EP3633094A1

EP3633094A1 - Washing machine capable of normal washing and heavy duty washing

Info

Publication number: EP3633094A1
Application number: EP18806299.6A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Moon Hwan Kim
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2017-05-25
Filing date: 2018-05-02
Publication date: 2020-04-08
Also published as: KR101805360B1; WO2018216917A1; CN110945179A; US20200165763A1; JP2020520763A

Abstract

The present invention relates to a washing machine capable of normal washing and heavy duty washing. A washing machine for performing washing by spraying washing water while transferring laundry, comprises: a controller in which a plurality of entire washing division regions, which are partitioned into predetermined areas with respect to the overall area of the laundry, are stored and in which a portion of a stain washing division region with respect to a stained portion of the laundry, which requires heavy duty washing, from among the entire washing division regions is inputted; and a washing unit having at least one washing nozzle mounted thereto to spray the washing water by being assigned to a respective washing division region in the entire washing division regions.

Description

[Technical Field]

The present disclosure relates to a washing machine, and more particularly, to a washing machine capable of performing a normal washing and an intense washing, which are capable of intensely washing a contaminated site of a laundry during washing.

[Background Art]

In general, various laundries are generated in daily life. Such laundries are required to be periodically washed for a clean and hygienic life.
In addition, small and large laundries are generated in a multi-use facility such as a home, a hotel, a factory, a boarding house, a training center, a hospital or the like. These laundries are required to be washed as they are used for a long period of time. There may be a case where a partially contaminated site of the laundry is required to be cleaned. In general, in the case where a portion of a laundry is partially contaminated, the laundry is subjected to a primary washing with a specific detergent to eliminate the partial contamination, and subsequently, is subjected to a secondary normal washing with a general detergent together with other laundries.
In the case where the primary washing and the secondary washing are performed, however, there is a problem in that a washing time becomes longer and a large amount of washing water is required.

[Prior Art Document]

[Patent Documents]

(Patent Document 0001) Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1383083 (registered on April 9, 2014)
(Patent Document 0002) Korean Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 10-2016-0049403 (published on May 9, 2016)

[Summary of Invention]

[Technical Problem]

The present disclosure is made in view of the above problem, and an object of the present disclosure is to provide a washing machine which is capable of performing a normal washing process and an intense washing process, and saving a washing time and an amount of a used washing water, by intensely injecting a specific detergent toward a contaminated site of a unfolded laundry in the course of injecting a washing water toward the unfolded laundry under conveyance to wash the laundry.

[Solution to Problem]

