Measuring vessel and laundry treatment apparatus
AssigneeLG Electronics Inc.
InventorsKwanwoong JEONG, Yanghwan NO
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Abstract
A measuring vessel includes a first body that defines a first through hole. The measuring vessel further includes a second body that is located in the first through hole and that defines a second through hole. The measuring vessel further includes a first connection unit that connects the first body and the second body and that defines a first storage space between the first through hole and an outer circumferential surface of the second body. The measuring vessel further includes a second connection unit that is configured to close a surface of the second through hole to define a second storage space.
Claims20
A measuring vessel comprising:
- a first body that defines a first through hole;
- a second body that is located in the first through hole and that defines a second through hole;
- a first connection unit that connects the first body and the second body and that defines a first storage space between the first through hole and an outer circumferential surface of the second body;
- and
- a second connection unit that is configured to close a surface of the second through hole to define a second storage space.
A laundry treatment apparatus comprising:
- a cabinet;
- a tub that is located in the cabinet and that is configured to receive wash water;
- and
- a drum that is located in the tub, that is configured to receive laundry, and that is configured to receive a measuring vessel,
- wherein the measuring vessel comprises:
- a first body that defines a first through hole;
- a second body that is located in the first through hole and that defines a second through hole;
- a first connection unit that connects the first body and the second body and that defines a first storage space between the first through hole and an outer circumferential surface of the second body;
- and
- a second connection unit that is configured to close a surface of the second through hole to define a second storage space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.