mounted garments 26 disposed adjacent thereto may be spayed on both sides with the water detergent mixture the liquid exits 44 may be either nozzles or holes the inventor currently prefers to use nozzles for the liquid exits 44 manifold 40 moves up and down the length of the hanger mounted garments 26 spraying both sides of garments 26 with the water detergent mixture for example as illustrated in fig3 the manifold 40 may be vertically positioned to receive a hanger mounted garment 26 between two adjacent arms 42 the liquid exits 44 of the two adjacent arms 42 facing the hanger mounted garment 26 may be used to spray both sides of the hanger mounted garment 26 at a close range the water detergent mixture will run off the garments 26 down to bottom wall 12 f through drain 14 and out drain hose 20 in the preferred embodiment bottom wall 12 f will be sloped in such a manner that drain 14 is at the lowest point in bottom wall 12 f causing the water to run out drain 14 and through drain hose 20 the drying cycle may be started after completion of the washing cycle in the drying cycle warm or cool air is forced from subcabinet 24 to manifold 40 via air supply hose 49 and then into manifold 40 once inside manifold 40 the air travels through air carrying pipes 47 and out air exits 45 air exits 45 may be either nozzles or holes the inventor currently prefers to use holes for air exits 45 manifold 40 again moves up and down the length of hanger mounted garments 26.