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TR718L4B 7000 SensiDry A Rated 8kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer £480 delivered with code @ AEG
TR718L4B 7000 SensiDry A Rated 8kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer £480 delivered with code @ AEG
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Posted 29 May 2023

TR718L4B 7000 SensiDry A Rated 8kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer £480 delivered with code @ AEG

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For the price of lower end brands, AEG's A Rated 8Kg Heat Pump Dryer is a steal! We have an AEG Oven and Hob, both made in Germany, unlike the cheaper Electrolux parent company's products!

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  1. lucas's avatar
    Are many people still using tumble dryers on here? With the energy crisis I’ve been drying everthing on an airer for free, only thing I do is the towels for 20 mins to make them soft (edited)
    goemon's avatar
    if you are in the market for a drier a heat pump one uses somewhere between a third less to half as much power as many conventional driers per load but in return it takes them much longer to do it.

    people with seasonal alergies will usually dry clothes in a tumble because line drying will saturate their clothes in pollen this time of year.
  2. Vintage670's avatar
    I have an AEG dryer purchased from John Lewis a while back for around £100 more than this. It is a brilliant dryer but I hate to say that it shrinks clothes. I only use it for towels and heavier items like bed linen as I don't trust it for shirts and t-shirts. In winter it does the job so in that sense it's worth it. Not bulky and easy to move.
    Mark_Hickman's avatar
    I don't think you're talking about a heat pump dryer, they operate at much lower temperatures and one of the great features, they are gentle on clothes and dont shrink stuff (edited)
  3. mmotti's avatar
    Thanks - Been on the fence about ordering one of these but decided to bite the bullet. (edited)
  4. mmotti's avatar
    Deal is still active with code:

    RGJUN20

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  5. sukhi_singh_1's avatar
    Heat added and ordered. Had ordered an AEG model from AO which is very similar to this with a retro door (not the best looking) for £483, cancelled that order and placed this as it looks much better! Thanks
  6. whitman_the_cat's avatar
    Great deal. I would guess that code is specific for holders of the Blue Light Card. Whether or not allowed for general use I'm not sure. Though the Perks at Work code that I could use is also for 20%.

    My bugbear of many heat pump dryers is that many only turn one way (due to the mechanics of the device) leaving sheets in a ball. However, I believe this AEG does reverse going by some Amazon reviews, which is great to have.
    amit5175's avatar
    Not specific. This a generic code that AEG always have, it's not unique to a user.
  7. samwants2save's avatar
    Nice! I've just saved 480 squids by hanging the washing out on the line

    (jokes aside, great price for those who are in the market for one)
  8. AnalystTherapist's avatar
    I have a slightly older model, AEG are an awesome brand (Electrolux premium). I bought this over a Miele. The Miele would have impressed my guests, but the AEG saves me money which is more important
    Amazonianman's avatar
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    There was a time when both competed with each other. It's clear that Electrolux are trying to restore AEG to its former glory. More German made products and better finish and quality. If they sort their aftersales support out, it'd be a serious contender!
  9. MINCER's avatar
    50276335-rJGai.jpgI have an AEG oven which is great and an AEG fridge freezer which is awful quality. So not sure it is a top end brand since Electrolux acquired the name rights, who they sub-licence to other manufacturers by the way. Take your pick for where this could be manufactured. (edited)
    sukhi_singh_1's avatar
    Manufactured in Poland as per description on AO’s website. Not sure if that’s a good or bad thing however I won’t turn my nose at something that’s been developed elsewhere.

    You’d like to think the manufacturing process for a company like AEG is high standard regardless of where it’s made.  (edited)
  10. HalG's avatar
    TCB 6.8% - £447.36
    50277751_1.jpgUpdate: purchased it via TCB. 4.9% - £456.51 (edited)
  11. CorpJones's avatar
    Anyone use a heat pump in a garage successfully? I've heard performance of energy efficiency drops so I've stuck with my condenser for now, would appreciate other people's experiences though:)
    Amazonianman's avatar
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    Yes. No issues.
  12. chopboy's avatar
    That’s a cracking deal. Ordered. Thanks to the OP.
  13. dealfeal's avatar
    Is voucher not working anymore??
    mmotti's avatar
    RGJUN20
  14. mmotti's avatar
    Dryer is back in stock

    Code: RGJUN20

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  15. marmaluke's avatar
    Ordered. Thanks!
  16. lamontj's avatar
    Out of stock now. Damn missrd it. Hope something similar comes up...
    Amazonianman's avatar
    Author
    Back in stock!
  17. CynicalNurse's avatar
    Shouldn't be sharing BLC codes, otherwise retailers won't offer them.
  18. Ritchie_Yoshikawa's avatar
    Where do i add the discount code? I'm currently at the make a payment page and am worried it will take it without having chance to put the code in?
    Amazonianman's avatar
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    See screenshot above
  19. Halfaudio's avatar
    In USA they use gas tumble dryers 15-30min megal load ready.. Someone came over and was complaining that the thing is broken had to explain this is long tea time in England..
    Amazonianman's avatar
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    Me no speakey 'Merican!
  20. amit5175's avatar
    I'm currently in Turkey on holiday, trying to order this but as soon as I add to the basket it's going from.£549 to £849. Has it now expired?
    sukhi_singh_1's avatar
    Still showing at the reduced price for me, might be due to being in Turkey?
  21. MrJuice's avatar
    Heat pump dryers are all flawed by design as you can't remove and therefore clean the condenser. Eventually dust will build up in them as no filter captures 100% fluff.
    So the dryer recycles dirty air containing wet smelly mouldy fluff back into your freshly washed clothes. (edited)
    whitman_the_cat's avatar
    You're right that they cannot capture all the fluff. When the heat exchanger is covered is then covered in said damp fluff, the air just cannot circulate properly. On my old model, it was never mouldy or smelly. It did mean noticeably degraded performance taking a very long time to dry.

    Though there was a flap to access it and it could be cleaned. Only the front had any build up. It was just an extra occasional cleaning step, but I learned the hard way not to use fingers as those fins can be sharp.

    The LG I have now doesn't have the flap and sprays water at the HE to clean it automatically. Time will tell how effective that is.
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