NASA NTRS · 20130012684
Waterless Clothes-Cleaning Machine
Abstract
A waterless clothes-cleaning machine has been developed that removes loose particulates and deodorizes dirty laundry with regenerative chemical processes to make the clothes more comfortable to wear and have a fresher smell. This system was initially developed for use in zero-g, but could be altered for 1-g environments where water or other re sources are scarce. Some of these processes include, but are not limited to, airflow, filtration, ozone generation, heat, ultraviolet light, and photocatalytic titanium oxide.
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Johnson, Glenn, Ganske, Shane. 2013-04-01. Waterless Clothes-Cleaning Machine. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20130012684
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