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For laundry helpers that save time and energy through intelligent programming and design, check out the latest washers and dryers from Maytag

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By choosing a washing machine and tumble dryer that are focused on intelligent programming and energy efficiency, you can drastically reduce your power bills. Their intuitive design will also free up time to spend on other activities.

Maytags Neptune washing machine and tumble dryer offer an array of labour- and energy-saving features, says Robyn Sharp, manager of Mayco Appliances, the New Zealand distributor of Maytag.


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"The washing machine offers Intellfill technology which automatically adjusts water levels to suit a specific load. This saves on water heating and usage," says Sharp. "Similarly, the Neptune dryer's IntellDry system features sensor-precision, energy-efficient drying."

Maytag's latest washer and dryer can also save you time and energy. A huge load capacity avoids the need to take larger items, such as duvets, to the laundromat. Custom programming eliminates the need to check your washing's progress, and Maytag's special StainBrain feature makes stain removal easy.

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"As well as smart programming, they offer powerful performance," says Sharp. "The Neptune washer boasts a continuous movement TurboClean wash system and the drier has a high efficiency blower."

For details, contact Mayco Appliances, 32 Tarndale Grve, Albany 1330, Auckland, phone (09) 415 3549, fax (09) 415 3582. Email: gooder_equipment@clear.net.nz.

Story by: Trendsideas

22 Oct, 2004