There are other ways to save as well. I suspect the main cost is the cost of
heating the water. Try to experiment with washing in warm water in the
winter and cold water in the summer. Try to convince family members to wear
shirts etc more than one day before washing unless they got sweaty or
stained.


"Jack" wrote in message
ups.com...
Anyone know of a play on web where you can run calculator on High
efficiency washers? I am interested in seeing how much they save... My
Maytag will run on forever, but I am wondering if money could be saved
by switching over -- I do a lot of laundry... 9 people living in the
house... A LOT OF LAUNDRY.

Looking to plug in elec. rates... water rates... and number of loads
and get back how long it would take to pay back for the grand spent on
HE washer.

I did a google.. found nothing.