Enjoy savings and performance with high-efficiency washers & dryers.
ENERGY STAR® washers can help families cut their related energy and water costs. ENERGY STAR®-certified clothes washers use about 20% less energy and about 30% less water than regular washers.
DTE residential electric or natural gas customers who purchased a qualified clothes washer or combination washer+dryer unit on or after January 1, 2024, may be eligible for a rebate.
Eligible clothes washer must meet ENERGY STAR® specifications. View the Qualified Clothes Washer List. Limit of one rebated washer per customer. Refurbished or resale units do not qualify for rebate.
Please note: If you received an instant discount when purchasing your new unit at a retail store you are not eligible for an additional rebate.
Clothes Washer Rebates | Amount |
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Electric Customers | $25 |
Natural Gas Customers | $25 |
For Customers with Both Electric & Natural Gas | $50 |
Get your rebate faster by applying online! Rebate arrives within 4 to 6 weeks.
Our DTE Comparison Tool informs you on prices, energy usage, product performance and offers from retailers.
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Rebates funds are available on a first-come, first-served basis and customers are encouraged to apply early, as program funds are limited.
Use the cold water setting whenever possible. Heating the water can account for up to 90% of the energy it takes to operate a clothes washer.
Using the high-speed or extended spin cycle in the washer will remove more moisture before drying. That will reduce your drying time and the wear on your clothes from the heat of the dryer.
A full-sized ENERGY STAR®- certified clothes washer uses 14 gallons of water per load, while a standard machine uses 23 gallons. The ENERGY STAR®- certified model uses 30% less water than regular washers.
Enjoy savings and performance with high-efficiency washers & dryers.
If your clothes dryer is due for an upgrade, an ENERGY STAR® high-efficiency dryer is a great option because it uses less energy, takes less time to dry your clothes and saves you money.
Purchases must be made after January 1, 2024. Limit of one dryer rebate per customer. Refurbished or resale units do not qualify for rebate.
If you are an electric customer and upgrade your existing electric fuel clothes dryer with a qualified clothes dryer with heat pump technology on or after January 1, 2024, you could receive a $250 rebate. Your heat pump dryer must meet ENERGY STAR® specifications.
Benefits of Heat Pump Dryers
Compared to standard clothes dryers, heat pump dryers have several benefits for your energy bill and your clothes:
Apply Online for a Rebate
Once you apply online, expect a rebate in the mail within 4-to-6 weeks. We encourage you to apply early as rebate funds are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please note: If you received an instant discount when purchasing your new unit at a retail store you are not eligible for an additional rebate.
Get your rebate faster by applying online! Rebate arrives within 4 to 6 weeks.
Our DTE Comparison Tool informs you on prices, energy usage, product performance and offers from retailers.
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60%
Rebates funds are available on a first-come, first-served basis and customers are encouraged to apply early, as program funds are limited.
Appliance Type | Rebate Amount | |
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ENERGY STAR® Electric dryer replacing an existing electric dryer | Residential electric | $25 |
ENERGY STAR® Heat pump dryer replacing an existing electric dryer | Residential electric | $250 |
ENERGY STAR® All-in-One* Washer/Dryer replacing an existing electric dryer | Residential electric | $25 washer $25 dryer |
ENERGY STAR® All-in-One* Washer/Dryer replacing an existing electric dryer | Residential electric and residential natural gas | $50 washer $25 dryer |
ENERGY STAR® All-in-One* Washer/Heat Pump dryer replacing an existing electric dryer | Residential electric | $25 washer $250 dryer |
ENERGY STAR® All-in-One* Washer/Heat Pump dryer replacing an existing electric dryer | Residential electric and residential natural gas | $50 washer $250 dryer |
ENERGY STAR® Gas dryer replacing an existing gas dryer | Residential natural gas | $25 |
Stacked Units** | See note | |
*All-in-One refers to an appliance that washes and dries clothing without removing it from the unit between washing and drying. **Stacked Units refer to a washer and dryer stacked together and require the user to remove clothing from the washer and place it in the dryer. Stacked units are treated as if they are two separate appliances. Refer to the individual appliance line for rebate information. |
Your dryer needs space for air to circulate and efficiently dry your clothes, so do not fill it up.
Use less energy by selecting a lower heat-level setting and a longer drying cycle.
It’s important to clean your dryer’s filter after every load to improve energy efficiency, airflow and decrease your risk of a fire. Dryer sheets can leave a film on the filter and reduce airflow over time, so scrub the filter once a month.