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To whoever is answering the question, we get that it varies.. but for goodness sake, surely there is a minimum and maximum amount? These ambiguous answers make one wonder if there is a reason for not just giving some numbers (reminds me of politicians). There has to be a minimum, maximum and average range. I'm doing some calculations for water harvesting and such, spreadsheets need numbers.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They will NOT answer the question and DO know the maximum amount of water so if this is your concern (like mine, on a well) DONT BUY
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.beween 10 and 14 gallons per load according to samsung.com... varies based on size of load, but it's high efficiency, so it is in the range of the most efficient washers out there. (look up the model number and google the question, and this will show up among the answers.)
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Angel! The amount of water used depends on many variables. At the start of a cycle, the washer uses weight sensing technology to determine how much water will be needed. The settings and cycle selected also have an affect on how much water is used. ^Jecca
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