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I need a condenser tumble dryer asap best deal?
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katepnlo
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Hi, my tumble dryer has just died..cant complain it was the cheapest of the cheap and has lasted years.
But now i need a new one asap..with this weather and 4 children i can't be without one!
i am needing a condenser one, i see Bosch are good but haven't had a chance to research as i have only jkaust found the tumble dryer has died.
i don't want to spend lots but will spend if it is worth it if you see what i meen.
so can anyone point me in the direction of a good deal, any certain one you recomend.
i don't mind which brand as loong as it is a condenser.
anything i should be looking out for any features?
thank you
need to buy today
kate
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But now i need a new one asap..with this weather and 4 children i can't be without one!
i am needing a condenser one, i see Bosch are good but haven't had a chance to research as i have only jkaust found the tumble dryer has died.
i don't want to spend lots but will spend if it is worth it if you see what i meen.
so can anyone point me in the direction of a good deal, any certain one you recomend.
i don't mind which brand as loong as it is a condenser.
anything i should be looking out for any features?
thank you
need to buy today
kate
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I have no knowledge of condenser dryers, but this seems a good deal from John Lewis at £189 with a 2 year warranty and free delivery.
http://www.johnlewis.com/Electrical+Appliances/Washers+and+Dryers/Washers+and+Dryers/+Tumble+Dryers/522/230214885/Product.aspx
Plus there is a £20 discount code here
http://www.hotukdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=106742
Plus - you can get 6% cashback by going through Quidco.
Which i think works out aprox £159 for a condenser dryer delivered from John Lewis with a 2 year warranty.... can't be bad.0 -
Hi,
Just my tuppence, but I bought a Hotpoint WD860 about 14 months ago. I got it at a really good price, but it has been the most useless piece of junk I've ever owned.
Hotpoint have been out moreorless every 2 months since I got it to repair it. Various faults. They gave a 12 month guarantee, with 5 year warantee on parts.
That's all well and good but of course it's broken AGAIN.
We had no other option at this time of year but to pay for the extended warantee so they'd come and fix it. I'm seething, and can't wait to see the back of it.
I did have a look at the John Lewis ones and wondered whether they were any good. Next time I think my primary concern will be length of guarantee, although the last one I had was a cheapo Indesit (same manufacturers as hotpoint) but it was excellent. I guess there's no accounting.
R
All posts made are my own opinions and constitute neither professional advice nor the opinions of my employers 0 -
Only just seen your post Kate I'm probably too late now anyway but after having a cheapo vented one for years with no problems I bought a condenser dryer but it takes forever to dry things and is noisy. They also take a helluva lot of energy. Try Which mag site for best buys. Cheap will usually mean more spent on fuel but the energy efficient A rated ones are much more expensive.I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!0
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