New Washing Machine

The right new washer depends on how much laundry your household runs and how you like to load it. Front-load models from leading brands use less water and can sit under a counter, while top-load models mean no bending over and shorter cycles. Buy online, or reserve one and see it at your nearest Econoplus store before you decide.

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Samsung
Samsung 24P Stainless Steel Washing Machine, Grey - WW25B6900AX - New $1,199.99 /

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Should You Replace Just the Washer?

Replacing only the washer makes sense when your dryer still works and the new machine fits the same space. Measure the width first. Compact front-load washers are 24 inches wide, while full-size machines are usually 27. A 24-inch front-loader fits a condo closet or a small laundry nook, as long as there is room to swing the door open.

If the dryer is near the end of its life too, compare new washer and dryer sets. Buying the pair keeps the capacities matched and gives both machines the same finish.

Other Ways to Buy

For a single washer at a lower price, compare open box washers, which may have cosmetic marks that are pointed out when you inspect them. Professionally refurbished machines also cost less than new, and the full range of washers puts new, open box and refurbished models side by side.

FAQ

Have a question about New Washing Machine? Here are quick answers to what shoppers ask most, from choosing the right model to buying online or reserving in store at Econoplus.

Should I buy a washer alone or as a set?

Buy the washer alone if your dryer works and its size and finish suit the new machine. Buy a set if the dryer is near the end of its life or you want both machines to match in capacity and finish.

What size washer fits a condo or apartment?

A compact 24-inch front-load washer fits most condo and apartment laundry closets. Measure the width, the height and the depth with the door open, and confirm where the water hookups and drain are before ordering.

How much washer capacity do I need?

About 2 to 3 cubic feet suits one or two people who wash often. Families usually want 4 to 5 cubic feet, and anything larger handles king-size bedding and bulky items in a single load. Capacity is listed on each product page.

Should I choose a front-load or top-load washer?

A front-load washer uses less water, is gentler on fabric and can sit under a counter or under a stacked dryer. A top-load washer is easier to load without bending and usually runs shorter cycles. Measure the space and think about who does the laundry before you choose.