To accomplish the above objects, a washing machine capable of performing a normal washing and an intense washing performs a washing by injecting a washing water toward a laundry while conveying the laundry, including: a controller in which a plurality of entire washing split regions obtained by partitioning an entire area of the laundry on a certain sector basis are stored, and to which a contamination washing split region corresponding to a contaminated site of the laundry among the entire washing split regions is inputted, the contamination washing split region being subjected to an intense washing; and a washing part including at least one washing nozzle installed to inject the washing water toward each of the entire washing split regions.
In the above washing machine, based on a signal from the controller, the normal washing may be performed in which the washing water mixed with a general detergent is injected toward the laundry from the at least one washing nozzle, and the intense washing may be performed in which the injection of the general detergent is stopped when the contamination washing split region of the laundry passes during the normal washing, and the washing water mixed with a specific detergent is injected toward the contaminated site of the laundry from the at least one washing nozzle corresponding to the contamination washing split region.
In some embodiments, the washing machine may further include a general detergent tank installed to supply the general detergent to the at least one washing nozzle and at least one specific detergent tank installed to supply the specific detergent to at least one the washing nozzle.
In some embodiments, the specific detergent may be supplied for a certain period of time when the contaminated site passes in the course of supplying the general detergent to the at least one washing nozzle.
In some embodiments, the at least one specific detergent which is classified according to a contamination type may be supplied in response to the signal from the controller.
In some embodiments, the washing machine may further include a sensor or a roller configured to measure a size of the laundry entering the washing part.
In some embodiments, the controller may be configured to set a predetermined number of the entire washing split regions and the contamination washing split region based on the measured size of the laundry, and configured to calculate a timing of supplying the specific detergent and a timing of stopping the supply of the specific detergent in consideration of a position of the contamination washing split region under movement.
In some embodiments, the washing part may further include at least one installation bar in which the at least one washing nozzle is installed, the at least one installation bar being arranged at regular intervals in a travel direction of the laundry to intersect the travel direction of the laundry. The specific detergent may be supplied to the at least one washing nozzle installed in the at least one installation bar.
In some embodiments, the washing part may include a first washing part including at least one of a first washing nozzle configured to inject the washing water toward the laundry conveyed from the feeding part, a soaking tank in which the laundry passed through the first washing nozzle is soaked, a sensor configured to sense the laundry passed through the first washing nozzle or the soaking tank, and a second washing nozzle installed to inject the washing water toward the laundry.
In some embodiments, the washing part may include a second washing part including a third washing nozzle installed to inject the washing water toward the laundry passed through the first washing part.
In some embodiments, the washing machine according to the present disclosure may further include at least one of: a feeding part including a feeding conveyor installed to feed the laundry placed thereon while being unfolded toward the washing part; a rinsing part including at least one rinsing nozzle installed to rinse the laundry by injecting a rinsing water toward the laundry passed through the washing part; a dewatering including upper and lower rollers installed to squeeze the laundry passed through the washing part or the rinsing part; a discharging part installed to discharge the laundry passed through the washing part, the rinsing part or the dewatering part; and a conveyor installed in the washing part, the rinsing part, the dewatering part or the discharging part to convey the laundry.
In some embodiments, the conveyor may include at least one of: a first conveyor installed to convey the laundry from the feeding part to the second washing part; a second conveyor installed to convey the laundry from the first washing part to the rinsing part; and a third conveyor installed to convey the laundry from the second washing part to the discharging part through the dewatering part.
In some embodiments, the conveyor may further include at least one of: a pair of a second roller and a first roller provided adjacent to each other in the first conveyor and the second conveyor so as to invert the laundry to be upside down; and a pair of a second roller and a third roller provided adjacent to each other in the second conveyor and the third conveyor so as to invert the laundry to be upside down.

[Advantageous Effects of Invention]

As described above, according to the present disclosure, in a case where a portion of a laundry is excessively contaminated, it is possible to perform a normal washing by injecting a washing water mixed with a general detergent toward another portions other than the contaminated portion, and an intense washing by injecting a washing water mixed with a specific suitable detergent toward the contaminated portion.
Furthermore, according to the present disclosure, it is possible to wash relatively heavily contaminated portions as well as relatively lightly contaminated portions by selecting a contamination washing split region corresponding to the contaminated portion according to the size of the laundry, and intensively injecting the washing water mixed with the specific detergent toward the contaminated portion.

[Brief Description of Drawings]

The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in the specification, illustrate preferable embodiments of the present disclosure, and together with the detailed description of the embodiments given below, serve to explain the technical features of the present disclosure. Thus, it should be noted that the present disclosure is limited to the details set forth in the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a configuration view schematically illustrating a washing machine capable of performing a normal washing and an intense washing in accordance with a preferable embodiment of the present disclosure.
FIG. 2 is a plan view illustrating an example of a washing split region corresponding to a contaminated location of a laundry in a washing zone of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is a view illustrating a screen of a touchscreen that is an example of a controller of the present disclosure.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating an example of supply lines between washing nozzles, a general detergent tank and a specific detergent tank in FIG. 2.

100: feeding part
200: first washing part
210: soaking tank
220: installation bar
300: second washing part
400: rinsing part
410: rinsing roller
420: lower support
500: dewatering part
600: discharging part
700: first water collection tank
710: second water collection tank
720: third water collection tank
800: general detergent tank
810: specific detergent tank
L: laundry
T: entire washing split region
t: contamination washing split region
t5: contamination washing split region 5
A-1: first washing nozzle
B-1 to B-3: second washing nozzles
C-1 to C-3: third washing nozzles
D-1 to D-4: rinsing nozzles
F-1, F-2: dewatering rollers

[Description of Embodiment]

Hereinafter, preferable embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that those skilled in the art may easily implement the present disclosure. However, in describing in detail the principle of operation of the preferable embodiments of the present disclosure, when it is determined that the detailed description of the related known function or configuration may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present disclosure, the detailed description thereof will be omitted

