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Step 1
Look for front loading washers that allow you to control the water level. Some washers have a knob or buttons that allow you to select the amount of water and energy you'll use.
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Step 2
Fill front loading washers to their allowable capacity. Typically, you can add more clothes to a front loading washer, so you should add as many clothes as possible to minimize water usage from additional washings.
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Step 3
Wash articles of different sizes together to get the most out of your front loading washer. For example, wash a set of sheets with sweatshirts and some children's clothes.
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Step 4
Select the appropriate water level for clothes you've added. If you must wash a small load, then select a lower water level.
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Step 5
Pre-treat clothes with stains to reduce the need for additional washings.








