About This GE Washing Machine Water Calculator
GE (General Electric) washing machines are known for strong build quality, Deep Fill technology, SmartDispense detergent optimization, and UltraFresh vent systems that minimize mold and improve wash efficiency. This calculator helps you estimate water usage based on model, capacity, program, and weekly usage.
GE Technology Highlights
Deep Fill Technology – Adds more water for deep cleaning in tough stains.
SmartDispense – Automatically adjusts detergent levels to avoid extra rinsing.
UltraFresh Vent – Reduces moisture buildup and saves water by preventing repeated cleaning cycles.
SmartWash AI – Detects soil level and adjusts water usage accordingly.
Water Usage Table (GE Washing Machines)
| Model | Type | Capacity | Water (L/wash) |
|---|
| GFW550SSNWW | Front | 4.8 cu.ft | 55 L |
| GFW650SSNWW | Front | 4.8 cu.ft | 58 L |
| GFW850SSNWW | Front | 5 cu.ft | 62 L |
| GFW148SSMWW | Front | 2.4 cu.ft | 45 L |
| GTW335ASNWW | Top | 4.2 cu.ft | 140 L |
| GTW465ASNWW | Top | 4.5 cu.ft | 155 L |
| GTW720BSNWS | Top | 4.8 cu.ft | 170 L |
| PTW700BSTWS | Top | 5 cu.ft | 185 L |
| GTW840CPNDG | Top | 5.2 cu.ft | 195 L |
Water Saving Tips for GE Users
- Prefer Eco or Quick Wash for regular laundry.
- Run full loads to avoid unnecessary water usage.
- Use SmartDispense to avoid detergent overuse.
- Choose Auto Water Level instead of Deep Fill for lightly soiled clothes.
- Clean the UltraFresh vent for best water performance.
Uses of GE Washing Machines
- Perfect for daily family laundry with high-capacity tubs.
- Ideal for large households with heavy weekly loads.
- SmartWash cycles help reduce water usage while maintaining cleaning quality.
- Deep Clean and PowerWash modes handle stubborn stains effectively.
- Compact GE front-loaders suit apartments and small spaces.
Precautions While Using GE Washing Machines
- Do not overload; it increases water and energy usage.
- Avoid using too much detergent; it triggers extra rinse cycles.
- Use Deep Fill only when necessary for heavy soil.
- Ensure proper water pressure to avoid long wash cycles.
- Keep the vent door open after washing to prevent moisture buildup.
Additional Water-Saving Tips
- Use cold water cycles whenever possible.
- Sort laundry to choose the correct wash program.
- Run the washer during off-peak hours for energy savings.
- Maintain hoses and filters to ensure stable water flow.
