A system, a method and a machine for treating threads or parts thereof, the machine having one or more cartridges in each configured for containing thread treatment-material therein; one or more injectors, each injector being configured for applying treatment-material from its respective cartridge over a passing portion of the thread; drive means for operating the one or more injectors; and a communication and control unit for receiving treatment plan data indicative of at least one machine readable treatment related parameter associated with at least one treatment effect for each thread portion to be treated for controlling the treatment effect of each passing thread portion, according to the received treatment plan data. A designated application of the system may be used having a unique user interface allowing creating treatment plans.

The present invention relates to dryer sheets comprising branched polyester polymers and methods of making and using such dryer sheets. Such dryer sheets, can comprise a variety substrate materials and provide the desired level of performance without the technical and economic drawbacks of conventional dryer sheets.

The present invention relates to dryer sheets comprising branched polyester polymers and methods of making and using such dryer sheets. Such dryer sheets, can comprise a variety substrate materials and provide the desired level of performance without the technical and economic drawbacks of conventional dryer sheets.

A device for applying a foamed treating material under pressure to a traveling sheet of relatively incompressible textile yarns. A foam applicator unit has a nozzle with a foam dispensing slot facing across one side of the traveling sheet of yarns. A drive roll faces the other side of the traveling sheet of yarns in tangential alignment with the foam dispensing slot. The roll has a resiliently compressible, soft rubber outer layer, which compresses to conform with the surface of the relatively incompressible yarns and presses the traveling sheet of yarns against the applicator surfaces leading to and away from the slot to prevent escape of foam and to prevent passage of foam between yarns to maintain uniform distribution of foam applied to the traveling sheet of yarns.

A machine dyeing reels of yarn and textile fibers wound on packages, including: a structure delimiting a chamber partially or fully filled with a dyeing fluid; a support immersed in the dyeing fluid; a plurality of reel-holder rods that communicate via the fluid with the support to allow the dyeing fluid to pass the support; first and second recirculation mechanisms associated with the structure, to initiate transit of the dyeing fluid in accordance with at least one set route. The first recirculation mechanism interposed between the chamber and the support induces the dyeing fluid to pass through the reel-holder rods and includes a pump and respective selection mechanisms to intermittently channel the dyeing fluid through the support, the reel-holder rods, and the respective reels. The second recirculation mechanism induces transit of the dyeing fluid within the chamber in accordance with at least one closed route.

A machine dyeing reels of yarn and textile fibers wound on packages, including: a structure delimiting a chamber partially or fully filled with a dyeing fluid; a support immersed in the dyeing fluid; a plurality of reel-holder rods that communicate via the fluid with the support to allow the dyeing fluid to pass the support; first and second recirculation mechanisms associated with the structure, to initiate transit of the dyeing fluid in accordance with at least one set route. The first recirculation mechanism interposed between the chamber and the support induces the dyeing fluid to pass through the reel-holder rods and includes a pump and respective selection mechanisms to intermittently channel the dyeing fluid through the support, the reel-holder rods, and the respective reels. The second recirculation mechanism induces transit of the dyeing fluid within the chamber in accordance with at least one closed route.

A method for washing of the present invention comprises: a water supply step of supplying water into a tub; a motor actuating step of actuating the motor for rotating a drum provided inside the tub; and a spray step of spraying water into the drum through a gasket nozzle by actuating a pump for circulating the water inside the tub, when the motor stops.

A method for washing of the present invention comprises: a water supply step of supplying water into a tub; a motor actuating step of actuating the motor for rotating a drum provided inside the tub; and a spray step of spraying water into the drum through a gasket nozzle by actuating a pump for circulating the water inside the tub, when the motor stops.

A machine for dyeing reels of yarn and textile fibers wound on packages, including: a structure delimiting a chamber partially or fully filled with a dyeing fluid; a support immersed in the dyeing fluid; a plurality of reel-holder rods that communicate via the fluid with the support to allow the dyeing fluid to pass the support; first and second recirculation mechanisms associated with the structure, to initiate transit of the dyeing fluid in accordance with at least one set route is described. The first recirculation mechanism interposed between the chamber and the support induces the dyeing fluid to pass through the reel-holder rods and includes a pump and respective selection mechanisms to intermittently channel the dyeing fluid through the support, the reel-holder rods, and the respective reels. The second recirculation mechanism induces transit of the dyeing fluid within the chamber in accordance with at least one closed route.

A machine for dyeing reels of yarn and textile fibers wound on packages, including: a structure delimiting a chamber partially or fully filled with a dyeing fluid; a support immersed in the dyeing fluid; a plurality of reel-holder rods that communicate via the fluid with the support to allow the dyeing fluid to pass the support; first and second recirculation mechanisms associated with the structure, to initiate transit of the dyeing fluid in accordance with at least one set route is described. The first recirculation mechanism interposed between the chamber and the support induces the dyeing fluid to pass through the reel-holder rods and includes a pump and respective selection mechanisms to intermittently channel the dyeing fluid through the support, the reel-holder rods, and the respective reels. The second recirculation mechanism induces transit of the dyeing fluid within the chamber in accordance with at least one closed route.