White Knight 76AW White Condenser Tumble Dryer any good

hi there is this tumble dryer any good the lowest a could find this was £190.00 at argos is there anywhere cheaper

i looked at the white knight 42A tumble dryer at argos this was 120.00 with a vent kit. i do not have room ands space to have the vent put in , this dryer is rear venting , but my m8 said they dryer would be ok in a small space and no need for the vent kit, any advice on this would be great.

also which is better vent one or a condenser one.

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  • julesgr
    julesgr Posts: 657 Forumite
    If you use a tumble dryer without a vent kit you will end up with damp and condensation problems. The condenser dryers are better if you aren't able to vent. We have a front vented tumble dryer which we use a condenser box with but still need to have the window open as well.
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  • myself321
    myself321 Posts: 404 Forumite
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    am i right in thinking with a condenser one you dont have to have any windows open as it would be in a room with no windows
  • julesgr
    julesgr Posts: 657 Forumite
    yes a condenser takes away the need for the same amount of venting that is needed by a standard tumble dryer
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  • silaslang
    silaslang Posts: 148 Forumite
    We bought a cheap White Knight condenser dryer and it broke just out of warranty. Condenser dryers are expensive to fix due to its circuit board, I wish we would have bought a normal dryer and a condenser box.
  • myself321
    myself321 Posts: 404 Forumite
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    where can the condenser boxers be purchased from for the white night
  • myself321
    myself321 Posts: 404 Forumite
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    silaslang wrote: »
    We bought a cheap White Knight condenser dryer and it broke just out of warranty. Condenser dryers are expensive to fix due to its circuit board, I wish we would have bought a normal dryer and a condenser box.


    when it was working did it do a good job, is it the same one i am looking at the 76AW , many thanks
  • Poppycat
    Poppycat Posts: 19,913 Forumite
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    QED have 10% off laundry products (spend £400+ to get discount) on offer according to there email they sent me last night, see discount codes for code (have to make a new posts in a few minutes) They sell white night


    We had a condenser washer dryer and it was fine in our kitchen no vent needed.
  • dnc1781
    dnc1781 Posts: 184 Forumite
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    myself321 wrote: »
    hi there is this tumble dryer any good the lowest a could find this was £190.00 at argos is there anywhere cheaper

    i do not have room ands space to have the vent put in ,

    also which is better vent one or a condenser one.

    A condenser TD would be better.

    Which? Report 22 May 2007
    Tumble Dryers

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    Cheapest condenser:
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    Chepest vented:
    Hotpoint VTD00
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