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5. Does that mean getting rid of the bright yellow label that prominently displays expected KWH annual usage?

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Wed May 7, 2025, 07:30 PM

May 7

I hate to say it, but I don't really give a fud about whether an appliance is Energy Star rated or not. I just look at the projected annual KWH usage when comparing appliances. Hopefully that info will still be easily findable in the future.

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Utility bills could rise as Trump's EPA to end Energy Star program, experts warn [View all] BumRushDaShow May 7 OP

This administration has no reason for doing this cancellation. Ignorant. FloridaBlues May 7 #1

Lee Zeldin lost a bid for New York governor, but found his true calling in screwing consumers over at the national level patphil May 7 #2

Between inflation, tariffs, and all this stupidity raising costs from groceries to utilities...when the fuck are people Karasu May 7 #3

What Even Are We Anymore? -NT- ruet May 7 #4

Does that mean getting rid of the bright yellow label that prominently displays expected KWH annual usage? progree May 7 #5