TYPES OF WASHING MACHINE & DRYERS

• There are three types of washing machines; top-loading, front-oading, and compact.
• Front-load washing machines are ideal for small laundry rooms or areas that are light on space. Front load washing machines are ideal for small laundry rooms or areas that are light on space this type of washing machine can be stuck with an accompanying dryer to increase space.
• It is considered as the most energy efficient option as a result of using less water perload during each wash cycle and does not use agitator, which improves clothing life

  Front-load washing machine
• Tumble dryer - many dryer consists of a rotating drum called a "tumbler" through which heated air is circulated to evaporate the moisture which the tumblr is rotated to maintain air space between the articles
• Drying cabinet - is an electrical machine designed to expedite the drying of items usually clothing that is unsuitable for a traditional clothes dryer
• Spin dryer - these centrifuge machine simply spin their drums much faster than a typical washer code to extract additional water from the load
• Condenser tumbler dryer - just as in a normal dryer, condenser, or condensation dryer pass hated air through the load . Instead of exhausting this air the dryer uses a heat exchanger to cool the air and condense the water vapor into either a drain pipe or a collection tank
• Heat pump dryer - a closed cycle heat pump clothes dryer uses a heat pump to dehumidify the processing air.
• Mechanical steam compression dryers - and new type of dryer in development this machine are and new type of dryer in development this machine are a more advanced version of a heat pump dryers.
• Convection drying - "a static clothes drying technique" convection dryers simply consists of a heating unit at the botto, a vertical chamber, and event at the top this unit hits air at the bottom reducing its relative humidity, and the natural tendency of hot air to rise brings this low humidity air into contact with the clothes.
• Solar clothes dryer - a box-shaped stationary construction that encloses a second compartment where the clothes are held.
• Microwave dryers - japanese manufacturers have developed highly efficient clothes dryer that use microwave radiation to drive the clothes.