A high electric bill can be stressful, but by simply changing the time that you wash your clothes, you can cut down on power and save money at the same time.

While any washing machine requires a great deal of water to clean your laundry efficiently, some models like high-efficiency, front-load washers use less water than others. According to ENERGY STAR®, ...

You might have heard that the easy way to clean your washer is by throwing a dishwasher tablet in the drum. This is why ...

Running your washing machine during off-peak hours, like mid-morning or early afternoon, reduces energy costs and grid demand. Avoid washing clothes at night to minimize noise disruptions, especially ...

Experts share step-by-step instructions for how to clean a washing machine (both inside and out)—plus how often you should do ...

Recycling gray water is neat, but what if you didn’t–literally–end up flushing it down the toilet? What if, instead, your washing machine could clean and recycle up to 95% of its own water on-the-fly?

As UK energy prices squeeze households, new Which? tests suggest your washing machine dial could hide savings of up to 62%. But which everyday setting really pays off? Many British households still ...

It’s nice to have options, but when it comes to washing machine settings, decision fatigue is real. On my Maytag, there are nine wash cycles, including something called Whitest Whites. And that’s on ...