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Treadmill vs Washing machine

Treadmill vs washing machine
Treadmill is larger on weight
Treadmill is somewhat greater than washing machine on weight — about 1.1×.

A treadmill and a washing machine can be compared on 5 measures. The figures below are typical adult or full-size values, with the larger of the two in bold.

Side by side

Larger value in bold. Ranges reflect genuine variation, not uncertainty.
Treadmill Washing machine
Weight 40–200 kg 55–115 kg
Width 70–95 cm 60–76 cm
Typical lifespan 7–15 yr 8–14 yr
Typical cost 400–6,000 $ 400–1,800 $
Power draw 300–2,000 W 250–2,200 W

What the numbers say

  • Treadmill is somewhat greater than washing machine on weight — about 1.1×.
  • Treadmill is somewhat greater than washing machine on width — about 1.2×.
  • Washing machine is somewhat greater than treadmill on typical lifespan — about 1.1×.
  • Treadmill is 1.6× washing machine on typical cost.
  • Treadmill is 1.8× washing machine on power draw.

Weight compared.

Treadmill 40–200 kg
Washing machine 55–115 kg

Treadmill

A motor-driven belt on a deck, letting a user walk or run in place.

Washing machine

A powered drum that washes clothes, loading either from the top or through a front door.

This is a comparison of published measurements, nothing more. It describes how two things differ on measures that have been recorded; it does not predict how they would fare against each other in any situation.

Common questions

Which is bigger, treadmill or washing machine?
Treadmill is somewhat greater than washing machine on weight — about 1.1×. Both figures are typical values; the full range for each is in the table above.
How do treadmills and washing machines compare on width?
Treadmill: 70–95 cm. Washing machine: 60–76 cm. Treadmill is somewhat greater than washing machine on width — about 1.2×.
How do treadmills and washing machines compare on typical lifespan?
Treadmill: 7–15 yr. Washing machine: 8–14 yr. Washing machine is somewhat greater than treadmill on typical lifespan — about 1.1×.

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Sources

  1. Typical range compiled from manufacturer specifications — At One Place
  2. ENERGY STAR Product Specifications — US Environmental Protection Agency (Public domain (US Government))

How these figures are compiled and checked