I need a new washing machine

JustKeepSwimming_2

Hi - I love my ISE10. It was expensive at £850 :eek: but it does have a 10 year guarantee & I can't fault it at all. Here's a link to a thread discussing it. It is cheap to run, quick to do a thorough wash (1 hr 20 @ 40C), has a 1600 spin & it can cope well with a single duvet. I have a bed-wetter & it's been the best machine ever!

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tandraig

JustKeepSwimming wrote: »

Hi - I love my ISE10. It was expensive at £850 :eek: but it does have a 10 year guarantee & I can't fault it at all. Here's a link to a thread discussing it. It is cheap to run, quick to do a thorough wash (1 hr 20 @ 40C), has a 1600 spin & it can cope well with a single duvet. I have a bed-wetter & it's been the best machine ever!

at 40C mine does 55 minutes! admitted it has only 1200 spin but I can get a double duvet in. and it cost about £150 and got a double AA rating.

and it gets my clothes clean!

titanflux

We bought a Hotpoint Aqualtis after much searching and checking of reviews, about a year ago. It is ultra-quiet (we have an open plan kitchen/lounge) , A+ economy and A+ flawless wash performance. Electronic displays, ability to create your own programmes, 1600 spin and 7.5kg capacity for £340 with connection, delivery and removal of our dead Zanussi. You can even wash king size duvet in it.

I don't think Zanussi are the quality they once were.

Great service from applicances online, but beware the follow-up phone call offering product insurance - the machine came with 1 year on-site full and a 5 year parts warranty from the manufacturer anyway.

EC12345

Our machine is also on the verge of packing in - I have read this thread with interest. We have a Hoover (not sure of model) but it's lasted for over 7 years. There are only two of us in our house so it's lasted really well.

rosekitten

which ever machine you nuy try to aim for
the highest spin speed possible so you can
save time & money on drying

fatbelly

Pollycat wrote: »

I recently bought a Bosch WAE24468GB from Dixons on-line for £386 including delivery and removal of our old machine.
It was £469.99 plus delivery in Comet.

Currently £361 (eduk8) incl delivery and 2 -year warranty from Electrical Discount UK

Pretty much same price from Dixons using voucher code

Basil1234

i currently have a bosch classixx is 7yrs old still going strong only prob we ever had with it was our fault a bra wire ripped the door seal. bras go in netted bag never had a prob since.

also bosch got out of balance spin protection you wanted use comet link for spec
BOSCH WAE24468GB
comet here with £85quid off at £405 was £490 but is nice 7kg load
http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/product/528137/BOSCH-WAE24468GB/tab/specification

as you wont be getting for a little while use these links to get price down
http://www.pricerunner.co.uk/pl/14-1217069/Washing-Machines/Bosch-WAE24468-White-Compare-Prices?ref=redirect&q=BOSCH%20WAE24468GB&search=BOSCH%20WAE24468GB&other_hits=;;47;&sort=4
lowest price on here £368 delivered

next one
http://www.dealtime.co.uk/xPO-Bosch-WAE24468
same here £368 delivered

anyway £490 machine down to £368 delivered to your door not bad a £122 saving

but i put links in as prices change not knowning when you going to get it if you do but can use for any model to knock prices down, to get you a bargain just make sure you check for any delivery charges.
the bosch machines come with a 2yr guarntee when you register on there own website basically another 1yr free on top.

hope this helps
basil

nicki_2

I found the receipt for my broken washing machine £245.94 including delivery (and no cash back - I wasn't so MSE then ) Although its nice to see that Ex paid for it on his credit card :rotfl::rotfl:

Anyways.....

After some mooching around the internet and spending most of Friday on here and the Argos website (easier to sort options & make comparisons ), then trailing around Comet & Currys on Saturday to see what the machine looked like in person (and to make sure DD could cope with operating them She wants to help out but even our current machine is too complicated for her) I've decided on this one:

http://www.bootskitchenappliances.com/Product_Information.aspx?BackLink=Product_Listings&ProductID=11324&ProductCode=ZWF16381W_WH&ProdColourID=20376&specification=false

Its Zanussi, same as my tumbledrier, its the 1600 speed I wanted ideally to cut TD time, and a 7kg drum which in theory can take a kingsized quilt (ideal for when DD is poorly and sick over my bed:o ) and hopefully cut down the need for bedding to be washed as 3 separate loads (1 kingsized quiltcover & pillows, double quilt cover & 2 pillows, double sheets & kingsized sheet & 2 pillows). I know its £347 (ouch!!!) BUT it ticks all the boxes, can be delivered before the weekend if I pay an extra £2.99 (I am soooo prepared to pay this:rotfl::rotfl: ) and I get advantage card points (Equivalent to £27.76 to spend in store Thats nearly 6 packs of hairdye ) and in theory 2% cashback through Quidco so that would be another £7.50ish So *gets calculator out* about £342/£350 for it to be here by Saturday depending on cashback being paid. I don't mind either option personally :rotfl:

Opinions please? :think:

fatbelly

nicki wrote: »

Opinions please? :think:

Good machine at a good price.