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Add in future labour charges or warranty of £100+ and this becomes an expensive machine.

Can't seem to get it up for that price it comes up at £275 ...help😥

brilliant thanks so much for the first hand information, really appreciated for your kind reply. (y)

Also it comes with 12 months warranty , can i extended at a further date say 6 months down the line , or only at purchase can you extend ?

As a rough guide most heat pump dryers can dry 3 loads for the same cost as 1 load in a b rated condenser

Probably costs around £40-70 per year depending on useage. Compared to a b rated appliance which are often twice that costs. It's 276 kWh against and average of 550+ so it's quite an energy efficient item for its price. It would certainly pay for itself in a few years time.

thanks for sharing @2015_ :)

Heat added.....one happy daughter on christmas day!

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Showing as £49.99 for me

What does that mean in terms of actual cost? It's a shame it's a B as i am really tempted on getting this.

Energy Rating: B

No its still £360 as a member, it may just be a black friday deal for everyone

I'm not a member and it's coming for me a 360 if I make a membership would I be eligible for 100 quid discount and make that 260 ?

EBF35 will bring it down to £360

Thanks for your reply. Yes thats the only difference I noticed too. Tempted to order.

The co-op one has a white door rim and dial and the currys one has chrome (instead of white), spec looks the same

The dryer is down to £239 with Appliances Direct now. Just ordered one for about £243 delivered (with discount from the Which? trial)

No, they are apparently much better and can be used in rooms with no ventilation without causing condensation. So I've read anyway. I'm after one myself and gutted I missed this one.

Shame the price has gone up, we want a new dryer. Does a heat pump chuck out as much heat into the room as a condenser one? Ours is terrible!

Same here but as they just changed the price I don't think I could do the same. Shame.

Hmm yes I can only see the Beko @ £295 then £275 now - they pulled it already? :(

That's a good price for a heat pump Miele. John Lewis sell them for £799! Certainly would have gone for a Miele at the price you paid.

We bought a Miele Heat Pump dryer last year. So much quieter than our previous Hotpoint condenser and with less energy used. It did cost a bit at £560 but we use it most days, unless the sun is with us. No point draping round radiators, they are all on smart schedules. Can’t use airing cupboard as hot water tank is in the loft.

I was ready to spend £600 on a Bosch but only comes with 2 year warranty where as this has a 3 year warranty. Quite a bit cheaper also so thought it was a good deal. The AEG branded machine seem to be around the £600 mark.

I am on to my second heat pump AEG manufactured dryer, the first also lasted over 6 years, the current one (John Lewis own label manufactured by Aeg) has not been so reliable and that's the one drawback, if it works - fine, if it conks out your life will be a misery as "Serviceforce" the AEG repairs network are the weak link! A comedy organisation that wasn't funny to experience: They took TEN WEEKS to fix mine and I lost count of the number of visits and it was away for several weeks of that total 10 weeks - OK, John Lewis gave me substantial compensation for this, but could do nothing directly to get it working any quicker - you will have this problem with any AEG manufactured product including JL own label driers, Electrolux and Zanussi products - fine when they work, disaster when they don't. Even British Leyland could get cars repaired quicker than that!

We have a small cupboard with an clothes airer so with dehumidifier running in there they dry overnight... Works a treat... I am just to cheep to spend on a dryer. Thanks for the reply.

Do you think science is rubbish too mate? I've learnt 'capillarity' at school and that's how I know liquids can travel through narrow spaces within threads. That's how water is absorbed from wet to dry areas where the heating rods are in contact and the process continues until all the water in the clothe is absorbed. The difference between this and the tumble drier is it spins so drying is even

These dried things are crap. We use it when boiler is broken but it literally takes the whole day to dry whatever is on it. Also only dries the part of your clothes that touch the metal bars. Load of rubbish honestly.

Quite expensive but all depends how many hours you have it on for.

Think these cost 20-30p per hour so not too expensive, however I think radiators will be better

The threads conduct water from wet to dry areas where the rods are so it works. The question is how many you can dry

Wow , that was a good one ... read below if you dont complain about your wasted precious time ,which would have used to cirisice others. Though I posted a deal for others benefit , still wanted to warn everyone about their customer care terms. That shows that i dont anyone else to get that feel. As new ones have discount codes applied and it almost comes close to ex-disp one price. So my friend was not happy. As for the delivery he waited for long and again he cant wait ,since he is struggling without one at home . Well why do i explain all these for such a joker ?

My friend bought an ex demo car in 2016, later they were selling the new car for cheaper. I asked them to give me a match on the price but they didn't. So I have been randomly posting on car related posts ever since to waste your time reading this.

My friend bought a ex display washre dryer 20% cheaper than original. And before getting it delivered , price of the original one went down , So my friend tried to talk to them saying ,"should it not be 20% of the original item as adviced on your site ?" . They said they cant honour it and should be paying same amount . if it was original they might have matched the price ... that is what they said. Well , personally I beleive it would have been nice they honour as its not even delivered.

Excellent customer service/delivery from this company too! Used them myself recently.

It's fantastic.

Anyone have this? Is it any good?

Don't like ? Don't buy.

(skeptical)

It's a cheap dryer... That's deal