Washer-dryer combos have become a popular choice for modern households, but myths about their performance still linger. Let’s set the record straight and discover how to save energy while keeping your laundry fresh and clean.
1. Why Do “Energy-Efficient” Washer-Dryers Sometimes Use More Power?
Energy efficiency isn’t one-size-fits-all. The same machine can perform very differently depending on the fabric and program selected. For instance, cotton cycles may wash efficiently, but drying can demand far more electricity. When choosing a washer-dryer, think about your laundry habits and compare the energy ratings of different settings—not just the overall label.
2. Does Hot Water Always Mean Cleaner Clothes?
Hot water doesn’t improve cleaning results, and high-temperature cycles consume excessive electricity. For laundry that’s both fresh and eco-friendly, the key is to sort garments by fabric type and soil level, then select the most appropriate wash program.
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