Based on the way the main detection mechanism of Sense works today, and my experience, you should probably look at your list this way:
Likely to be detected over time
- Dryer heating element (if electric)
- Maybe washer and dryer motors, but only if the are AC old school motors (neither of mine are)
- Oven heating and range heating elements (if electric and if Sense sees enough cycles)
- Some kitchen appliances - dishwasher heating element, trash compactor, coffee maker, instant hot water heater, old school (non-inverter) fridges.
- Incandescent and florescent lighting
- Printer - laser printer heating element
- Vacuum cleaners, motorized plug-in tools
Unlikely with current main detection mechanism
On and off signatures masked by power supplies, etc.
- TVs, receivers, AV components and DVRs
- DC and variable speed motors - many pool pumps, inverter fridges, battery backup garage openers, variable speed HVAC.
- Computers (laptops and desktops)
- LED lighting (except for Hue) - I have seen some LED detected, but usually in homes that have a very low activity level of other devices.