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New Washing Machine Recommendation
slipperyshoe
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Hi All
Can anyone recommend a good washing machine? I would like a large load (min 7.5kg) if posisble. Not worried about a washer dryer or anything like that. I looked at Miele but nearly fell off my chair when I saw the price!
Does anyone know what machine Which recommends?
Thanks in advance.
Can anyone recommend a good washing machine? I would like a large load (min 7.5kg) if posisble. Not worried about a washer dryer or anything like that. I looked at Miele but nearly fell off my chair when I saw the price!
Does anyone know what machine Which recommends?
Thanks in advance.
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Err - Miele!

To be honest if you can afford then Miele are the machines to go for - no question.
A bit more information from you would be good. What budget do you have, how many washes do you do a week, how many in the household? All that sort of stuff.
Thanks
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We have had an Lg direct drive machine for 4 years, been a fantastic machine, as it's direct drive (no belt) its super quiet compared to most machines, put it this way it's 2 doors from the bedroom and we can get to sleep with it running, think ours has a 7kg drum, 1200 spin, clothes come out dryer than our old machine and that was a 1400 spin too.0
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Thanks for replies- I have an LG Direct Drive at the moment but the pump keeps going. I bought it refurbished from Ebay for £150 12 months ago and have already had it fixed once (£175).
There are two of us in the house but we are a bit lazy and only do washing on the weekend so huge loads!
I guess budget is around £400 but would consider more (not the £900 that Miele want though!).:eek:0 -
Miele. No two ways about it. They are offering a 10 year warranty on some of their machines at the moment.0
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I've had a Bosch mid-range machine for ten years now and it's only gone wrong once, with a minor fault fixed under the warranty.
I'd have no hesitation in recommending the brand.
I use the machine a max of three times a week - twice a week on average.0 -
Miele every time.Smile and be happy, things can usually get worse!0
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Bosch or Siemens.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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Buy a bosch0
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I have one of these, got it when there was a 6 year parts and labour warranty
From here at £439 with 5 years parts and labour warranty
http://www.rgbdirect.co.uk/ProductDetails.asp?SKUNumber=111733&Model=Panasonic-NA168VG3WGB
Note the £8 disposal of old appliance box is ticked by default
Miele and Siemens may have longer warranties but at a price0 -
Miele is the best and I'd say Bosch is probably next best. Having said that, I got a Zanussi 13 years ago when I bought my place and it's still working absolutely fine but there's only me (and the cats) so it's not particularly overworked
Now free from the incompetence of vodafail0
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