Does a washing machine require GFCI protection?

Answer: Always
Explanation: According to the 2020 NEC code book cycle, dryers are now required to be on GFCI protection.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: GFCI sometimes is required by the washer machines manufacturer.

Answer: Never
Explanation: The NEC doesn't require GFCI protection for clothes washing machines specifically, but it does for “Laundry Areas.”

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: NEC has no specific requirements for the washing machine itself, however, the location of the washing machine comes into play if it's in a bathroom or unfinished basement. Local codes could also require it, For the few dollars more involved I prefer to exceed NEC requirements and install a GFI and err on the side of caution.

Answer: Always
Explanation: A GFCI is required anytime an appliance or the power outlet could possibly come in contact with water.

Answer: Always
Explanation: Rule of thumb without getting into Code: Anything around water.

Answer: Never
Explanation: its not a nec code

Answer: Never
Explanation: A dedicated circuit on a breaker of its own is the best way

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: Check local building codes

Answer: Always
Explanation: National electrical code requires gfi protection for a washer.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: Some jurisdictions allow for dedicated receptacle to be used only for washer then not needed

Answer: Always
Explanation: In dwelling units, GFCI protection is required in the laundry area.

Answer: Never
Explanation: outlet is only used for washing machine nothing else,if being used for other use also that needs GFI protection

Answer: Always
Explanation: most major appliances dealing with water should have a GFCI to prevent shock

Answer: Not sure
Explanation: A good idea, but not required.