· 80 – 85% of energy used by a washing machine goes into heating the water. Switch the temperature setting from hot to warm and that will cut the energy used in half.
· Small loads use as much energy as large loads, therefore, whenever possible, wait until you have a large load.
· Make sure to select the correct water level for each load.
· Rinsing in cold water (as per Ontario Hydro) could save you up to $23.00 a year in energy cost.
· Check washer hoses and screens for wear and tear, and consider switching to metal hoses.
· “Suds saver” washers reuse water through successive loads, thereby conserving water and detergent.
· Front load machines use up to 40% less energy to run, they save up to 50% on water bills and uses ½ the amount of soap compared to a top loading machine.
· Front load machines also remove more water from clothes, which cuts down on the time it takes to dry clothing.
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your service is really bad we have to wait long time until simple damaged been fixed for our washer while we paid a lot for warranty
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