Integrated washer/dryer

[ash_scotland88]

It's coming up to that time of year where washing takes an age to dry in doors. I know the debate of washer dryers, twice as much to go wrong, not as good as individual.
First is a gamble
Second, seems to come to features and amount of use. We're a two/three a week wash and knowing that the dryer can't dry as much as the washer takes I think I can be prepared for the "not as good" counter arguement. Dryer will only be used in winter.

Been looking at them the past couple of days and only really narrowed it down to the below two:

Candy/Hoover 8514 - circa £400 comes with a 10year part warranty
AEG L61742WDBI - £600+

Any recommendations?
Our current washer is a John Lewis 7kg drum, we don't really make use of the all the numerous wash features apart from adjusting wash times, temp and using the daily start function so would at least like to keep those. I would say the AEG is top of our price.

tah!

 

[ash_scotland88]

Thanks for all the comments. I did forget about the "bagger" air dryers.
Latest one been looking at is a Beko WDIX8543100, sensors for drying and what I thought was randomly handy was an eye level guage to try and avoid overloading.

 

[ash_scotland88]

No family, just two of us.

Current kitchen doesn't allow stacking, and we would be losing our only usable cupboard space if weoved it elsewhere.
Is there such a kitchen cupboard that would allow something placed below an eye level oven?...