Get too big and you'll kill valuable space in your home. Buy one that's too small and you'll be doing unnecessary loads.

I am beyond disappointed with my new Whirlpool washer, top loading. I will edit this with the model, once I find my receipt. We bought the extra large capacity, which was a waste. If we load it ...

Pressure washers are power tools that scrub away years worth of dirt and grime off outdoor surfaces like concrete or cobblestone, by pressurizing water from a hose using electric motors or gas ...

Pressure washers are highly effective in getting rid of not just dirt but mold and even mildew, leaving even the nastiest of places looking spotless. Pressure washing can get the job done both ...

Both electric and gas pressure washers have benefits, but gas models offer more robust power and longer runtimes. They can handle heavy-duty concrete cleaning, car washing, trailer cleaning ...

It will see manufacturer BSH launch a sustainable microfiber filter for use with its Bosch and Siemens washing machines, which will address the growing microplastic pollution crisis by preventing ...

"It'll do a lousy job of your laundry, and often use more electricity and power than better washers, so you'll pay more for a worse wash." A mediocre machine isn't just bad for your washing; it's also ...

Our expert technicians buy and test washing machines so you can get the best. Find out how we test washing machines to see what we do in the lab — and what makes a Which? Best Buy washing machine.

Thought I could trust a well known name brand appliance, but GE doesn't have a good track record these days, as evidence by all the 1 star ratings on their washers. We bought our washer 3 years ...

The Amazon Great Indian Festival offers significant discounts on Samsung washing machines, featuring over 30% off on both top ...

Many washing machines have separate cycles for cottons and synthetics, sometimes alongside different temperature settings. Cottons programs are often hotter, while synthetics programs run at lower ...

The most recent round of degrowth arguments was kicked off by a Dutch PhD candidate who wrote that we shouldn’t have washing machines — yes, washing machines. This story was first featured in ...