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£200 discount from Monday for Costco members. The price includes delivery
The Hisense WFGA90141VM, 9kg, 1400rpm Washing Machine, B Rated in White offers high-end performance for you and your home. This model has 14 great programmes for your laundry, as well as great features including Wave Plus Technology, Power Wash, Dose Assist, a 1400 rpm spin, and inverter technology making it really quiet.
Steam Mix
This amazing steam function deep cleans your clothes, leaving them soft and fresh reducing the need for ironing. The steam mix option works in the last 10 to 20 minutes of the wash cycle by producing a steam clean, helping to remove allergens, and smooths the fabric in such a way that there is almost no need for ironing. Steam Mix technology is available in 3 main programmes.
Inverter Motor
Inverter Technology allows your washing machine’s motor to rotate at the optimum speed for the load. This results in lower levels of vibration meaning a quieter, longer lasting, and more reliable washing machine that uses less energy than conventional washing machines.
Power Wash 59’
This power wash achieves perfect results in less than an hour while consuming less energy and water.
Dose Assist
Dose Assist will always help you find the optimal dose of detergent to use, regardless of the amount of washing you put in your washing machine. Sit back and rest assured you're using detergent in the most economical way.
The Hisense WFGA90141VM, 9kg, 1400rpm Washing Machine, B Rated in White offers high-end performance for you and your home. This model has 14 great programmes for your laundry, as well as great features including Wave Plus Technology, Power Wash, Dose Assist, a 1400 rpm spin, and inverter technology making it really quiet.
Steam Mix
This amazing steam function deep cleans your clothes, leaving them soft and fresh reducing the need for ironing. The steam mix option works in the last 10 to 20 minutes of the wash cycle by producing a steam clean, helping to remove allergens, and smooths the fabric in such a way that there is almost no need for ironing. Steam Mix technology is available in 3 main programmes.
Inverter Motor
Inverter Technology allows your washing machine’s motor to rotate at the optimum speed for the load. This results in lower levels of vibration meaning a quieter, longer lasting, and more reliable washing machine that uses less energy than conventional washing machines.
Power Wash 59’
This power wash achieves perfect results in less than an hour while consuming less energy and water.
Dose Assist
Dose Assist will always help you find the optimal dose of detergent to use, regardless of the amount of washing you put in your washing machine. Sit back and rest assured you're using detergent in the most economical way.
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sorted bySorry can't agree with that!.... I'm on my second indesit washing machine. The first one lasted 11 years and was so impressed I bought another as a replacement. Both were the basic models under £200 delivered if memory serves me correctly :/ . Any way the second one is 4 years old and going strong.
I believe this washing machine is made in Slovenia. I have recently ordered Hisense fridge freezer from costco and it was made in Serbia under Gorenje license which is big and well established company in Slovenia (edited)
£169.99 INC VAT & delivery:
I remember a member of the family bought a Second Hand indesit washing machine for just £20 from a friend.... We all thought it would only last about 6 months.... To our amazement it carried on working for another 5 years.... indesit are a very good brand....
I’ve read on another site (AO) same model it does have a quick wash? 30 degrees 20 mins.
Won't fit in the HUKD tat draw but have the storage space to keep it elsewhere...decisions, decisions.
£37? Wow I got mine off fleabay for £6.75! I didn’t realise they could be so expensive
Maybe try a laundry bag, might help
It's still should be changed to assembled in Britain it's misleading to claim you making the entire machine from scratch in this country. I live 5 miles from the factory but wouldn't bother with the Ebac brand the owner is an idiot and the washing machines haven't taken off to the extent he was hoping they would. Argos only briefly listed them before deciding to delist them I don't think they are stocked in any major retailer only some independent companies.
How many washing machines do you need
If it breaks; I'll visit the laundrette and buy a new washing machine. My second hand Hotpoint cost me £100 8 years ago. Its cheap enough that I'm really not that worried.
And there's people out there who wish they could get a washing machine
Have you seen most of the crap posted on here?
All the other companies may seem to be made in Europe etc... But the parts they use to assemble them are all made in china. 'made in england' usually just means assembled here.
If this was a Hotpoint or Indesit model then I'd imagine it wouldn't be anywhere near as hot as it is (and rightly so; death traps).
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the quickest program on 4 year old Zanussii is 1h30 min on 40C while regular program is app. 4h!!!!. So 59 seems to be a superquick option:)
p.s. May be 30C is quicker but i rarely use it.
I'd like to know this too.
Not my experience buddy.
Indesit washing machines have proven themselves to me in the past.
Lasting past 12yrs on 3 occasions.
What do you normally use quick was for? I have never used it ever. I always do a full intensive wash on every wash. None of the eco nonsense either. I found it helps keep the machine clean therefore it lasts longer
Yeah I saw this yesterday and was going to post it but I was certain it was a price error!
Didn't want to get anyone's hopes up.
Imagine my surprise when I thought £7 bits would fix my washing machine only to find out that my washing machine takes slightly odd sized ones that are only available as genuine parts and not generic.
Still, if I get another 8 years out of the washing machine it's money well spent.
Energy ratings have recently been re-done as it was getting silly with +++++ needing to be added. Nothing is currently A rated on the new scale to allow room to move to.
see which.co.uk/new…me/
Thank you. Makes sense now.
Some yes but 70% made in the UK isn't bad at all is it? At least someone's making an effort to create work here.
thats explains everything cheers
Perhaps it's Mr Papadopoulos....