Best Washer Dryer

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Top loader (Pros)

1. It is cheaper than a conventional front loader but it does not mean it is worth for money which depends on individual need.
2. Faster washing cycle as requires more water in every washes
3. During the washing cycle, it can be interrupted by adding more clothes
4. Lighter than the front loader, easy to transport from one place to another place
5. Large capacity range of washers for bigger family

Top loader (Cons)

1. Uses more water in every washes than the front loader

1. More chemical detergent needed per load as it is a top down design where the liquid flow from top to bottom during the washing process
2. Wrinkle effect on the laundry
3. Not so energy efficient as compare to front loader
4. Ongoing maintenance cost increasing

Front loader (Pros)

1. Normally they are “energy star” products and more energy efficient
2. Create a cleaner washing effect
3. Less detergent needed
4. Do not spoilt the laundry like the top loader
5. Shorter washing cycle as the spinning process is faster

Front loader (Cons)

1. Adding clothing during the washing cycle is not allowed
2. Tends to crease the laundry more than a top loader
3. Bigger size and heavier than a top loader
4. Initial cost is higher than a top loader

Based on the above comparison, you should now have a clearer idea on the factors that determine the best washer dryer which work for you and your family best. For instance, a single living in an upper story apartment may consider a top loader as it is lighter and save space that would suit you well. Unless you have a large family and the laundry room is built on the ground floor, then consider a front loader as your first choice.

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