Experts share some top tips on keeping the costs down when it comes to using one of the more expensive appliances in the house
As the cost of living crisis continues to make households more wary of using energy-intensive devices, many people are looking for ways to reduce the cost of using some devices.
READ MORE: The three 'expensive' hours in the day you should switch off the washing machine and avoid using it In conjunction with this, maintaining the washing machine by cleaning it regularly can help prevent the build-up of limescale and mould which can cause the appliance to work harder.Lower temperatures Rebecca Bebbington at NetVoucherCodes.co.uk told Express: “Washing your clothes can cost a fortune if you’re leaving the machine on all day, especially if you’re doing multiple washes at a high temperature.
“If you need to do a deeper wash for bedding, try the eco mode setting to use less water and electricity, although this will take longer. Clean the filter Karren Barrigan, a cleaning expert at Housetastic.co.uk, said the filter can become a breeding ground for bad bacteria and nasty smells.
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