ISE Washing Machine- anything better?

SwipernoSwiping

Last april I bought a Beko by christmas it had broken down right in the midst of the christmas break. It's failed 2 times on the same fault now.

While I fight with the retailer re- goods act and fit for purpose, I am planning on replacing the thing with something that will actually A: wash my whites and not turn them grey on the first wash.:mad: B: Something that will last. Value for money naturally being my aim. I don't need the hassle of replacing my washing machine every 8 months!

ISE seems to have a good ethical approach as well as Which review but I don't know anyone that has used one... it's very tempting to bob on down to comet and buy there.
LG and Miele are also a consideration.. you pay for what you get but I don't believe "BRAND" is everything.
Very tired of being exploited and "Marketed" at.
Any suggestions or feedback on ISE welcome.

santer_2

I got this A+++ one with 6 years parts and labour warranty

http://www.johnlewis.com/230906953/Product.aspx

ISE apparently take an existing machine and ask for certain improvements, which is probably why they can include a ten year parts and labour warranty, though with A++ rating £400 more than the panasonic seems expensive

http://shop.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/New+Appliances/ISE+Appliances/1607W+ISE10+Washing+Machine.html

http://www.iseappliances.co.uk/ise/index.php/products/1607w-washing-machine

http://www.washerhelp.co.uk/reviews/ISE-CI555WH-review.html

SwipernoSwiping

Thank you very much for your help.. :T John Lewis gets my hard saved pennies!