Waste More Water and Detergent? Or Are We Still Stuck in the Past?
Jon and Anthony tackle one of the most persistent myths in laundry. They explain how today’s larger-capacity washers manage resources differently, and why many complaints about waste actually reflect outdated expectations—not modern engineering.
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The Inside Edge: Waste More Water and Detergent? Or Are We Still Stuck in the Past?
Jon and Anthony tackle one of the most persistent myths in laundry. They explain how today’s larger-capacity washers manage resources differently, and why many complaints about waste actually reflect outdated expectations—not modern engineering.
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Anthony, Tom, and Jon wrap up the week by sizing up the realities of bigger-capacity washers. From overloaded cycles to misunderstood efficiency claims, this week’s segments reveal what shoppers aren’t being told—and how to set expectations before they press start.