A Note About Dryers:
There are two dryer types – gas and electric. Similar models look and perform the same, but differ in how they are set up. Your decision between the two will depend on where you will connect your new dryer:
Gas – needs an approved gas line with
Electric – needs a
2. Know What You Like
color options and accessories
New convenience accessories allow you to enhance the functionality of your laundry area. Or, if your new machines are within view of your living space, consider selecting a color to complement your home décor.
Color:
In addition to white and black, many models offer a range of designer colors.
Accessories:
•Towers – store detergents and supplies.
•Pedestals – raise your
•Worksurfaces – create a place for items to be
•Stack Kit – stack your
3. Know what counts
what are you paying for?
Here are a few of the features that will contribute to the cost of your new laundry pair:
Washer:
•High Efficiency
•Super Capacity Sizes
•Water Level & Balance Sensors
•Steam Cycles
Dryer:
•Noise Reduction Packages
•Wrinkle Reduction Options
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•Steam Cycles
An average family will use their laundry pair multiple times a week, but the cost of use is something that many people forget to consider. Older laundry pairs may require more water and energy, meaning an energy efficient one may actually save you money over its lifespan!
Did you Know?
•Standard washers use 40 gallons of water while many Energy Star® qualified washers use less than half that amount.*
•Washers and dryers made before 1999 may not meet current Department of Energy usage guidelines.
*Sourced from: http://www1.eere.energy.gov/consumer/tips/laundry.html
Look to save money in the long haul with:
o High Efficiency washers that use less water and energy.
oDryers with moisture sensors to shorten drying times and extend the life of your clothes.
oAn EnergyStar® qualified model.
These units are 25% more efficient and reduce usage costs.
oAn extended warranty. Most models come with a
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