Condenser Tumble Dryer

Joe_Millionaire

Does anyone know where I can get a Condenser Tumble dryer from?

I am not looking to pay as little as possible as long as it is NEW.

Thanks in Advanced

funnyguy

i got mine recently from littlewoods direct.using a £20 dicount code{plus free delivery code} through quidco..

Joe_Millionaire

What type/model is it?

Do you have a link?

Thanks

Doozergirl

I ordered a Hotpoint CTD40G last Monday and it came on Wednesday morning. It has a sensor, not just a timer on it, so it stops when the clothes are dry. My H always had a habit of putting the dryer on for the full time - apart from the sheer waste of electricity, they used to come out as crispy as biscuits. Now they are perfect and most stuff is ready to be folded, doesn't even need ironing.

Had a look in the shops first to see what I liked and then used pricerunner to compare for the best price. I went through quidco to pixmania, so I got 4% cashback I think and a fiver off on a voucher from somewhere else. £215 delivered.

jackieb

I have one of these Doozergirl. I got it earlier this year and it's got terribly noisy. I read some reviews saying it was noisy but I thought it would be okay - but it really is bad. How's yours for noise?

I've also broken off the drawer door of the water container. It's quite easy to do so be careful when carrying it to the sink.

My sister has an LG condenser dryer and it's better than mine. It has a rack you can put in it (and a light which switches on when you open the door. Not sure that's really necessary though lol) and you can dry sweaters flat or trainers on it. You can stop the drum from going round when the rack is in, so your shoes or delicates don't wallop around in the drum. Not sure of her model number though.

Redbedhead

I got our last one from Tribal Uk, who were very good. Have also used 365 electrical.com who I would recommend. The best way to do it I found was work out which model we wanted and then use kelkoo to see who offered it at the cheapest price. There was quite a bit of difference in the prices.

MARTIMAN

Hi, this is the one we bought last yr, weve had no problem with it (so the missus says anyway:rotfl:)

http://www.comparestoreprices.co.uk/dryers/zanussi-tc7103.asp#buy

I actual bought it from the co-op online for around £250

-1-

Got one of these on order http://www.vectordirect.tv/vector_products/ideas_for_Home_Garden/Air-O-Dry/index.html

Was sucked in from the TV demonstrations i'm afraid.

Currently have a 9kg LG dryer which takes ages to dry things (however I am always being told off for putting too much in it).

Doozergirl

jackieb wrote: »

I have one of these Doozergirl. I got it earlier this year and it's got terribly noisy. I read some reviews saying it was noisy but I thought it would be okay - but it really is bad. How's yours for noise?

Yeah, you're right. It's pretty noisy.

My living room is upstairs so I don't really notice it, but I guess it could be an issue for some!

Bella_b

My sister got one from John Lewis, I think you can get £10 off if you buy online and spend over £50 at johnlewis.com, go to johnlewis.com/prima for more info. This was from the 'Christmas Chequebook' full of discount vouchers in the latest edition of Prima magazine.

Joe_Millionaire

What prices have people paid, or have seen out and about looking to beat £170