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Best Washing machine?
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Posted 1 year ago #
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im going to jinx myself but our 7 years old Beko cheap as chips bottom of the range one form currys still going strong
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Had my hotpoint Aquarious washer dryer for just over 6 years. Nout special, cost me £200 for a B grade one with a slight dent in the side which you dont see sandwiched between the kitchen units. Asthetically pleasing and matches the rest of my kitchen applience suite in graphite, unlike some of the quite frankly ugly miele stuff at 5 times the price.
Runs almost daily with either the usual laundy, dirty bike gear, or the fury vet bedding from my fiancee's guinne pigs.
In 6 years, the drain pump blocked once with fur, and the heater cutout thermostat needed re-setting when we used the dryer function for the first time in 12 months. (fan was a little sticky). Neither cost anything to fix other than an hour of my time and were due to what could be considered abuse.
Sorry I saved £700+ on a miele or the likes......err Nope.
Still I guess you pays your money and takes your chances.
My mums cheapy 8 yr old hotpoint needed its first repair last month too. A new door seal after her pet chewed it. £19 delived of ebay + 30 minutes to fit.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Miele here too. Anything cheap is false economy imo.
Although I did have a hotpoint in the 1990's which lasted 14 years and only broke down once.
Posted 1 year ago # -
Our current Bosch is around 10 yrs old & gets used 2-3 times every day
I've replaced the motor brushes twice but nothing else has needed attentionI'd buy another
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LG direct Drive here, big enough for lots of stuff, quiet enough for a good nights sleep without the house shaking to bits
Posted 1 year ago # -
Slightly OT, but can't you replace the bearings? New ones only cost about a tenner delivered, and it's no more challenging that replacing the cartridge bearings in a hub (once you've got the thing open).
Posted 1 year ago # -
got a ten year old hotpoint which at the time cost £330, still running fine, gets hammered with biking crap, no maintenance, no breakdowns, no ten year warranty
thats 63p a week
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