Efficiency – this seems to be the hot topic at the moment, especially with energy bills continuing to rise. Naturally, this has led to a significant number of questions around how better efficient appliances can cut energy bills. With a new energy rating system being rolled out in early 2021, it can be confusing to decipher which rated appliances are better on energy and on your wallet. According to InTheWash, an A rated dishwasher can cost around 15p per cycle, equalling to around 0.54 kWh of energy, where as a C rated dishwasher uses 0.78 kWh of electricity, equalling an average of 22p per cycle. The average household uses their dishwasher around 280 times a year, meaning that, by choosing an A rated dishwasher, you could save £19.27 compared to that of a C rated dishwasher.

Evidently, choosing a more energy efficient dishwasher can make a big impact on your energy bills, which is why we’ve compiled a list of the most efficient dishwashers on the market.

1. Miele G7422SC Freestanding Dishwasher

Energy rating: A

Energy consumption per 100 cycles: 54 kWh

Estimated energy cost per 100 cycles: £15.12

Place settings: 14

Guarantee: 2-year warranty

The Miele G7422SC Freestanding Dishwasher is one of the most energy efficient dishwashers on the market. With 14 place settings, it provides an adequate amount of room to fit all your cooking utensils. Miele’s AutoDos system dispenses the perfect amount of detergent, meaning your dishes will come out sparkling, saving you on your detergent use. This particular model is also one of the most eco-friendly models of today’s day and age. Using only 6 litres of water by cycle, the Miele G7422SC is kind on the environment, but also to your wallet, whilst it’s A rating for energy efficiency means it’s less harsh on your energy bill.

2. Bosch Serie 6 SMS6TCi00E Freestanding Dishwasher

Energy rating: A

Energy consumption per 100 cycles: 54 kWh

Energy cost per 100 cycles: £15.12

Place settings: 14

Guarantee: 2-year warranty

The Bosch Serie 6 SMS6TCi00E Freestanding Dishwasher is another brilliant electricity friendly model. With its A rated energy level, it keeps the cost of running low, without skimping on other valuable features, such as its flood proof function, which automatically cuts of the water supply if it detects a leak inside. Another great feature it’s Silence mode, which reduces the spray pressure and in turn the noise, running at an eco-friendly 50 degrees. You’ll also have the ability to control your dishwasher remotely, through the use of your smartphone, so you’ll never need to worry about coming home to dirty dishes again.

3. Samsung Series 11 DW60A8060FS Wi-Fi Connected Standard Dishwasher

Energy rating: B

Energy consumption per 100 cycles: 64 kWh

Energy cost per 100 cycles: £18

Place settings: 14

Guarantee: 2-year warranty

The Samsung Series 11 DW60A8060FS is a brilliant dishwasher for those on a budget, but also wanting to reduce their energy bill. With 14 place settings, it’s got an ample amount of room to stack your dirty dishes, and 55-minute quick wash setting means you’ll never have to wait hours for sparkling plates again. The model also has a fresh air-drying system, automatically opening the doors at the end of a cycle to allow fresh air to come in and get your dishes dry.

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