Is your water bill doing too much?

Water savings compare your selected current-machine estimate with the chosen Wascomat model’s published full-load water figure. Dryer savings use the model’s published G-force in a clearly labeled planning curve — not a guaranteed dry-time claim.

Preset transparency: Small, mid-size, and large start at 18 / 32 / 55 washers, 90k / 180k / 340k gallons, and $1,200 / $2,400 / $4,500 monthly water + sewer bills. Dryer gas + electric starts at $800 / $1,500 / $2,700 a month. These are editable planning assumptions, not store benchmarks or quoted utility rates.

Current-side transparency: 28, 20, and 13 gallons per cycle and 70G, 90G, and 130G extraction are broad industry-typical planning estimates — not manufacturer claims for every machine in those groups. Actual use and extraction vary by model, capacity, cycle, programming, and condition. Choose a Wascomat model with comparable capacity.

Dryer planning curve: each 50G of additional extraction is modeled as 4% shorter dry time, capped at 22%. We apply that reduction to 80% of the entered dryer gas + electric spend to leave room for standby, heat-up, and other fixed usage. Example: 90G to 200G models an 8.8% shorter dry, then applies that to the variable-energy share. This is a transparent scenario assumption, not a Laundrylux performance guarantee; fabric mix, dryer condition, temperature, airflow, and customer behavior can materially change results.

Wash + dry race: current wash time uses a clearly labeled planning estimate by selected equipment type — 32 minutes for top-loaders, 35 minutes for older front-loaders, and 32 minutes for newer front-loaders. The W-series side uses a 30-minute planning wash. The dry portion uses the entered current dry time and the published G-force planning curve above. WUD’s official campaign headline is “wash and dry in less than an hour”; the race shows that line only when the selected WUD scenario itself models below 60 minutes.

Planning estimate only. The water side assumes the bill changes in proportion to gallons used, so fixed utility fees can reduce real savings. The live hourly drain divides the combined monthly utility opportunity by 720 hours. Cycle volume, load mix, local utility rates, capacity, and actual equipment specifications can change the result. 1 CCF = 748 gallons.

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• WED Series specification sheet — capacity, approximate full-load water use, 200G extraction, and Automatic Savings.
• WUD Compass Pro specification sheet and WUD touchscreen (Series 22, Clarus Vibe) specification sheet — capacity, approximate full-load water use, 300–350G extraction, Automatic Savings, and the “up to 50% on water” claim.
• WSD Series specification sheet — capacity, 220–300G extraction, and AS availability on 65/80 lb models. The sheet lists water usage as n/a, so the calculator withholds WSD water savings.
• WLD Series specification sheet — capacity, approximate full-load water use, and 100G extraction.
• WQD Series specification sheet — capacity, approximate full-load water use, and 130G extraction.
• 22WED-CV touchscreen specification sheet — capacity, 200G extraction, and total water for the default warm cycle. That measurement basis is labeled separately from “approximate @ full load.”
• D Series dryer specification sheet — capacities, gas input ratings, Axial Airflow’s up-to-25% gas claim, and EcoPower’s up-to-an-additional-15% energy claim.
• Wascomat Coin Overview brochure — AS “up to 50% water savings for half loads” and dryers that “dry 12% faster using 25% less gas.”
• Laundrylux: Flat Drain Valve — up to 97% less dead water, ≈ 1.94 gal per wash (194 gal/day for 20 washers × 5 turns). Shown as a separate proof point, not added to the dollar result.
• All current sheets: laundrylux.com/brochures-spec-sheets.