Tumble dryer, which one ?
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You don't appear to having much luck with English, so maybe you would be better at speaking German.
Give it a try and let us know how you get on.
Give it a try and let us know how you get on.
Oh, the irony!
I will be watching this thread with interest. A new dryer is required and there doesn't seem to be anything other than 5* reviews on every product. Internet reviews aren't what they used to be.
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John Lewis own brand for the three year warranty 
. Or Miele if you've got the cash and appreciate the build quality.
. Or Miele if you've got the cash and appreciate the build quality.
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Our Bosch condensing one is very good and seems to be technically excellent i.e. chuck clothes in and it dries them to whatever setting you want in the time it requires not just a set time of heat and spin.
Save yourself a load of cash and buy a White Knight.
White Knight tumble dryer reviews
The White Knight dryers we've tested generally score average to excellent for evenness of drying and for running costs. However, scores for overall drying time range from good to very poor and several models score very poorly for noise.
Time for you to buy insurance, we spend something silly like £14 a month for 3 white goods (Washing Machine, Fridge and Oven) with no excess and no call out fee, we needed a new seal on our fridgefreezer door, they said it'd be easier to replace the door, that's what they did.
It's probably the best investment this house has.
It's probably the best investment this house has.
Yeah, we are thinking about this, thanks.
Go for it, let me go and have a dig and see who it's with.
Edit: It's called "Whatever Happens" it's through a major highstreet company, we pay like £15 a month for the 3 things it seems
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This all over.
Cheap, does the job, and when it breaks, just get a new one due to low cost. It's what we do, and lots of other people.
Our white knight lasted at least three years, and then we sold it on as it was still working perfectly
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Just got a BEKO DSC64W Condenser Tumble Dryer - White
Have to say havent used it yet but will get plenty of use in Winter once new baby arrives!
Have to say havent used it yet but will get plenty of use in Winter once new baby arrives!
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The Ikea stuff looks decent, even more so with a 5 year warranty.
Think its all made by whirlpool anyway
Are they standard depths tho or, ikea carcass depth is the question
Think its all made by whirlpool anyway
Are they standard depths tho or, ikea carcass depth is the question
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We have the older version of that and it has been drying two loads a day for a year now. It has started to throw a wobble on occasion by saying the tank and filter need emptied but I took the back off and cleaned all of the dust off the electronics and it seems to be back to normal.
It has performed well and the only reason I'm looking for a new dryer is because the wife wants a silver coloured one to match the new appliances at our new house.