A washing machine capable of performing a normal washing and an intense washing an integral type washing machine in accordance with a preferable embodiment of the present disclosure employs a new method of washing laundries by placing and conveying the laundries on a conveyor in which a plurality of divided sections is provided, and strongly injecting a washing water or a rinsing water toward the conveying laundries using a nozzle. To do this, the washing machine may be provided with: a power unit including a motor for driving the conveyor to wash the laundries while conveying the laundries to the conveyor, a pump installed to discharge the washing water or the rinsing water from the nozzle, and the like; and a control part for controlling an injection pressure and operation of the nozzle while controlling the power unit. In this case, a belt of the conveyor may be a general flat belt, or a belt having a net shape or a porous shape in which the washing water or the rinsing water can pass.
Detailed description thereof will be given below.
As shown in FIG. 1, the integral type washing machine according to a preferable embodiment of the present disclosure includes a feeding part 100, a first washing part 200, a second washing part 300, a rinsing part 400, a dewatering part 500, a discharging part 600, a water collection tank, and a detergent tank.
First, the feeding part 100 includes a feeding conveyor installed to convey a laundry to the first washing part 200. Further, a roller and/or a sensor for measuring a width and length of an incoming laundry L in a plan view may be further provided in the feeding part 100 or the first washing part 200. As shown in FIG. 2, the entire washing split region T may be set by a controller based on the width and length of the laundry L measured at the roller and/or the sensor. A contaminated location of the laundry may be designated as a contamination washing split region t in the entire washing split region T. In some embodiments, one or more washing nozzles of the first washing part 200 and/or the second washing part 300 may be disposed so as to corresponding to each washing split region. Detailed description thereof will be given below
The first washing part 200 is installed to perform a rough washing and a front face washing with respect to the laundry fed from the feeding part 100. The first washing part 200 may include a first conveyor installed to convey the laundry L fed from the feeding part 100 to the second washing part 300, a first washing nozzle A-1 installed to inject a washing water toward the laundry L fed from the feeding part 100, a soaking tank 210 installed so that the laundry passed through the first washing nozzle A-1 is soaked in the washing water, and second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3 installed to inject the washing water toward the laundry passing through the soaking tank 210 so as to wash the laundry. Thus, in the first washing part 200, the laundry L fed from the feeding part 100 is subjected to the rough washing with the washing water injected from the first washing nozzle A-1. Subsequently, the laundry is completely soaked in the soaking tank 210 and then subjected to the front-face washing with the washing water injected from the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3.
The first washing nozzle A-1 may be installed to inject the washing water in the conveyance direction of the laundry, namely in a downwardly inclined direction as shown in FIG. 1.
As shown in FIG. 2, the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3 may be installed in an installation bar 220 which is provided in a width direction of the laundry L in a plan view. One installation bar 220 may be provided as shown in FIG. 2. Alternatively, a plurality of installation bars 220 may be provided in the travel direction of the laundry (indicated by arrows in FIG. 2). In some embodiments, as shown in FIG. 3, the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3 which are provided in one or plural installation bars 220 may be respectively connected to specific detergent tanks 810 while being connected to a general detergent tank 800.
In addition, a portion of the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3 connected to the specific detergent tanks 810 may be controlled so as to inject a general detergent in the normal washing, stop the injection of the general detergent when a contaminated site of the laundry L passes, inject a specific detergent toward the laundry L, and inject the general detergent toward the laundry L when the contaminated sites passed. For example, the specific detergent tank 810 may be connected to the second washing nozzle B-1 installed in the installation bar 220 as shown in FIG. 2. In a case where the contaminated site is the central site which corresponds to a contamination washing split region 5(t5) in the entire portion of the laundry L in a plan view, when the laundry L enters the second washing part 300, the general detergent is injected from the entire washing nozzle B-1 to perform the normal washing. When the contaminated site enters the side of the installation bar 220, the injection of the general detergent is stopped and then the specific detergent is injected from a portion of the washing nozzle B-1 which corresponds to the contamination washing split region 5 (t5) as the contaminated site. Thus, the intense washing can be conducted. Thereafter, once the contaminated site passes, the injection of the specific detergent from the portion of the washing nozzle B-1 may be stopped and the injection of the general detergent may be resumed. At this time, a specific detergent that is extremely adapted for the state of the contaminated site may be configured to be selectively injected. As described above, in the case where a site of the laundry L is relatively heavily contaminated, a relatively lightly contaminated site may be subjected to the normal washing with the general detergent during the conveyance of the laundry L, and the relatively heavily contaminated site may be subjected to the intense washing with the specific detergent adapted for the state of the contaminated site.
