Get rebates up to $300 on eligible ENERGY STAR® certified washers and dryers.

The average American family washes about 300 loads of laundry every year, and nationwide, about 80 percent of homes have a dryer. Those numbers are what make ENERGY STAR certified appliances such a smart option!

ENERGY STAR certified washers use about 25% less energy and 33% less water than regular washers—and over the lifetime of the product, washers that have earned the ENERGY STAR label can save nearly $370 in energy costs.* Meanwhile, the advanced features of ENERGY STAR certified dryers use 20% less energy than standard models, and can save more than $200 in energy costs over the life of the product.†

How To Get a Rebate on a Qualifying ENERGY STAR Certified Washer or Dryer

Purchase from any retailer and submit a rebate form online. Qualifying washers and dryers must be purchased within 90 days of the application date.

Eligibility

  • The washer and/or dryer must be ENERGY STAR certified. Tier 2 washers and dryers must meet ENERGY STAR Most Efficient criteria (verified on the ENERGY STAR website).
  • Customers applying for an electric dryer must have an active PSE&G residential electric account.
  • Customers applying for a gas dryer must have an active PSE&G residential electric, gas, or dual fuel account.
  • Customers applying for a washer must have an active PSE&G residential electric, gas, or dual fuel account.
  • The model number must be listed on the application or invoice. If the model number is not listed on the invoice/receipt, an SKU or item number corresponding to the model number on the store’s website must be available.
  • The customer must have an active residential PSE&G account. Commercial and multi-family properties are not eligible.
  • Equipment must have been purchased within 90 days of the application date.
  • Refurbished appliances and leased appliances do not qualify. This applies to all rent-to-own appliances, lease-to-own appliances, and appliances in layaway at stores such as Rent-A-Center and Aaron’s. If the receipt shows the terms “lease to own” or “rent to own,” then a balance owed of $0 also must be shown, or the appliance must be paid for (upfront and in full) to qualify for a rebate.
  • The rebate amount cannot exceed the value of the purchase.
  • Equipment purchased from any utility’s online marketplace is not eligible for a rebate.

Tips to Keep Your Washer and Dryer Running at Peak Efficiency

  • Always use high efficiency (HE) detergent.
  • Without overloading your washer, run full loads as often as possible.
  • Wash in cold water whenever you can for maximum energy and cost savings.
  • Allow moisture to evaporate by leaving your washer door ajar for one to two hours after use.
  • If available, choose a high spin speed option to reduce the amount of remaining moisture in your clothes after washing. This makes drying less time-consuming.
  • Rinse your washer once per month. See your owner’s manual for details.
  • Prolong your dryer life by hanging clothes outside or on a drying rack if you can.
  • Clean your dryer's lint filter after every load to improve air circulation.
  • Scrub your dryer’s lint filter regularly if you use dryer sheets.

 

*energystar.gov/products/clothes_washers

†energystar.gov/products/clothes_dryers