BOMA M BROWN-WEST
Engineering in Stevensville, MI

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Massachusetts 20376
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Stevensville, MI 49127

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Method And Apparatus For Cleaning Objects In An Automatic Cleaning Appliance Using An Oxidizing Agent

US Patent:
2009017, Jul 9, 2009
Filed:
Mar 12, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/402875
Inventors:
JOEL A. LUCKMAN - BENTON HARBOR MI, US
TREMITCHELL L. WRIGHT - ELKHART IN, US
DENNIS KEHL - BENTON HARBOR MI, US
BOMA M. BROWN-WEST - STEVENSVILLE MI, US
JANICE M. KAEDING - LAWRENCE MI, US
GARY M. LINDGREN - THREE OAKS MI, US
Assignee:
WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION - BENTON HARBOR MI
International Classification:
D06F 39/02
US Classification:
8137
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for cleaning objects in an automatic cleaning appliance is provided that includes the steps of introducing a load of objects into a wash zone of the automatic cleaning appliance, applying a wash liquor and at least one of electromagnetic, chemical and mechanical energy to the load of objects in the wash zone to remove soil from the load of objects, and subsequently applying an oxidizing agent to the load of objects through the medium of a fluid applied to the load of objects. The oxidizing agent may be generated in association with the automatic cleaning appliance.


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Method And Apparatus For Cleaning Objects In An Automatic Cleaning Appliance Using An Oxidizing Agent

US Patent:
2005022, Oct 13, 2005
Filed:
Apr 13, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/823228
Inventors:
Joel Luckman - Stevensville MI, US
Tremitchell Wright - Elkhart IN, US
Dennis Kehl - Benton Harbor MI, US
Boma Brown-West - Stevensville MI, US
Janice Kaeding - Lawrence MI, US
Gary Lindgren - Three Oaks MI, US
International Classification:
C23G001/02
US Classification:
134041000
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for cleaning objects in an automatic cleaning appliance is provided that includes the steps of introducing a load of objects into a wash zone of the automatic cleaning appliance, applying a wash liquor and at least one of electromagnetic, chemical and mechanical energy to the load of objects in the wash zone to remove soil from the load of objects, and subsequently applying an oxidizing agent to the load of objects through the medium of a fluid applied to the load of objects. The oxidizing agent may be generated in association with the automatic cleaning appliance.