There are many confusing factors to consider when shopping for washers and dryers. Every manufacturer claims superiority. Many have do machines have amazing capabilities and most have at least one superior feature.
Since home laundry facilities normally accommodate only one of each unit, shoppers must determine which machines best meet their laundry requirements.
Some factors to consider when shopping for washers and dryers include:
• Front or top load washers: Decide whether a top load or front load washer is preferred. Each has advantages and disadvantages;
Top load machines can be set to soak heavily soiled items and allow for checking during the wash, or adding garments to a load during the cycle.
Front load machines use less water and have better energy efficiency ratings.
• If the machines will be used by an elderly or disabled person look for those with bases which set the machines 12-24 inches off the floor.
• Stackables: Consider a stackable washer/dryer unit if space is limited. They are ideal for apartments and smaller homes. Some manufacturers make dryers that run on 120 volts instead of the usual 220 volts, eliminating the need for special wiring.
• Load capacity: Washers and dryers that handle commercial sized loads are now available for home use and are great for large families or those who want to do laundry infrequently. Make sure the intended laundry space is large enough for such a machine.
• Features: Today’s washers and dryers are designed to give a wide array of options and have a corresponding degree of complexity to operate. Shoppers should study every model in each manufacturer’s line and determine which options best suit their laundry needs.
• Conventional or computerized; Computerized washers and dryers may offer amazing options, but require a certain amount of programming to get a load washed or dried. Traditional machines can be as simple as pushing a button or turning a knob, but may have a few less options.
In addition to the factors outlined above, cost, color, and warranty should also be considerations when buying washers and dryers.
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Yes, all their new washers and dryers are energy star compliant.
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Sears' main line of appliances, including washers and dryers, is Kenmore, which has been Sears' signature line for years. For the most part, Kenmore washers and dryers are made by Whirlpool, though the manufacturing arrangements change from time to time. Sears' also carries LG washers/dryers.
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Kenmore Elite Washers and Dryers are - but not Kenmores Whirlpool and Maytag brand are also produced in US in most cases.
They did not have the amount of space to add 4 washers and dryers into there house.
Whirlpool Corporation. Washers assembled in Clyde, Ohio, dryers assembled in Marion, Ohio.
Hotpoint appliances sell washers and dryers. They offer several varieties; gas, electric, etc. There are multiple choices and options available at hotpoint appliacnes.