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  1. 08-02-2011, 10:31 PM #1
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    Default Apartment sized washer and dryers...anyone have these?

    Was wondering how much less electricity they use compared to say...an energy efficent washer...Also how many pounds of clothing can they hold? Janine
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    I don't know about energy costs, but I had a stackable washer/dryer in my old apartment. I could do a small load in each. Electricity was included in my rent so I don't know how much water/power it used. I could do a set of queen sheets, or 2-3 large towels, or a few shirts, shorts, etc. I didn't live there long enough to have to do jeans or sweatshirts!
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    I have these in my apartment. My electricity bill is around $50 a month but I often run an air conditioner/fan daily too. My water bill is $20-25 a month. I've managed to wash/dry my queen size comforter.


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    Hey that is pretty good...had no idea you could fit queen sized sheets in them.Thanks for posting!
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