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Please enter your zipcode to find your electric cooperative   About 90% of the energy used for washing clothes is for heating the water. To save energy, use less hot water. Unless your clothes have oily stains, either a cold wash and rinse or a warm wash and cold rinse should be adequate to clean your clothing. Switching from hot to warm water will save half the energy. Choose a cold-water detergent for greatest effectiveness.  » See More Tips

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