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Posted 4 May 2023
LG FDV909S 9kg Heat Pump Tumble Dryer A+++ Graphite £699 w/code (£599 after LG CB) Ships Free select postcodes Man/Bradford @ Sonic Direct
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
To match your new washer, here is an energy-efficient dual inverter heat pump tumble dryer. Sonic Direct delivers for free if you are not very far from Bradford (e.g. Greater Manchester should be OK), otherwise you'd have to try to price match. I've seen it at this price once before a couple of months ago, didn't last long. You use the voucher code to bring it to £699, then, after you receive it, you apply for the £100 cashback at LG.
- Which Best Buy
- 9kg Drying Capacity
- Dual Inverter Heat Pump Technology
- 14 Drying Programmes
- 3 Drying Temperatures
- Large 2 Tone LED Display
- SmartThinQ with Wi-Fi
- Smart Diagnosis
- Sensor Drying
- Auto Cleaning Condenser
- Delay Timer
- Reversible Door
- Dual Inverter Compressor 10 Year Warranty
- Colour: Graphite
- Energy Rating: A+++
- H850 x W600 x D690 mm
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Edited by ecuador, 5 May 2023
11 Comments
sorted byLaundry mode – when you’re drying laundry indoors, your relative humidity will rise. On this setting, your dehumidifier will run at full speed for 6 hours to help dry your clothes and then automatically switch off to save energy.
Given a HP dryer will be doing a load with around 1kWh unlikely a dehumidifier can get to a 1/4 of that to remove the residual moisture from laundry.
Remember a HP dryer is really just a type of self contained dehumidifier.
I can see your point. At 6 hours to 'dry' a load of washing, which will also be stiff as a board, it doesn't even stack up on cost.
The cheapest way to dry our washing, as ever, is hanging it on the washing line on a warm, bright, breezy day.
Even a cold breezy day will work, helps to have cover area in case it rains.
There is also convenience and how much space you have to stick stuff on racks.
Underwear and smaller items just stick in the dryer can't be bothered to peg out or rack.
Shirts on hangers, outside or inside sometimes a mix then hit with the iron.
Jeans shorts sometimes hang sometimes dryer.
Bedding towels etc. mix sometimes just easier to use the dryer they take up so much room. (edited)
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