Jml Dri Buddi £48 this weekend only.

newhere_3

I cant get my clothes to dry in this weather and its only going to get worse in the coming months, so have invested in a Dri Buddi.

Basically I dont want a tumble dryer as > 90% of the clothes in my wardrobe say, they are not suitable for tumble drying.

The Dri Buddi is apparantly safe for all cloth types, and at this price i reckon its worth it.

Price gets reduced by 20% at checkout stage, and £4.95 delivery.

http://www.jmldirect.com/uk/laundry/dri-buddi/invt/d04db10100000001/

VfM4meplse

I am constantly bemoaning having to dry my clothes indoors over the winter months - this looks like a great idea as JML usually produce good quality solutions to make life easier, but not sure how helpful it would be after looking at this.

Still, I'd try it if it is ever sold for £12 again.

elm.

Haven't tried one of these but love the heated clothes maid thing we got from Lakeland (about £30 more expensive). It heats up the room as well as drying clothes so great for winter!! Something else worth having a look at as an alternative to this one.

abwsco

elm. wrote: »

Haven't tried one of these but love the heated clothes maid thing we got from Lakeland (about £30 more expensive). It heats up the room as well as drying clothes so great for winter!! Something else worth having a look at as an alternative to this one.

elm. have you found it as cheap to run as they say. DD could do with something to dry her washing on but they're on a tight budget for electric.

tin_can

VfM4meplse wrote: »

I am constantly bemoaning having to dry my clothes indoors over the winter months - this looks like a great idea as JML usually produce good quality solutions to make life easier, but not sure how helpful it would be after looking at this.

Still, I'd try it if it is ever sold for £12 again.

my sister got one from a charity shop for 4.00 pound she love it

dinglebert

Had one for a brief time. Its bigger than you think, noisy and took ages to dry. Found towels were a nono.

FagAshLil

I've got the big Lakeland one (stolen from my mum !) - it costs 5p an hour to run but it's obviously not as quick as a tumble dryer. Most things are dry overnight. Hth.

VfM4meplse

FagAshLil wrote: »

I've got the big Lakeland one (stolen from my mum !) - it costs 5p an hour to run but it's obviously not as quick as a tumble dryer. Most things are dry overnight. Hth.

I'd quite like one ...I guess second hand from fleabay might be an option.

elm.

I haven't monitored the cost to be honest!! There are usually voucher codes knocking around for £5 off a spend over £30 or whatever if anyone decides to go for one. They have a great returns policy