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When purchasing major appliances, Energy Star ® qualified are more efficient than those appliances that do not meet these standards and check your local agencies for any rebates which may be available for Energy Star models.
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You can also compare the average energy use of different models by the data on the Energy Guide Label, in order to choose a washer and dryer with the least operating cost. Though these estimates will not likely match your actual energy costs, they do help to compare the efficiency of different models.
Warranties also vary from one product to another. As compact units are often more expensive overall than the traditional washer and dryer pair, the time spent comparing models is well worth it to ensure these serve you well for many years.
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