If there is anything a mom needs, it’s the ability to save and conserve energy.
I just never thought it would happen with my dishwasher.
As you know, I’ve been a part of Frigidaire’s Team Dishwasher. I had the opportunity to replace my non-functioning one with a glimmering stainless steal dishwasher that actually works.
When you know how to properly load it.
And yes, I failed Dishwasher Loading 101. More on that in my next post.
Good thing I’m not being graded.
Here is some exciting news on behalf of Fridaire and a link that will help you save money: their new line just received the EPA’s prestigious 2010 Energy Star award for their “Swap and Save” Energy Star Promotion. The award recognizes Frigidaire’s commitment to smart energy management and its efforts to share the importance of energy efficiency with a wide audience.
We hear about energy savings all the time but honestly, it seems like a lot of trouble and cost to replace current appliances with more efficient ones.
Frigidaire has made it easy with www.Frigidare.com/ecosavings. You can calculate potential cash and energy savings by swapping out old appliances. I’ve calculated it with several of my other appliances and I promise you’ll be surprised with the results!
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As a reminder, Jennifer Garner’s campaign to support Save the Children, called Spin & Win. Log on to www.maketimeforchange.com to play Spin & Win for a chance to win prizes including a new time-saving Frigidaire Affinity washer/dryer. Plus every day you take a spin, Frigidaire donates $1 to Save the Children as part of their $250,000 commitment to this worthy cause.
It’s a win-win for everyone!
Disclaimer: I wrote this review while participating in a Test Drive Campaign by Mom Central on behalf of Frigidaire and received a Frigidaire Dishwasher to facilitate my review.
I'm a Canadian-born mom of two, former Denver Post columnist, family travel writer, editor of MileHighMamas.com and 9News contributor. Expert on all things Utah, Denver, family and travel. Lover of laughter and life. Happily married to a man obsessed with growing The Great Pumpkin. 