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Thread Number: 19334
Uncommon Wash & Rinse technologies in HAW |
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| Post# 311586 , Reply# 2 10/26/2008 at 02:52 (5,652 days old) by dyson2drums (United Kingdom) | ||
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| Post# 311596 , Reply# 3 10/26/2008 at 07:52 (5,652 days old) by rolls_rapide (.) | ||
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No, it wasn't employed on the contrarotators, it was never used on production machines; merely mentioned in patent applications (and who knows what goes on in Dyson's laboratories). | ||
| Post# 311877 , Reply# 4 10/27/2008 at 20:55 (5,651 days old) by toggleswitch2 () | ||
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*LOL* Spray-rinses new? Revolutionary? Every classic top-loader had one, or more. | ||
Post# 312213 , Reply# 5 10/29/2008 at 16:48 (5,649 days old) by jetcone  (Schenectady-Home of Calrods,Monitor Tops,Toroid Transformers) |
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Whirlpool had the earliest top load sprayspin rinse
But maybe GE had one too at one time, Robert doesn't your 47 GE spin spray??? Bendix had the first tumble spray rinse for F/L's that is why I laugh so much at this law suit between WP and LG for that very thing. Ofcourse as a detail, Bendix was for FRESH water entered into the drum and WP was for recycled water pumped into the drum , which is what LG was trying to do as well. Then Maytag had a patent for recycled wash water being pumped into the drum on later Neptunes. But no one to my knowledge had spin spray with a front loader covered. | ||
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