In an embodiment, an operator may check the contaminated location in the unfolded laundry L, select a contamination washing split region t in the entire washing split region T, which corresponds to the contaminated location, input the selected contamination washing split region t to the controller. Further, the operator may select a specific detergent adapted to treat the contaminated site, and may input information on the specific detergent to the controller. Thus, it is possible to perform the normal washing and the intense washing by specifying the contamination site and injecting the specific detergent only toward the specified contaminated site.
For example, at least one of the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3 may be installed in the conveyance direction of the laundry, and at least one of the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3 may be obliquely installed at an angle of about 5 to 45 degrees with respect to the conveyance direction or a direction opposite to the conveyance direction. In this case, the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3 may be controlled so as to inject the washing water obliquely in the conveyance direction at the beginning of entry of the laundry L to the nozzles, inject the washing water obliquely in the conveyance direction at the time of entry, and inject the washing water obliquely in the opposite direction at the time of discharge.
On the other hand, the controller may have a shape of a remote controller that can specify the contamination washing split region t by pressing a button, and may have a shape of a touchscreen that can touch and designate the contamination washing split region t in the entire washing split region T which is displayed on the screen as shown in FIG. 3. The touchscreen may be configured such that the entire washing split region T of FIG. 2 is displayed on the screen and the specific detergents are displayed in type on the screen. Thus, the operator can select one or more contamination washing split regions t on the screen of the touchscreen and select one or more specific detergents on the screen. At this time, in the selection of the specific detergent, a supply amount of the respective specific detergent may be at a minimum by touching an icon of the respective specific detergent one time, may be at a medium by touching the icon two times, and may be at a maximum by touching the icon three times. In addition, the operator may first select the contamination washing split region t in the current laundry L, and then select a type and a supply amount of the specific detergent. Subsequently, the operator may perform the selection operation in the same manner for a next laundry L. Of course, either the selection of the contamination washing split region t or the selection of the specific detergent selection may be performed preferentially. Once both the selections are performed, the same selection may be set to be performed for the next laundry L. In addition, the specific detergent may be selected according to a contaminant of the contaminated site. The type and number of specific detergents may be varied depending on the type of contaminant.
The second washing part 300 is installed to wash the rear face of the laundry L passed through the first washing part 200. The second washing part 300 may include a third washing nozzles C-1, C-2 and C-3 installed to inject the washing water toward the laundry Land a second conveyor installed to convey the laundry L passed through the first washing part 200 to the rinsing part 400.
The third washing nozzles C-1, C-2 and C-3 may be installed and operated identical or similar to the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3 described above, and thus the detailed description thereof will be omitted. That is to say, when the contaminated site of the laundry L enters during the normal washing, a portion of the third washing nozzles C-1, C-2 and C-3 may be configured to stop the injection of the general detergent and begin the injection of the specific detergent. Such an operation is identical or similar to that of the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3. In addition, at least one nozzle of the third washing nozzles C-1, C-2 and C-3 and rinsing nozzles D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4 may be installed to inject a fabric softener.
The second conveyor is installed to convey the laundry L discharged from the first washing part 200 to the rinsing part 400. Of course, the washing water may be injected from the third washing nozzles C-1, C-2 and C-3 toward the laundry L conveyed by the second conveyor. In this case, the first conveyor and the second conveyor may include a first roller R1 and a second roller R2 shown in FIG. 1 to invert the laundry L passed through the first washing part 200 to be upside down. Thus, the washing water may be injected from the third washing nozzles C-1, C-2 and C-3 toward the rear face of the inverted laundry L which enters the second washing part 300 so that the inverted laundry L can be washed.
The rinsing part 400 is installed to rinse the laundry passed through the second washing part 300. The rinsing part 400 may include the rinsing nozzles D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4 installed to inject the rinsing water toward the laundry L, a third conveyor installed to convey the laundry L passed through the second washing part 300 to the dewatering part 500, and a rinsing roller 410 and a lower support 420 installed to press and squeeze the laundry L when the laundry L passes between the rinsing roller 410 and lower support 420. Thus, the rinsing water may be injected from the rinsing nozzles D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4 toward the laundry L entering the rinsing part 400 so that the laundry can be rinsed.
