Schedule an Appointment. Top-load washers are traditionally more common and allow you to add clothes during the wash cycle. They can be less expensive and have faster cycle times. Front-load washers are generally more efficient, using less water and energy. They also often provide a better clean and are gentler on clothes. However, they can be more expensive and may require bending down to load and unload, unless they are raised with a pedestal.
The capacity you need depends on the size of your household and the amount of laundry you typically do. A larger capacity washer over 4. For individuals or couples, a smaller capacity around 3. For the best cleaning performance, look for washers with multiple wash cycle options to handle different types of fabrics and soil levels.
Machines with steam cleaning can offer deeper cleaning and stain removal. Washers with a high spin speed can extract more water and reduce drying time.
Additionally, some washers come with smart features that can tailor the wash cycle automatically based on the load's weight and soil level. Sign Up for promotional emails from The Brick Group. You can withdraw your consent at any time by clicking the "unsubscribe" link in your email. See full contest details.
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