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Gas Dryer

gaz wac · 2008-11-18 10:08:08

Hi, We're about to get a new kitchen and the wife wants a dryer but im worried about the cost on the elec bill, just looking into gas dryers and wondering what your thoughts are? Would they be expensive to fix if they broke down? Are they really cheaper to run than elec? Anyone got one? Cheers :)

18-11-2008 11:08am

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gaz wac

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Hi,

We're about to get a new kitchen and the wife wants a dryer but im worried about the cost on the elec bill, just looking into gas dryers and wondering what your thoughts are? Would they be expensive to fix if they broke down? Are they really cheaper to run than elec?

Anyone got one?

Cheers

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#2 18-11-2008 11:10pm

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The maintained of any gas appliance has to be taken into account when buying or installing one
They can be expensive to repair average call out 100 Euro this is for the first half hour
I would think hard about getting a gas tumble drier

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#3 18-11-2008 11:11pm

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The maintainance of any gas appliance has to be taken into account when buying or installing one
They can be expensive to repair average call out 100 Euro this is for the first half hour
I would think hard about getting a gas tumble drier

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#4 26-03-2009 1:21am

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I would still be of the same opinion
70% cheaper pull the other one

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#5 26-03-2009 9:36pm

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I don't like them, all that Lint and a naked flame , it would need to be well looked after.

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