The third conveyor is installed to convey the laundry L discharged from the second washing part 300 to the discharging part 600. Of course, the rinsing water may be injected from the rinsing nozzles D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4 toward the laundry L conveyed by the third conveyor. Here, as shown in FIG. 1, the second washing part 300 and the rinsing part 400 may include a third roller R3 and a fourth roller R4 installed to invert the laundry L passed through the second washing part 300 to be upside down again.
The rinsing roller 410 and the lower support 420 are installed to press the laundry passed through the rinsing nozzles D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4 from above and below, and squeeze the rinsing water from the laundry. The rinsing roller 410 and the lower support 420 may be located forward or backward of the rinsing nozzles D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4 in the conveyance direction of the laundry, and may be installed in each of the rinsing nozzles D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4.
The dewatering part 500 is installed to dewater the laundry passed through the rinsing part 400. The dewatering part 500 may include at least one of dewatering rollers F1 and F2.
As shown in FIG. 1, the dewatering rollers F1 and F2 may be disposed close to rollers installed in the end portion of the third conveyor. Thus, the dewatering rollers F1 and F2, and some rollers of the third conveyor can strongly press and dewater the laundry passing therebetween.
The discharging part 600 may include a discharge conveyor installed to discharge the laundry passed through the dewatering part 500.
In some embodiments, a drying part including a drying apparatus equipped with a hot air blower and the like for drying the laundry may be further provided between the dewatering part 500 and the discharging part 600. The drying part may be included in the discharging part 600 as a unit.
Finally, the water collection tank includes a first water collection tank 700, a second water collection tank 710 and a third water collection tank 720. These water collection tanks may be connected to each other or may be installed to be in communication with at least one of the dewatering part 500, the rinsing part 400, the second washing part 300 and the first washing part 200.
The first water collection tank 700 is installed to collect the water discharged from the dewatering part 500. The collected water of the first water collection tank 800 may be supplied into the rinsing part 500 and may be used as the rinsing water through the rinsing nozzles D-1, D-2, D-3 and D-4.
The second water collection tank 710 is installed to collect the water discharged from the rinsing part 400. The collected water of the second water collection tank 710 may be reused as the washing water in at least one of the second washing part 300 and the first washing part 200. To do this, the collected water of the second water collection tank 710 may be supplied to at least one of the second washing nozzles B-1, B-2 and B-3, and the first washing nozzle A-1, or the soaking tank 210.
The third water collection tank 720 is installed to collect the water discharged from the second washing part 300. The collected water of the third water collection tank 720 may be reused in the first washing part 200. To do this, the collected water of the third water collection tank 720 may be supplied to the first washing nozzle A-1 and the soaking tank 210.
In one example, the water discharged from the dewatering part 500 is collected in the first water collection tank 700, and subsequently, is supplied to the rinsing nozzle 410 of the rinsing part 400. The water discharged from the rinsing part 400 is collected in the second water collection tank 710, and subsequently, is supplied to the third washing nozzles C-1, C-2 and C-3 of the second washing part 300. The water discharged from the second washing part 300 is collected in the third water collection tank 720, and subsequently, is supplied to the first washing nozzle A-1 of the first washing part 200 and the soaking tank 210. Thereafter, the water may be treated as wastewater.
Therefore, according to the present disclosure, it is possible to reduce water consumption to approximately 50% or less by reusing the water discharged in each process, compared with the case of treating, as the wastewater, the water discharged in the washing, rinsing and dewatering processes as in the related art. More specifically, in the related art, in a case in which 120 bed sheets are washed by a washing machine having a capability of 100kg, all the water of 500L used in a washing step, the water of 500L used in a rinsing step (repeated two or three times), and the water of 500L used in a dewatering step are treated as the wastewater. As a result, a total of 1.5 to 2 tons of water was consumed. However, in the case of using the apparatus of the present disclosure, the water is recycled during the washing, rinsing and dewatering steps, and the wastewater treatment is performed once. This makes it possible to save the water consumption to approximately 50% or less.
As described above, those of ordinary skill in the technical field belong to the present disclosure will readily appreciate that the present disclosure can be implemented in other specific forms without changing the technical spirit or essential features. Therefore, it should be noted that the embodiments disclosed herein are exemplary in all respects and are not restrictive. The scope of the present disclosure is shown by the following claims rather than the detailed description, and all changes or modifications derived from the meaning and scope of the accompanying claims and theirs equivalents are intended to fall within the scope of the present disclosure.

