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Recommend a condenser dryer please

Woolygloves · 2016-12-16 13:25:52

Budget around 500. Can't decide if it's worth getting a heat pump one or just standard condenser. We use it a lot. Thanks

16-12-2016 2:25pm

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Woolygloves

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Budget around 500. Can't decide if it's worth getting a heat pump one or just standard condenser. We use it a lot. Thanks

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#2 20-12-2016 4:09pm

cros13

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Heat pump... definitely a heat pump.

At least 2-3 times cheaper to run per load, more if your existing dryer didn't have a moisture sensor. That's based on my old B-rated dryer and a kWh meter.

I got an A++ rated Samsung DV70F5E0HGW on sale for €470 from power city last year and couldn't be happier.

The one thing to watch is that once a week/month (depending on your usage) you need to clean lint out of the heat pump vanes. This is a simple process but some people forget.

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