JPS59139299A - Washer - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION A conventional washing method involves attaching a detergent to dirt particles on an object to be washed, and then stripping the detergent from the object. Therefore, it is necessary to beat or bend the items to be washed, and although dirt can be removed, it is taken for granted that the items being washed are also considerably damaged. The purpose of the present invention is to impregnate dirt particles with water in advance and decompose the dirt particles by making use of the electric vibrations of the water molecules in an alternating current electric field. It is. It is generally known that water molecules are composed of positive and negative polarities, causing them to vibrate in an alternating current electric field, and microwave ovens are made using this principle. In other words, heat is generated when the vibrating molecules collide with each other. If the water molecules had a round shape, they would be able to reverse smoothly even in an alternating current electric field, which would reduce the chances of the molecules colliding with each other and generate less heat. However, since heat generation was observed to the extent that a microwave oven could be used, the shape of the water molecules is thought to be at least not spherical. In this case, it is thought that in an alternating current electric field, the water molecules exhibit a state similar to that of a vibrating aggregate of crushed stones. In other words, when these crushed stone-like water molecules are sandwiched between dirt particles and vibrate in accordance with the reversal of the alternating current electric field, they shake the dirt particles and eventually disintegrate. We believe that this method has high practical value because it uses a principle that allows dirt to be removed without having to move the items to be washed much. In particular, gauze and bandages can be put in the microwave to remove dirt. Applicant Shoichi Yamaura

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. It is possible to insert an object to be washed impregnated with water into an alternating current electric field of appropriate strength for a necessary period of time, and to cause electric vibrations to be caused by the alternating current electric field in the water molecules impregnated in the object to be washed. A washing machine characterized by being equipped with an alternating current voltage generator. 2. A washing method characterized by placing the item to be washed in a microwave oven or a microwave oven-like alternating current electric field generating device, and causing the water molecules impregnated in the item to be washed to generate electric vibrations due to the alternating current electric field.