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Save up to $160 a year on your energy bill with cold water
Did you know that switching to cold water for your laundry can save you up to $0.80 per load? Washing four loads a week in hot water over the course of the year adds up to $160 in savings! It’s a simple change that cuts down on energy costs while also helping preserve the life of your clothing.
Other reasons cold water wins
- Cold water is just as effective at removing stains
- Modern detergents are formulated to clean well in cold water, ensuring your clothes come out just as fresh.
- Cold water prevents colors from fading, keeping your fabrics vibrant longer.
Boost your laundry energy efficiency
- Pre-treat stains to ensure effective cleaning.
- Wash full loads whenever possible. If you need to run smaller loads, adjust your water settings to save even more energy.
- Air-dry clothes to cut down on energy use and preserve fabric quality.
These small adjustments can lead to big savings and a smaller environmental footprint.
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