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Need a New Appliance?

Need a New Appliance?

Before you shop for an appliance, do your research and find the right one for your needs. Choose an appliance that fits your space and has what features are important to you.

When you select an energy efficient appliance, it costs less to run and can help you save on your utility bill. Plus, an energy efficient appliance uses less natural resources, so it’s better for the environment.

Before you make your final selection, search dsireusa.org for incentive programs that can help you save even more.

Use the FTC’s information on the EnergyGuide label to help you compare models. You’ll find these labels on appliances such as refrigerators, dishwashers, freezers, washers, TVs, and water heaters.

EnergyGuide label

Features

Find key features and a comparison of similar models that make up the cost range.

Running Cost

Learn about the estimated cost to run the appliance for a year, It’s based on electricity use and national average cost of energy. This appears on all labels so you can compare energy use.

Electricity Use

See an estimate of how much electricity the appliance typically uses in a year. Multiply by your local electric rate (on your power bill) to estimate operating cost.

Product Information

Find the maker, model, and size so you know what product this label describes.

Cost Range

Compare the energy use of models with this range of operating costs for models with similar features.

ENERGY STAR® Logo

Know this appliance is better for the environment because models with the ENERGY STAR Logo use less energy.

Label and information provided by ftc.gov.