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Frequently Asked Questions
An 8 kg washing machine typically uses between 0.8 to 2 units of electricity per wash cycle, depending on the model and wash settings. Front load machines with 5 Star ratings consume less power than older or basic models. Factors like water heating, load size, and wash duration also influence the total electricity used per wash.
An 8 kg front load washing machine can wash around 35 to 40 pieces of clothing in one cycle. This includes items like shirts, jeans, towels, bedsheets, and small garments. It is ideal for families of four to five members and is suitable for mixed loads, including heavy and delicate clothes, without affecting wash performance.
The power consumption of an IFB 8 kg washing machine varies between models but generally ranges from 0.8 to 1.5 kWh per wash. Machines with in-built heaters or longer wash programs may consume slightly more. Many IFB 8 kg machines carry a 5 Star energy rating, which ensures lower electricity usage and better overall efficiency.
Washing machines use electrical energy to power the motor, run wash cycles, and, in some cases, heat water. Models with in-built heaters use more energy for hot washes. Machines convert this electrical energy into mechanical motion for rotating drums and into thermal energy when heating water, depending on the selected wash program.
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