain hose (59) that connects the washing machine to the drain (7). An actuator (not shown) shifts the state of the directional valve (8).

[0073]FIG. 4 shows an upper conventional perspective view of the tub (1), the perforated basket (2), the conduction hose (6), the drain hose (59), as well as the tub...

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Abstract

A textile rinsing method in a washing machine, the washing machine including a tub, a rotating basket within the tub and a water spraying device, the method comprising stopping the basket, admitting a predetermined fresh water quantity, storing the predetermined fresh water quantity in the tub, spraying the textiles by means of the water spraying device, draining and centrifuging the remaining liquid in the tub and determining the number of semi-rinses. The method may be carried out in a washing machine including a tub and a rotating basket within the tub, wherein the washing machine comprises a pumping system, and a set of spraying means, including a directional valve, a conduction hose, a tub cover and, be it a hose with a plurality of holes or a nozzle and deflector or dispenser box, wherein by means of the directional valve, the pumping system is capable of leading through the conduction hose a determined quantity of fresh water stored in the tub to the, be it a hose with a plurality of holes or a nozzle and deflector or dispenser box, wherein any of the afore are capable of directing the water towards the basket.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention refers to washing machines and textile washing methods, particularly textile rinsing methods in a washing machine, which avoids water waste, improves textile rinsing effect and obtains less textile wear.[0002]PRIOR ART DESCRIPTION[0003]The present invention provides a washing machine and an improved textile rinsing method in washing machines.[0004]The rinsing methods known in prior art are carried out by deep rinse methods or by spray methods or combination of the same.[0005]In a deep rinse phase, water is admitted in a tub to predetermined levels. The textiles are agitated in the fresh water by an agitator or propeller, and the water is later drained and the textiles centrifuged.[0006]In a spray rinse phase, the basket is rotated at a constant determined speed, while fresh water is admitted and sprayed to the textiles, which adhere against the base and walls of the basket due to the basket's rotation. Fresh water penetrates the text...

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IPC IPC(8): D06F39/08D06F39/02
CPCD06F35/005D06F2232/06D06F39/02D06F39/087D06F39/088D06F37/12
Inventor AMARILLAS, SANTIAGO ALONSO PLATAISLAS, ERICK FLORES
Owner MABE MEXICO S DE R L DE
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