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Hoover H-Dry 300 HLEC9DCE Freestanding 9kg Condenser Tumble Dryer £266.90 Delivered with code @ Hughes Via eBay
Hoover H-Dry 300 HLEC9DCE Freestanding 9kg Condenser Tumble Dryer £266.90 Delivered with code @ Hughes Via eBay
Hoover H-Dry 300 HLEC9DCE Freestanding 9kg Condenser Tumble Dryer £266.90 Delivered with code @ Hughes Via eBay
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Posted 30 April 2023

Hoover H-Dry 300 HLEC9DCE Freestanding 9kg Condenser Tumble Dryer £266.90 Delivered with code @ Hughes Via eBay

£266.90£31415% off
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was looking for a new tumble dryer and this was a good deal , Its already is a sale was £349 down to £314 but with ebay code FORYOURHOME15 it takes it down to £266



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Item specifics
Condition
New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging ... Read moreabout the condition
Brand
Hoover
Installation
Freestanding/Side-by-Side
Model
HLEC9DCE
Colour
White
Country/Region of Manufacture
TR
Dryer Capacity
9
Dryer Programs
16
Energy Consumption per Year
168
Energy Efficiency Rating
B
Features
Full Size
Item Depth
585
Item Height
850
Item Width
596
Load Type
Front-Loading
MPN
HLEC9DCE
Manufacturer Warranty
1 Year
Operating Sound Rating
68
Smart Home Compatibility
Yes
Type
Tumble Dryers
UPC
Does Not Apply
EAN
8059019037653
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  1. Nujol's avatar
    Nujol
    IMO tumble dryers should attract 100% VAT. Stopped using ours over a year ago, just pop the washing on a £10 rack from ASDA. The next day it’s all dry at no charge. Or in the summer hang outside for 2 hours.
    AdelRawas's avatar
    AdelRawas
    No thank you I like my house without mold and I like my children without lung disease from all the humidity (edited)
  2. rugman's avatar
    rugman
    another £100 gets you a heat pump equivalent, you'll save that back in electricity costs in a year or two

    ebay.co.uk/itm…Aux
  3. MSHawk's avatar
    MSHawk
    Buy cheap, buy twice. Had this and it failed 13 days after the 1 year warranty. Would never have the brands Hoover, Candy or Hotpoint (all the same brand) in my home. They are trash. They’re cheaply made, unreliable, poor quality and these days not built to last. Replaced with a Samsung Heat Pump Tumble Dryer I saw on HUK on offer. Much better build quality, works better and has the 5/10 year Parts AND Labour guarantee. Much better in my opinion
    melted's avatar
    melted
    Hotpoint is not the same brand, they are a whirlpool brand, along with indesit.

    Perhaps you are thinking of Haier, who own candy and hover. (edited)
  4. fleabittenvarmint's avatar
    fleabittenvarmint
    To the Candy-haters, we have a Candy washing machine and a Candy tumble dryer (vented type), both approaching 19 years old and both still working. Admittedly, a lot can change in 19 years, so perhaps the quality has gone downhill since we bought ours, but that's no reason to generalise that cheaper brands are rubbish.
  5. Shakattack's avatar
    Shakattack
    Hi. Am i right in thinking this can be used in cold conditions e.g. Shed? I have a heat pump atm in the shed and it does not function great in the cold.
    melted's avatar
    melted
    It should work in the shed, it has a conventional heating element, but they usually advice using a vented dryer, I would assume the reason is water collecting in the water tank in a condensing dryer could freeze up and damage the machine. Vented are also the simplest and most reliable, but obviously require an external vent hole.

    It is also going to be drastically more expensive to run than your heat pump!

    I would be tempted to keep the heat pump and build a large insulated cabinet to put it in, using non-flammable insulation (not polystyrene!) and add a mini very low wattage heater if absolutely needed. (edited)
  6. Besford's avatar
    Besford
    Hoover - no thanks!
  7. Slick_uk's avatar
    Slick_uk
    Would echo the above, I'd pay a bit extra for the heat pump ones, ao.com have a tool that shows you how much you will save in electricity over (I think) 15 years vs a conventional / least efficient tumble dryer and it was about £7,000. We got the top of the range Samsung one on credit as it was more than we wanted to spend, but I know we'll make that back in power usage over a few years and not a drop of condensation in the small room it operates in either.
  8. adnan.yusuf's avatar
    adnan.yusuf
    I’ve got this exact machine. Purchased it in November 2021 and it has literally just failed one me. Repairing it will cost £145 but I think I will be getting another one instead. It’s very noisy too I wouldn’t recommend it if I’m honest but was tempted by the price at the time which I think was £280
    melted's avatar
    melted
    If it is going to cost that much to repair, unless you use it in a cold shed or garage, I'd replace it with a heat pump dryer, which would only use 40% of the electricity this model does.
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