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condenser dryer
crewe
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Hi
I am looking for a condenser dryer.
It will be going next to a washing machine so I have a drainage point. A friend has told me you can buy a condenser dryer with a perm drain so you don't have to empty to bottle all the time.
Can anyone tell me where I can buy one.
Thanks
Crewe
I am looking for a condenser dryer.
It will be going next to a washing machine so I have a drainage point. A friend has told me you can buy a condenser dryer with a perm drain so you don't have to empty to bottle all the time.
Can anyone tell me where I can buy one.
Thanks
Crewe
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Our condenser dryer came with that option as standard - maybe they all do?The IVF worked;DS born 2006.0
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The best thing about acondenser dryers is they normally come with an automatic sensor that detects when your washing is dry and turns it off.0
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Our condenser tumble dryer switches off automatically when everything's dry. Can't see the point of getting a condenser one if you're going to set it up to drain?0
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Hi
We can not have a vented dryer because the vent would have to go outside which is not possible.
Can anyone clear this up, do all condenser dryers have a drain system as well as the bottle to empty.
We want to be lazy and not have the hassle of emptying the bottle.
Any help please.0 -
This one definitely says you can connect it to a drain:-
http://www.comet.co.uk/comet/html/cache/51_126535.htmlThe IVF worked;DS born 2006.0 -
The one we have no longer seems to have be for sale - but for your information it is a Creda T632CW. I would suggest actually looking at your local Comet, Currys etc and looking at the product specifications in person.
Good luck with it.The IVF worked;DS born 2006.0 -
Thanks for all the help
I will just have to get off my back side and roam around some shops.
Cheers
Crewe0 -
i think the vast majority will, when they're condensing into a bottle it's still basically a drain anyway!0
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Ordered a WHITE KNIGHT CL767 CONDENSER
from QED £187.39 including del
Thanks for the help
Crewe
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