Claims

A washing machine for performing a washing by injecting a washing water toward a laundry L while conveying the laundry L, comprising:
a controller in which a plurality of entire washing split regions T obtained by partitioning an entire area of the laundry L on a certain sector basis are stored, and to which a contamination washing split region t corresponding to a contaminated site of the laundry L among the entire washing split regions T is inputted, the contamination washing split region t being subjected to an intense washing; and

a washing part including at least one washing nozzle installed to inject the washing water toward each of the entire washing split regions T,

wherein, based on a signal from the controller, a normal washing is performed in which the washing water mixed with a general detergent is injected toward the laundry L from the at least one washing nozzle, and the intense washing is performed in which the injection of the general detergent is stopped when the contamination washing split region t of the laundry L passes during the normal washing, and the washing water mixed with a specific detergent is injected toward the contaminated site of the laundry L from the at least one washing nozzle corresponding to the contamination washing split region t.
The washing machine according to Claim 1, further comprising:
a general detergent tank 800 installed to supply the general detergent to the at least one washing nozzle; and

at least one specific detergent tank 810 installed to supply the specific detergent to at least one the washing nozzle,

wherein the specific detergent is supplied for a certain period of time when the contaminated site passes in the course of supplying the general detergent to the at least one washing nozzle, and

wherein the at least one specific detergent which is classified according to a contamination type is supplied in response to the signal from the controller.
The washing machine according to Claim 2, further comprising:
a sensor or a roller configured to measure a size of the laundry L entering the washing part,

wherein the controller is configured to set a predetermined number of the entire washing split regions T and the contamination washing split region t based on the measured size of the laundry L, and configured to calculate a timing of supplying the specific detergent and a timing of stopping the supply of the specific detergent in consideration of a position of the contamination washing split region t under movement.
The washing machine according to any one of Claims 1 to 3, wherein the washing part further includes at least one installation bar 220 in which the at least one washing nozzle is installed, the at least one installation bar 220 being arranged at regular intervals in a travel direction of the laundry L to intersect the travel direction of the laundry L, and
wherein the specific detergent is supplied to the at least one washing nozzle installed in the at least one installation bar 220.
The washing machine according to Claim 4, wherein the washing part comprises:
a first washing part 200 including at least one of a first washing nozzle A-1 configured to inject the washing water toward the laundry L conveyed from the feeding part 100, a soaking tank 210 in which the laundry L passed through the first washing nozzle A-1 is soaked, a sensor configured to sense the laundry L passed through the first washing nozzle A-1 or the soaking tank 210, and a second washing nozzle 320 installed to inject the washing water toward the laundry L; and

a second washing part 300 including a third washing nozzle 410 installed to inject the washing water toward the laundry passed through the first washing part 200.
The washing machine according to Claim 5, further comprising: at least one of
a feeding part 100 including a feeding conveyor installed to feed the laundry placed thereon while being unfolded toward the washing part;
a rinsing part 400 including at least one rinsing nozzle installed to rinse the laundry by injecting a rinsing water toward the laundry passed through the washing part;
a dewatering 500 including upper and lower rollers installed to squeeze the laundry passed through the washing part or the rinsing part 400;
a discharging part 600 installed to discharge the laundry passed through the washing part, the rinsing part 400 or the dewatering part 500; and
a conveyor installed in the washing part, the rinsing part 400, the dewatering part 500 or the discharging part 600 to convey the laundry,
wherein the conveyor includes at least one of:
a first conveyor installed to convey the laundry L from the feeding part 100 to the second washing part 300;

a second conveyor installed to convey the laundry L from the first washing part 200 to the rinsing part 400; and

a third conveyor installed to convey the laundry L from the second washing part 300 to the discharging part 600 through the dewatering part 500, and
wherein the conveyor further includes at least one of: a pair of a second roller R2 and a first roller R1 provided adjacent to each other in the first conveyor and the second conveyor so as to invert the laundry to be upside down; and a pair of a second roller R4 and a third roller R3 provided adjacent to each other in the second conveyor and the third conveyor so as to invert the laundry to be upside down.