Whirlpool Corporation

Brooke Lindsay-Steel Lau

Joel Adam Luckman

Karl David McAllister

Tremitchell L Wright

Michael T Dalton

Daniel C Conrad

Andrew Leitert

Kurt A Estes

Donald Mark Tomasi

Mark Bradley Kovich

James I Czech

Vicki Lyn Wyatt-Smith

Cinnamon S Brown-Green

Holli Krumbein

Kenyata Joi Maki

David E Scott

Christopher C Deboer

The invention relates to a non-aqueous washing machine, methods of using the machine, methods of washing, and recycling.

Non-aqueous washing machine and methods

A drying apparatus for use in a drying device, having a surface and a first mechanism to at least partially hold an article relative to the surface. A second mechanism associated with the surface is operable to cooperatively engage with an air exit in the drying device, and is in air communication with an interior of the first mechanism. An airflow channel is formed between a portion of the drying device, the article, the interior of the first mechanism, the second mechanism, and an air exit in the drying device, facilitating more even drying of the article.

Drying apparatus

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St. Joseph, MI, United States of America

Brooke Lindsay-Steel Lau