The present disclosure relates to a laundry processing apparatus and, particularly, to a laundry processing apparatus which improves the condensation performance by increasing a contact time and area of cooling water and humid air in a tub. An embodiment of the present disclosure can provide a laundry processing apparatus comprising: a tub in which wash water is stored; a nozzle installed on the upper side of a side part of the tub so as to allow moisture contained in the air staying in the tub to condense, and supplying cooling water; and a guide installed on a rear side surface of the tub to be disposed below the nozzle, and allowing the cooling water supplied from the nozzle to be dispersed in multiple directions and flow downward.

The present disclosure relates to a laundry processing apparatus and, particularly, to a laundry processing apparatus which improves the condensation performance by increasing a contact time and area of cooling water and humid air in a tub. An embodiment of the present disclosure can provide a laundry processing apparatus comprising: a tub in which wash water is stored; a nozzle installed on the upper side of a side part of the tub so as to allow moisture contained in the air staying in the tub to condense, and supplying cooling water; and a guide installed on a rear side surface of the tub to be disposed below the nozzle, and allowing the cooling water supplied from the nozzle to be dispersed in multiple directions and flow downward.

A clothes dryer includes a cabinet having a front surface with an opening in the front surface; a drum inside the cabinet and configured so that objects to be dried are insertable through the opening to be received in the drum; a heat exchanger; and a door to open and close the opening, and including a ventilation member, wherein the door is configured so that, with the door being in an open state, the ventilation member covers at least a portion of the opening so that the ventilation member prevents objects in the drum from moving through the opening, air passing through the heat exchanger is discharged from the drum, through the ventilation member and the opening, to an outside of the cabinet, and outside air is supplied through the ventilation member and the opening to the heat exchanger.

Disclosed are a dryer and an operating method therefor that are useful in a 5G environment provided for the Internet of Things. The dryer of the disclosure includes a heating device, a tumbler connected to the exit of the heating device, a fan connected to the exit of the tumbler, a heat exchanger disposed in a flow line of a working fluid connected to the exit of the fan, a compressor having an entrance connected to a flow line connected to the exit of the fan and an exit connected to the entrance of the heat exchanger, and a regeneration device having an entrance connected to the exit of the heat exchanger.

Disclosed are a dryer and an operating method therefor that are useful in a 5G environment provided for the Internet of Things. The dryer of the disclosure includes a heating device, a tumbler connected to the exit of the heating device, a fan connected to the exit of the tumbler, a heat exchanger disposed in a flow line of a working fluid connected to the exit of the fan, a compressor having an entrance connected to a flow line connected to the exit of the fan and an exit connected to the entrance of the heat exchanger, and a regeneration device having an entrance connected to the exit of the heat exchanger.

A laundry treating appliance for treating laundry according to an automatic cycle of operation includes a cabinet defining an interior, a treating chamber located within the interior, and a condenser assembly. The condenser assembly includes a condenser fluidly coupled to the treating chamber to receive moisture-laden air from the treating chamber and condense it into a liquid condensate. A condensate container has an inlet fluidly coupled to the condenser to receive the condensate. A housing removably holds the condensate container.

A laundry treating appliance for treating laundry according to an automatic cycle of operation includes a cabinet defining an interior, a treating chamber located within the interior, and a condenser assembly. The condenser assembly includes a condenser fluidly coupled to the treating chamber to receive moisture-laden air from the treating chamber and condense it into a liquid condensate. A condensate container has an inlet fluidly coupled to the condenser to receive the condensate. A housing removably holds the condensate container.

A laundry treating apparatus may include a drum in which laundry is stored, an air flow passage through which air is circulated, and a heating duct configured to supply hot air to the drum. The air flow passage and heating duct may be configured to prevent or reduce or cooling or condensing of moisture in the circulated air. A steam compressor may be provided to compress some of the air flowing through the air flow passage.

A laundry treating apparatus may include a drum in which laundry is stored, an air flow passage through which air is circulated, and a heating duct configured to supply hot air to the drum. The air flow passage and heating duct may be configured to prevent or reduce or cooling or condensing of moisture in the circulated air. A steam compressor may be provided to compress some of the air flowing through the air flow passage.

The present application relates to an integrated washer-dryer, including a box body, an inner and outer drum assembly installed in the box body, a drying air duct provided between the box body and the inner and outer drum assembly, and a heat exchange device provided in the drying air duct. An air inlet and an air outlet of the drying air duct are both in communication with the inner and outer drum assembly, the air inlet is configured with a first filter member, and a second filter member is provided between the first filter member and the heat exchange device. A water spray nozzle is provided within the drying air duct, and the water spray nozzle is provided between the first filter member and the second filter member, and is used for washing off debris trapped on the first filter member.