A washing machine without water between barrels and control method are provided. The washing machine comprises an outer barrel, an inner barrel, an air chamber, and a pressure sensor connected to the air chamber. A plurality of drainage holes are arranged on the upper part near the edge of the inner barrel. At least one inner barrel drain outlet is arranged at a bottom of the inner barrel. A telescopic drain valve capable of plugging the inner barrel drain outlet is arranged at a bottom of the outer barrel. An outer barrel drain outlet is arranged at the bottom of the outer barrel. A washing machine drainage pipeline is arranged on the outer barrel drain outlet. The outer barrel is provided with the air chamber communicated with the inner barrel. An air chamber drain outlet capable of discharging water in the air chamber is arranged on the air chamber.

An impeller with vanes extending above the upper surface of the impeller base plate along with a sweeper which extends beyond an outer periphery of the base plate. The sweeper pulls clothes from the basket that may have become stuck or lodged in a wet state back in toward the center of the impeller and in turn pushes them up by the impeller vane design.

An impeller with vanes extending above the upper surface of the impeller base plate along with a sweeper which extends beyond an outer periphery of the base plate. The sweeper pulls clothes from the basket that may have become stuck or lodged in a wet state back in toward the center of the impeller and in turn pushes them up by the impeller vane design.

A washing machine capable of reducing power consumption comprising: a substantially bottomed cylindrical washing tank; a rotary wing rotatably and freely arranged at a bottom of the washing tank; and a driving unit for rotatably driving the rotary wing by being powered by electricity. The rotary wing is formed in a disc shape and centered on a rotary axis (Ra), and a plurality of stirring blades radially extending towards an outer circumference are arranged on a surface of the rotary wing. A center (Cw) of these stirring blades is set at a position more misplaced towards an outer diameter direction than the rotary axis (Ra), and a protrusion part more protruded towards an axial direction of the rotary axis (Ra) than the stirring blades is arranged at the center (Cw) of the plurality of stirring blades.

A washing machine capable of reducing power consumption comprising: a substantially bottomed cylindrical washing tank; a rotary wing rotatably and freely arranged at a bottom of the washing tank; and a driving unit for rotatably driving the rotary wing by being powered by electricity. The rotary wing is formed in a disc shape and centered on a rotary axis (Ra), and a plurality of stirring blades radially extending towards an outer circumference are arranged on a surface of the rotary wing. A center (Cw) of these stirring blades is set at a position more misplaced towards an outer diameter direction than the rotary axis (Ra), and a protrusion part more protruded towards an axial direction of the rotary axis (Ra) than the stirring blades is arranged at the center (Cw) of the plurality of stirring blades.

Disclosed herein is a washing machine provided with a pulsator. The washing machine includes a cabinet, a tub provided in the cabinet to store washing water, a drum rotatably provided in the tub, a pulsator configured to be rotatable independently of the drum and a flange shaft configured to transmit a rotational force to the drum. The drum includes a cylindrical portion configured to form a side surface of the drum, and a rear cover disposed in one side of the cylindrical portion while being disposed in the outside of the pulsator, and seated in the flange shaft.

An infuser with an integral coupler for use in automatic washing machines is described, wherein thanks to the outer geometry thereof, that is to say, thanks to the combination of the curvature of the blades on its front face and the concavity on its side faces, there is no need for the water to completely cover the textile clothes load, because it is in constant motion due to the generation of a strong stream going from the bottom to the top, resulting in a homogeneity in cleansing with a much less amount of water.

An infuser with an integral coupler for use in automatic washing machines is described, wherein thanks to the outer geometry thereof, that is to say, thanks to the combination of the curvature of the blades on its front face and the concavity on its side faces, there is no need for the water to completely cover the textile clothes load, because it is in constant motion due to the generation of a strong stream going from the bottom to the top, resulting in a homogeneity in cleansing with a much less amount of water.

A washing machine includes a first housing, a second housing arranged above the first housing and having a laundry inlet arranged on the top, a first tub covered by the first housing and having a first opening on the front, a second tub covered by the second housing and having a second opening on the top, and a detergent container arranged in the second housing for storing a detergent to be supplied to the first tub.

A washing machine includes a first housing, a second housing arranged above the first housing and having a laundry inlet arranged on the top, a first tub covered by the first housing and having a first opening on the front, a second tub covered by the second housing and having a second opening on the top, and a detergent container arranged in the second housing for storing a detergent to be supplied to the first tub.