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Does it make sense to replace my older fridge, freezer, window air conditioner or room dehumidifier with a new one?

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Does it make sense to replace my older fridge, freezer, window air conditioner or room dehumidifier with a new one?

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It may, because newer fridges (Freezers, window air conditioners, or room dehumidifiers) cost so much less to operate than an older unit. For example, replacing a 20-year-old 18 cubic feet refrigerator with a new Energy StarĀ® qualified refrigerator will result in an annual energy cost savings of about $130. At this rate, the savings will pay for the cost of the new refrigerator in 5 to 7 years.

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