Use soothing powder to dry the skin. Sometimes, especially in hot and humid climates, it can be difficult to keep heat rash-affected skin completely dry, even if you avoid exercise. In these cases, try applying a small amount of talcum powder, baby powder, or corn starch (in a pinch) to the affected area.

A built-in water heater allows your washer to attain higher water temperatures than what a water heater could have provided alone. This boosts the cleaning of whites and helps maximize allergen and sanitizing cycles. It is a feature to look out for if you have laundry that requires and will benefit from the above facilities.

Heat rash (prickly heat or miliaria) is a mild inflammation of clogged sweat ducts. The rash is characterized by small, raised bumps (like coarse sandpaper) spreadevenly across small patches of skin. The rash usually goes away on it's own and resolves in hours to a few days.