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Post# 199444 , Reply# 1   3/25/2007 at 11:40 (6,235 days old) by nickuk (chelmsford UK)   |   | |
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Oops, forgot - sucking machines are no longer discussed here. Guess that's one decision I'll have to go and make for myself then LOL |
Post# 199446 , Reply# 2   3/25/2007 at 11:46 (6,235 days old) by newwave1 (Lincoln, United Kingdom)   |   | |
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Nick, I quite like my washer/dryers, i mean its fine for me as i'm only washing for myself. now owning 2 of them i don't have the issue of waiting for one function to end before you can do the other. The LGs look interesting, though i can see you being driven insane by the out of balance sensors on them. The appealing thing is the large drum. Darren |
Post# 199558 , Reply# 11   3/26/2007 at 09:47 (6,234 days old) by robm (Buxted)   |   | |
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Hi Nick I bought my sister an LG washer dryer about a year ago as wedding present. She's got a little boy and uses it all the time. she also uses the dryer a lot. She has had no problems and really likes it. Also because her machine is on floor boards she prefers to spin the machine on 800rpm. Even so the clothes come out nice and dry. BTW it is stable, it's just the floor isn't. It is nice and quiet and doesn't seem to faff too much. Not a Miele but not bad either. Rob PS on the drier front, I think Jon said it all and I agree with him. I don't think I would spend a fortune on a drier because the expensive ones are pretty much a con some of them. After all they don't do half of what a washer does and can be just as expensive. |
Post# 199922 , Reply# 19   3/28/2007 at 11:27 (6,232 days old) by chestermikeuk (Rainhill *Home of the RailwayTrials* Merseyside,UK)   |   | |
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Hi Nick, good luck with the move, always exciting being able to pick new appliances...I`ve heard good reports of the LG washer dryer, and being direct drive means quieter if in the kitchen.....one thing to note is about the water condensing usage, I know theres is low with the fine mist spray, but it might add up if you have a water meter... If going for a seperate dryer I would recommend the Whirlpool sixth sense vented, sturdy, quiet & reliable, and is one of a few that has the backing of the Energy Savings Trust etc.. Cheers, Mike p.s. Jon, I`ve just read Hotpoint in your mail,!!!! Wow!!! |
Post# 199937 , Reply# 20   3/28/2007 at 12:47 (6,232 days old) by cbosch ()   |   | |
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I have a bosch condensor dryer with a window. Fabulous dryer not onyl can I watch it it is quiet and very very fast. Don't be bothering with a washer dryer |
Post# 201035 , Reply# 22   4/3/2007 at 21:27 (6,226 days old) by toggleswitch (New York City, NY)   |   | |
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Hi Nick: Sign in Irish Pub: English spoken; American understood. ~Dryer will go in airing cupboard upstairs. What is an airing cupdoard? ~Below the wall-mounted combi boiler, in fact at the site of hot water tank before it was ripped out. I'l like to learn what this is as well. :-) ~faffing about emptying things. No clue I tell you at the meaning........ In the second panel, do you mean bad quality machines or vented ones? By chance is this something unrelated that offers a good time? Thank you in advance for your assistance/guidance. :-) |