Part of the washing machine cost is the upfront price, and the larger aspect is the operating expenses. Every time you use 40 gallons or more of water, the washing machine will quickly increase your monthly water bill. A large amount of water must be heated first, which also increases gas or electri... Read More
The basic washing machine cycle is wash-soak-rinse-spin, but plenty of other options are available. Older machines used mechanical controls to select for water temperature, water level, wash action, and run time. Most current models use electronic programs that conserve water and energy while provid... Read More
The perfect washer will fit its allotted spot, hold lots of dirty laundry, and have plenty of cleaning options for different fabrics and soils. Here’s what to factor into your search for the best washing machine for your space, stuff, and lifestyle. Size While shopping for a washer, consider the dim... Read More
Washing machines come in two basic forms, front-loading and top-loading. Top-loading washers were the standard for decades, and still hold a strong place. Old-fashioned front-loaders had a reputation for maintenance problems and mildew growth, but the new crop has largely outsmarted these issues whi... Read More
The thing is, soap residue and minerals in commonly used detergents are apt to build up in the washing machine, and over time, you might notice that your clothes just don’t seem to get as clean as they used to. My washer had just started to feel icky. And here I was just thinking that maybe I had be... Read More