Air bubble washing machine
The rapid advancement of scientific and technological progress in recent decades has changed human life beyond recognition. Our existence is now unthinkable without all the inventions that assist humans in so many areas of their lives. The vast variety of household appliances is the most striking example of this.
But humanity's most useful and essential invention—the washing machine—deserves special attention. It's hard to imagine a modern housewife without this wonderful appliance.
Today's washing machine manufacturers have flooded the market with a wide variety of models, allowing consumers to choose laundry equipment that meets all their needs. However, we will focus on the best and most productive engineering solution in the laundry industry, embodied in the design of air bubble washing machines. They are rightfully considered the pinnacle of this type of equipment's evolution.
Washing machines that work on the principle of bubble formation
These washing machines are an excellent alternative to standard washing machines. Drum-type machines. They appeared on the market over fifteen years ago, and although they haven't yet gained widespread popularity in our country, they are the most common type of laundry equipment in the US and Asia.
These washing machines boast incredibly high wash quality and energy efficiency. This is made possible by a unique washing process based on air-bubble technology.
The technology uses a powerful compressor to create a large number of bubbles in the washing machine's drum during washing. These bubbles interact mechanically with the laundry, displacing dirt and promoting the instant dissolution of detergent and a more thorough wash. This process allows laundry to be washed even in cold water.
Hundreds of thousands of bubbles create pulsed energy that penetrates every centimeter of fabric, combating even the most stubborn stains. Despite the complex technological process, the entire wash cycle takes a short time and saves water and detergent. All these positive qualities have led to increased interest in these types of washing machines in recent years.
Benefits of using air bubble washing machines
When washing clothes, special demands are placed not only on the quality of the wash but also on the condition of the washed items. In conventional washing machines, shrinkage is common, caused by improperly selected washing temperatures for certain types of fabric. During washing, items interact with each other, causing additional wear and tear. Although delicate cycles exist, they are often ineffective in removing heavy stains, even with the use of well-advertised bleaches.
In washing machines that use the air-bubble principle, a "boiling effect" occurs in water even at low temperatures, with oxygen acting as the primary catalyst for the chemical processes. The presence of a large number of bubbles creates a protective layer between fabrics, significantly reducing friction between them.
Advantages and disadvantages of washing machines with air-bubble washing principle
The main and significant positive aspect of using air bubble washing machines is the economical energy consumption., due to the absence of a heating element. As mentioned earlier, cold water washing is possible, meaning the washing machine doesn't require descaling agents, which also saves money. If you need to use water at different temperatures to wash different types of fabrics, bubble wash machines have special connections for hot and cold water.
The bubble-based washing process uses only a small amount of detergent. This type of washing produces low foaming, allowing the use of both special washing machine detergent and regular hand-wash detergent. The bubbles formed during the washing process prevent fabrics from interacting with each other or the walls of the drum, resulting in a particularly delicate wash.
The washing machine operates at a low noise level, allowing for washing even at night. The entire wash cycle takes no more than 50 minutes, which is remarkably fast compared to conventional washing machines. The washing machine does not require a continuous water supply; water can be simply poured into the tank, making it suitable for use in country houses or cottages without running water.
One of the disadvantages of air-bubble washing machines is their increased requirement for low-hardness water.In very hard water, bubbles are somewhat less effective. It's also worth noting that cheaper models of these machines may not have a spin function, so pay extra attention to this.
When choosing a bubble washing machine, you should carefully study its technical characteristics:
- maximum weight of loaded laundry,
- spin speed,
- its size,
- method of loading laundry,
- energy efficiency class.
Nowadays, the manufacturers of such washing machines are Samsung, DAEWOO, and EVGO.
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Where can I buy this bubble washer?!!!
Machines like this wash great, and the laundry doesn't wear out quickly. After washing with an automatic machine, I only want one like this—the bubble-wash type.
We bought a Daewoo bubble bath in the late 90s. It broke down twice: the first time, the flush didn't work, and during repairs, we removed about a liter of coins from the drain compartment. The second time, the valve that retains the water stopped working. Rating: 5+
Please tell me where the water retaining element is, how to get to it, and how to repair it. I'm having the same problem right now.
How to fill the machine with water?