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A low temperature clothes dryer having a drying chamber provides removable horizontal screens supporting clothing items and a hanging bar for hanging clothes to be dried. A timing control allows setting the time of operation of the drying cabinet. An electric heater with thermostat is provided to initially raise and maintain the air temperature within the drying chamber to at least about 90 degrees F. The dehumidifier is then operated, providing for circulation through the ducts and drying cabinet by an internal fan. The dehumidifier has an evaporator through which warm, humid air is passed, thereby cooling the air and condensing water therefrom, the water being collected in a removable container or drained through a drain hose. The fan forces the cooled, dried air through a condenser which heats the dried air for recirculation through the drying chamber by means of ducts, thereby drying the clothing therein.

A drum washing machine and a clothes dryer equipped with a thermoelectric module are disclosed. The thermoelectric module includes a heat absorption side and a heat dissipation side which absorbs and dissipates heat at a junction between two dissimilar metals depending on direction of current flow through the junction. The heat absorption side is disposed at a hot air flowing passage. Accordingly, the drying apparatus can increase energy efficiency with minor structural modification and becomes environmentally friendly unlike a conventional drying apparatus using a heat pump.

A non-tumble dryer comprises a cabinet and a drawer configured to support an article to be dried and slidably mounted to the cabinet. An air supply system provides air to a drying chamber formed at least partially by one of the cabinet and the drawer for drying the article supported by the drawer. The non-tumble dryer can function as a pedestal whereby the top of the cabinet can be configured to support a laundry appliance in an elevated position. Alternatively, the cabinet can overlie one or more laundry appliances.

The invention relates to a cleaning device, in particular to a cleaning device with multiple functions of shoveling, pushing, sweeping and brushing. The cleaning device with the multiple functions of shoveling, pushing, sweeping and brushing comprises a fixed plate, a T-shaped block, two rear support frames, and two front support frames; one end of the fixed plate is provided with a magnetic object; the T-shaped block is connected with one end, which is provided with the magnetic object, of the fixed plate through a telescopic mechanism; two support frames are arranged on two sides of the fixed plate and are movably connected with the fixed plate; and one sides of the front support frames are movably connected with the rear support frames and other sides of the front support frames are movably connected with the T-shaped block. The cleaning device with the multiple functions of shoveling, pushing, sweeping and brushing can treat various garbage which is difficult to treat; compared with the conventional cleaning devices such as a big broom and the like, the cleaning device with the multiple functions of shoveling, pushing, sweeping and brushing has the advantages that the efficiency is improved by multiple times, and shoveling, pushing, sweeping and brushing are effectively combined together, so that the cleaning device with the multiple functions of shoveling, pushing, sweeping and brushing can be widely applied to various living fields.

The method allows cool rooms or sea containers designed for frozen goods to handle produce requiring more precisely controlled temperatures and conditions. Each load of produce is held in the sea container or cool room but in a sealed periphery from the air of the refrigerated environment. The atmosphere within the sealed periphery is then circulated so as to pass through the load and around it via ducts provided adjacent the sealed periphery. Heat exchange between the circulating gas and the refrigerated environment serves to cool the load. However, if cooling is excessive a heating element can be used to raise the temperature of the circulating atmosphere.