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1. know what is best for you
g e t t i n g s t a r t e d
Knowing what kind of laundry pair you want will help you
narrow down the sea of in-store options to machines that
best meet your fabric care needs.
Larger front-load models
generally offer more capacity
than most top-loaders.
Comes in wide range of
capacities.
High Efficiency
Front-Load
High Efficiency
Top-Load
Traditional
Top-Load
WASHER
BENEFITS
DRYER
BENEFITS
LAUNDRY
PAIRs
CAPACITY
No agitator – moves clothes
through water with wash plate.
Uses less water and energy than
traditional top-loaders.
Some companion dryers have
steam cycles that remove odors
and wrinkles.
Special wash plate creates
room in wash basket for
bulky items like comforters.
Offers optimal washing performance.
Uses less water and energy than
top-loaders, and safely washes
delicate fabrics or bulky items.
When used in conjunction with
the HE front-load washer, drying
times are shortened.
These classic models are good
value. They offer a wide range
of sizes, features and prices.
These basic dryers offer
adjustable temperature settings
and multiple cycle options.
Laundry Pairs:
There are three basic washer types – each with its own
corresponding dryer. When comparing the benefits and
usage requirements of each pair, also take note of capacity
and layout. These things will determine what type is best
for your home.
Side-by-side arrangement only.
Low-sudsing High Efficiency
detergent is needed.
Steam dryers must connect
to water line.
Can be arranged side-by-side
or stacked.
Low-sudsing High Efficiency
detergent is needed.
Periodically clean washtub as
directed to keep it fresh.
Side-by-side arrangement only.
Generally none.
LAYOUT
USAGE
REQUIREMENTS
Co n s i d e r t h e s e t h i n g s :
 
 

 

 
b u y i n g g u i d e
washers &dryers
k n o w b e f o r e y o u g o PAGE 1 OF 3
When You’re Ready to Shop
Fill out the shopping checklist as a
reminder of what you learn here.
Maytag has the tools and information you need to make
the best buying decision. Just follow these four easy steps.
3. know what counts
w h a t a r e y o u p a y i n g f o r ?
Here are a few of the features that will contribute
to the cost of your new laundry pair:
Washer:

 
 
 
Dryer:
 
 
 
 
An average family will use their laundry pair multiple
times a week, but the cost of use is something that
many people forget to consider. Older laundry pairs
may require more water and energy, meaning an
energy efficient one may actually save you money
over its lifespan!
2. know what you Like
C o l o r o p t i o n s a n d a C C e s s o r i e s
Accessories:

washer and dryer to
an ideal ergonomic height while adding space to store
detergent and supplies

or folded atop your front-load washer and dryer
  
easy access
New convenience accessories allow you to enhance
the functionality of your laundry area. Or, if your new
machines are within view of your living space, consider
selecting a color to complement your home décor.
Color:
In addition to white and black, many models offer a
range of designer colors.
lo o k t o s a v e m o n e y i n t h e l o n g h a u l w i t h :
o High Efficiency washers that use less water and energy.
 
times and extend the life of your clothes.
k n o w b e f o r e y o u g o PAGE 2 OF 3
A Note About Dryers:
There are two dryer types – gas and electric. Similar
models look and perform the same, but differ in how they
are set up. Your decision between the two will depend on
where you will connect your new dryer:
Gas – needs an approved gas line with
shut-off valve
Electric – needs a three-prong outlet
with 30 amp circuit
di d y o u kn o w ?
 
many E qualified washers use less
than half that amount.*
 
 
usage guidelines.

An 
These units are 25% more efficient and
reduce usage costs.
o An extended warranty. Most models come with a
 
o
4. know your dimensions
m e a s u r e n o w , n o t l a t e r
No one wants to bring home a washer that won’t fit
where it belongs or a gas dryer that can’t be connected.
Make sure you take the following steps to ensure your
purchase process goes smoothly.
doityo u r s e l f :
 Decide where you will install your new
washer and dryer.
You will need:
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o A location that can support the installation
of a dryer exhaust system
o Hot and cold water lines within 3’ of
washer hookups
 Measure the height, width & depth of the area
designated for your new washer and dryer.
 Measure the clearance of doorways,
hallways and other points of entry that will
be used to deliver your new laundry pair.
 Confirm that electrical output is sufficient for the
location of your new washer and dryer.
You will need:
  
the rear of both machines (no extension
cord or adaptor)
o A separate designated 30-amp circuit
• Setwaterheaterto120ºforwasher.
 Contact licensed gas or heating professional
if you plan on purchasing a gas dryer.
Your home should have:
o A CST International approved gas supply line
o A shut-off valve
 Decide how you will dispose of your old
laundry pair, if necessary.
o Some retailers offer removal of your old
machines when your new ones are delivered
o Washers and dryers in good condition may
be donated to a local charity
W
H
W
H
D
k n o w b e f o r e y o u g o PAGE 3 OF 3
ph o n e itin:
The following tasks should not be attempted
without the help of an appropriate professional if
you lack the experience or tools to do it alone.
Here’s how to measure:
W: side to side

air circulation)
D: back to front

clearance, dryer vents, and hookups)
H: top to bottom
(for top-loading washers, add
 