A dishwasher includes a tub with an outlet for humid air to flow out from the tub, and an inlet for dry air to flow into the tub; and a drying system with an air circuit and an adsorbent component disposed between an air inlet and an air outlet in the air circuit. The adsorbent component includes a water harvesting nanomaterial for absorbing water from the humid air and releasing water upon regeneration. During a drying cycle, the air circuit draws humid air from the tub such that the adsorbent component absorbs moisture from the humid air to form a dry air stream, and during a subsequent wash cycle, the air circuit is blocked from receiving air flow such that latent heat can be transferred to the adsorbent component via conduction, convection, or both, to regenerate the water harvesting nanomaterial.

A dishwasher includes a tub, a door, and a drying device configured to supply air to a washing space in the tub. The drying device includes a drying duct that is disposed outside the tub and includes a condensing duct and a return duct, a fan configured to cause a flow of air in the drying duct, and a heater configured to heat the air in the drying duct. The condensing duct includes a first condensing duct connected to an inlet port configured to receive moist air from the washing space, and a second condensing duct disposed vertically below a bottom portion of the tub and connected to the first condensing duct. The return duct includes a return upstream end connected to the second condensing duct and a return downstream end connected to an outlet port configured to supply air to the tub.

A beverage container washing system may be used for rapid washing and/or sanitizing of beverage containers, e.g., for use in a retail environment to wash and/or sanitize customer-provided beverage containers prior to filling the beverage containers with purchased beverages, among other applications. Separate entrance and exit openings may be provided in some instances to minimize employee interaction with unwashed customer beverage containers.

Disclosed herein is a dishwasher. The dishwasher includes, a tub provided in the cabinet to form a washing chamber, and a drying apparatus arranged on a side wall of the tub and including a flow path provided to allow air sucked from the washing chamber to flow, a heater arranged in the flow path to heat air in the flow path, and a switch arranged upstream of the heater to turn off the heater in response to air, which is adjacent to the heater, reaching a predetermined temperature.

A dishwasher prevents an airflow guide from clattering effectively without an additional member and supports the airflow guide reliably. A lower end surface of a fastening nut is exposed to a wash space. The dishwasher prevents wash water from remaining between the fastening nut and a tub, and prevents the tub and a dry air supply hole from corroding.

A dishwasher prevents an airflow guide from clattering effectively without an additional member and supports the airflow guide reliably. A lower end surface of a fastening nut is exposed to a wash space. The dishwasher prevents wash water from remaining between the fastening nut and a tub, and prevents the tub and a dry air supply hole from corroding.

The present disclosure relates to a dishwasher in which dry air spraying from an airflow guide is evenly distributed into a tub not to concentrate heat energy of the dry air on a specific portion, thereby reducing a dry period for wash targets and improving drying efficiency, and effectively preventing deterioration in drying efficiency, which is caused by a change in the direction of a discharge opening when misassembly occurs.

The present disclosure relates to a dishwasher in which dry air spraying from an airflow guide is evenly distributed into a tub not to concentrate heat energy of the dry air on a specific portion, thereby reducing a dry period for wash targets and improving drying efficiency, and effectively preventing deterioration in drying efficiency, which is caused by a change in the direction of a discharge opening when misassembly occurs.

A dishwasher minimizes the flow of wash water, being scattered in a washing stage or a rinsing stage, into an airflow guide through a discharge opening and the remaining wash water in the airflow guide, and prevents the reverse inflow of wash water having passed through the airflow guide to a dry air supply part.

A dishwasher minimizes the flow of wash water, being scattered in a washing stage or a rinsing stage, into an airflow guide through a discharge opening and the remaining wash water in the airflow guide, and prevents the reverse inflow of wash water having passed through the airflow guide to a dry air supply part.