US175055A - Improvement in washing-machines - Google Patents

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J. DUGDALE.

WASHING-MACHINE.

$1 ,175,055, Patented March 21,1876.

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f side of said clasp UNITED STATES PATENT OFF Ion JAMES K. DUGDALEOF WHITE WATER, INDIANA.

IMPROYEMENT'lN WASHING-MACHINES.

Specification forming part of LettersPatentNo. 175,055, dated March 21, 1876} application filed 7 November 22; 1875.

of White-Water,in the'county of Wayne and t State of Indiana lliayeinvented a new" and useful ImprovedlClothesWasher; and 1 do hereby declare that the ;following,is a full,

clear, and exact'desfcription Of the same, ref;

I erence being had1totheaccompanying draw- & ingytbrming a; part of this specificatiomin A is affraniglofatyfeonvenienr size, ,com;

: piece DI E is'ialclasp parts.) The lo'we v 7 v loweriends of sideYpifeces'B andforms part,

, co nposedl1 .of. two" is; fastened to the piec i grooves made in said;sidelpieces. x 'l hlisolasp, jflvhenshut, forinsarubbelj'extending beyond; H side piecesB B, :the 'outsideof; which may be, W ,ilutedlor corrugated l IOWi 'admits ofj j it'l 1 ifltightly Gris a'fislldl-ug d passing, ,tl1ro'ugh stationary cross-piece whichi'od is fastened clasp E; IAkllObjlklS attached" to H fend." RodG is n'ovidedqvith" notches ati inf. which bolt catc'hesyiorfthe purposeof' .lo'ek-j wing thetwopartsofelaspor rubber EJF toogether whilelclasjiing the clot-hes; is aribrating"frame,piyfo'tedmto" the lower end of Egfra ne A, and is com posed of arms a and cross piece I), andj -lproyide'djjwith rollers"- L". The, journalsof th'esercller's turn in socketsmade. inthe lowerendsofarms a. Frame Kiis pivoted; to frame A lat as'uflicient distance'below s 1 clasp Ell? to allow of its turning to; either The inside being hol-a tting; together more the; loWeijQehdfof the slidln1 its "tof

Any number of rollers desired may be used, although three are t hown in the drawing, and they may belbeaded or corrugatedyso that thecorrugations of one will crossthose of an First method: A mass of clothing is! placed upon the bottom of an ordinaryayasmtub; and

icovered with suds at a high temperature. The washer is then worked forward and back- ,ward over them until they are cleansed. Secjon'd method: Any number 0t' pieoes desired are'placed in the opening made by raising the slide, and fastened in by p'hshiiigthe slide down. They are then alternately-pushed againstthe opposite side of thetub, and drawn back until cleansed. Third methodrAn. ordinary wash-board is placed in the tub, and tliecclothes.adjustedin the WQSIlBI'fll-IJBII any particular place may be rubbed on the washboard with rubber or rollers.

I Havingthus fully described" vthe construe-- ,gtionand operation of my improved 'clotheswasher, what I claim as new is--"- 's'lhe combination of frame A,'ipro\' ided-with elasp and sliding rod Gr, witli yihrating frajmeK,' provided with rollers liysubstan- {tially as and for the purpose setforthr" JAMES Witnesses:

BENJAMIN W. ADDLEMAN, 7 BENJN. H. DUGDALE.

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