Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Euiyoung Chang

Shin Hyoung Kim

Heetae Lim

Sangjun Park

Jinyoung Choi

Donghun Lee

Eungryeol Seo

Jaeryong Park

Juyeong Kim

Minwoo Ryu

Taegwang Kim

Judai Kim

Gyeongryeol Chae

Changho Ha

Yongjoon Jang

Kwonchul Yoon

A clothing treatment apparatus according to the present disclosure may comprise: a body including a receiving chamber disposed therein to receive clothing; a door for opening or closing the body; a spraying member for spraying steam toward the clothing; and a steam generator for supplying steam to the spraying member, wherein the receiving chamber may include a discharge port through which condensate water generated inside the receiving chamber is discharged, and a flow path through which the condensate water flows to the discharge port.

Clothing treatment apparatus

The cooking appliance according to the disclosure includes a main body having at least one heat source, a valve that includes a valve shaft, and adjusts an amount of fuel supplied to the at least one heat source according to an opening degree or a closing degree of the valve, and a knob apparatus that is coupled with the valve shaft and is installed on the main body. The knob apparatus includes a knob holder mounted on the main body, a knob that is rotatively supported by the knob holder, and an interference member that varies a rotating force by which the knob is rotatable while being supported by the knob holder and while the knob is at a predetermined location.

Knob and cooking appliance having the same

A clothing treatment apparatus and method thereof is provided. The clothing treatment apparatus according to an embodiment includes a main body formed with a space to accommodate clothing, a sprayer disposed inside the main body and configured to spray at least one of steam or air toward the clothing while the clothing is accommodated in the space, and a door connectable to the main body to open and close the space, wherein the door includes a first inlet to allow air from an outside to flow, a second inlet connectable to the first inlet and through which the air from the first inlet flows to the space while the second inlet is connected to the first inlet, and a shutter configured to selectively move toward the second inlet to close the second inlet and move away from the second inlet to open the second inlet.

Clothing treatment apparatus and controlling method thereof

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Suwon-si, South Korea

Euiyoung Chang