Do I need GFCI outlets for my washer and dryer?

Answer: Always
Explanation: Current code requires GFCI protection on both the washer and dryer.

Answer: Always
Explanation: There was a code change in the 2020 edition of the National Electrical Code which require any equipment within the "laundry area" must be GFCI protected. This would mean that either the receptacles for the washer and dryer be GFCI protected or the breaker for the washer and dryer be of a GFCI type.

Answer: Sometimes
Explanation: Only Washer

Answer: Usually
Explanation: Washer yes but not on the dryer

Answer: Never
Explanation: Both have motors and can be affected by the GFCI if not rated for that purpose. Also the dryer is usually 240 volts not 120 volts so how would you plug it into an outlet. Hot tubs do require a 240 volt GFCI breaker

Answer: Rarely
Explanation: most ashing machines are on a dedicated line which doesn't need a GFI

Answer: Usually
Explanation: Washer yes, 240v dryer no

Answer: Always
Explanation: It case there is a leak

Answer: Sometimes
Explanation: Washer in some local cities.

Answer: Always
Explanation: New NEC requires!

Answer: Rarely
Explanation: Dryer is Grounded