Condenser dryer

Hey all

So our hoover washer dryer has gone on the blink 18months old, 10yr warranty but the call out and fixed labour is £220

The appliance only cost £350!!!

Were thinking of adding a condenser dry elsewhere.

Are they any good?

Cheers Jake

Cuprajake Not compared to a Heat pump drier. Ideal moment to get one. I assume the drier is located indoors?

This is direct from AEG, stonking drier, similar to my John Lewis one which is a rebadged AEG

The Bosch one is very good value at £449

We air dry now but we’ve had condenser dryers before. I can’t speak for all of them but the ones we’ve had have been total crap.

Instead of wet clothes, you just get warm damp ones.

That Heat Pump AEG deal is a great buy with a discount. The entry level is priced between £900 and £1100 depending on the brand.

Integrated dryer is never good. All clothes come completely crumbled - our previous experience and my daughter’s. She only washer in her rented flat.

Thanks guys,

With NHS discount I can get the AEG for £480

Saw this thread and wondered if we should change our dryer of 8 years for a Heatpump one… turns out that’s what we already have 😆

mobius Clearly longevity doesn’t seem to be an issue, I think @LMSC made a similar discovery.

DavecUK Economical as well, although

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