Washers & Dryers

Set (number) of modes on a washer that apply specific tumble, spin, and rinse methods to garments.

Washer interior with small, inset, diamond-shaped drain holes designed to reduce fabric damage.

Option in a washer that regulate the spin speed of the drum. (High, Medium, Low, and No Spin).

The width, height and depth of the washer or dryer measured in inches (in.).

The width, height and depth of the washer or dryer, including shipping container, measured in inches (in.).

The color of the washer or dryer exterior.

Color and type of the control panel's screen.

Modified Energy Factor is the official metric used to compare energy efficiency in washers. Higher is better.

Water Consumption Factor is the official metric used to compare water efficiency in washers. Lower is better.

Cycle with a longer, unheated cool-down period to minimize wrinkling of cottons, synthetics, and knits.

Cycle that sanitizes garments and bedding by using high temperature heat to permeate fabrics.

Cycle on a washer that is optimized for the cleaning of sheets, linens, blankets, and other bedding.

Cycle that applies high-power steam to remove stains, saving users time spent pre-treating clothes.

Abbreviated 28-minute wash cycle designed for smaller loads and users on the go.

The ability to delay the start of a cycle until a future time.

Button that activates a user's customized cycle, with preset Dry Level, Temperature, Time, and more.

Compartment that dispenses detergent during the initial soak stage of a wash cycle, for tougher stains.

Cycle that engages a washer's spin mode to remove excess water from garments. No water or soap is added.

Setting that extends the duration of a wash cycle to properly clean heavily soiled clothes.

Type of energy that a dryer uses to generate power.

Separate dispenser tray for bleach.

Separate dispenser tray for main detergent.

Separate dispenser tray for pre-wash detergent.