Tumble dryer - best one

Thursdays_child_3

I am looking to renew my existing dryer for a condensor dryer, hopefully in the sales. Does anybody have any recomendations please?

baby_bronagh

I've had a GAS white knight dryer for 8 years and I can't imagine life without it. Although they're more expensive to buy, the running costs are excellent.

suzybloo

Have just fitted up a new condenser dryer today - bought off Tesco where you are getting triple points on some electrical goods and also had code for 999 points - total points received 1671. I dont buy anything other than Hotpoint - this one was £224 but does 7kg - the drum is massive!!!!! Possibly worth a look.

phanco

I just ordered a Zanussi from Pixmania (http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/631576/art/zanussi/zan-zdc46130w-condens.html).

Ordered last night, delivery booked (via Currys Home Delivery service as Pixmania is now part of DSGi) for 28th December.

Total delivered was £197 (used £5 code as well) - cheapest elswhere was currys at £249.

"only" a 6KG drum but at 3.7Kwh very economical to run for the price.

rosekitten

try electrical123 their prices are often very good
and everything includes delivery,also you can pick
your delivery day which is handy.

hb1444

phanco wrote: »

I just ordered a Zanussi from Pixmania (http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/631576/art/zanussi/zan-zdc46130w-condens.html).

Ordered last night, delivery booked (via Currys Home Delivery service as Pixmania is now part of DSGi) for 28th December.

Total delivered was £197 (used £5 code as well) - cheapest elswhere was currys at £249.

"only" a 6KG drum but at 3.7Kwh very economical to run for the price.

I'd go with phanco and get the Zanussi. We are planning to buy a new fridge freezer washing machine and dryer, we have never used a dryer before. I was thinking go for this one. Argos sell that dryer for £199 in the sales. I think I am going to go for that one, being a moneysaver, I'd like to get a low energy one. Or I will get a higher model.

I was going to get the A rated White Knight but it is misleading. You can only take advantage of its low energy by letting it run for 8 HOURS:eek: :eek: :eek: in the night and I don't want to let it run because I need clothes dry quick and it doesn't look safe too.

zippybungle

I am thinking of getting a dryer too, so keep the comments and suggestions coming please


Zippy x

sharpei31

argos have 20% off all dryers at the moment the cheapest is £175.99 also tesco have 20% off there's also

jackieb

Don't get a Hotpoint condenser dryer. I got one about 6 months ago and my son can hear it up in the loft when it's on. Works fine, but the noise...!!

jackieb

hb1444 wrote: »

I was going to get the A rated White Knight but it is misleading. You can only take advantage of its low energy by letting it run for 8 HOURS:eek: :eek: :eek: in the night and I don't want to let it run because I need clothes dry quick and it doesn't look safe too.

That's not safe! I'd never leave a dryer on overnight, or when I was out of the house. I've had 2 go on fire (we were in at the time), and I knew someone whose kitchen was gutted after going out and leaving their dryer on.

tonydee

We're too looking for a dryer, something we've never had. Is the only difference between a condenser to a vented dryer is that the vented has the flexible flue to the outside and the condenser doesn't?

Thanks