Washing Machines
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Sorry to get all domesticated but what do you actually look for when buying a washing machine? Mine has finally decided to give up. And can anyone recommend a cheap place online to buy one from?
Thanks,
Steve.
Sorry to get all domesticated but what do you actually look for when buying a washing machine? Mine has finally decided to give up. And can anyone recommend a cheap place online to buy one from?
Thanks,
Steve.
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hughes is ok. i look for the amount of load it takes cos i like to wash quilts etc in it, how fast it spins and if it does delicates. 'which' is good for things like reliability, repair costs etc. loads of multiprogramme do this n do thats about but would you actually use them
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i've got a hotpoint and it works fine and has done for the last 5 years (so the wife tells me anyway)
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A washing machine is the one bit of kit for which I take out a 5 year Warranty. We've always stuck to Zanussi - middle price range and they seem to last about 3 years before first call out. Ours get heavy use with kids and dogs (no we don't wash them!). Machine played up over Christmas so I just bought a £35 second hand one to use until service agent was open again. I am sure Bosch, Neff, or Miele would be better but I thought they were megabucks relatively speaking. DL
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Hello
what do you actually look for when buying a washing machine?
what do you actually look for when buying a washing machine?
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I've had a hoover which was fine until the bearing gave out. Parts seem cheap, had to fit a new seal at one point. It lasted over ten years before it broke though. Currently on a Zanussi which hasn't blown up yet. Had that about three-four years.
uk.pricerunner.com for another price/feature matching website.
J.
uk.pricerunner.com for another price/feature matching website.
J.
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For some reason Comet actually seem to do some good prices on-line. Bought my iPAQ from them, cheapest I could find.
Now why they can't sell the stuff in the shops at that price...
Now why they can't sell the stuff in the shops at that price...
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