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Hi . I know this is an old post but I am in the same boat as your were in January . Which dishwasher you bought ? How satisfied are you with it ? Ialso need advice and don’t know who to ask.

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I am looking for an integrated dishwasher and I would lume to buy something good, quality of wash, endurance, silent and with a good energy rating. Budget is somewhere in the middle, around £600. If someine has some advice it will be greatly apreciated.

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We bought a SMEG integrated dishwasher in 2016 (SMEG - DI6013D-1 Full-size Integrated Dishwasher) and are really pleased with it. It definitely cleans better than the Bosch we had before.

The point is they are no cheaper to run as they take twice as long for half(ish) the kWh so there is no saving. When you factor in the higher upfront cost it's pretty pointless.

Twice as long suggests it is cheaper to run, heat pumps work like a fridge or freezer but in reverse, using a compressor motor rather than an electric element, so consumption is only watts rather than kilowatts. The Laws of thermal dynamics apply. Heat pump technology has advanced to the point where 1kw power into a heat pump can produce up to 5kw+ of heat.

Yep. We bought a Samsung heat pump on Black Friday with 5yr guarantee. Been really impressed with the dryer. Quieter than our old Siemens tumble dryer but agree 9KG takes 3hrs to dry.

Sounds like a lot for a dryer

I've got one (different make/model) but the general consensus is that they have better running costs as they take twice as long to dry compared to a traditional condenser! Factor that in plus the higher purchase costs and they seem like fairly pointless snake oil. I would always go for something with a 5yr warranty too i.e Samsung

I’d rather have a talkie toaster ;)

Let's hope his engineering skills are better than his language skills.

Yup agreed just what he said !

.......what he said......

Take it up with AO

Great, I assumed some wouldn’t like it as it involves more work for less money taking the existing int.appliance measurements and designing around it.

Nice find @anel00 - thanks for sharing (good first deal :) )

Yes, I buy all my integrated appliances individually myself going through topcashback, boots points, etc. Wherever I can find good deals. Then ask them to design the kitchen accordingly. They don't mind as I usually buy the kitchen units from them.

Thanks! Do you purchase more integrated appliances individually? I feel I would save money in doing so, however it leaves little for the kitchen designer/supplier to do

Most appliances are standard sizes, but yes take the dimensions to the kitchen designer. They will incorporate them into the kitchen design. I've done this many times.

OOS

Google....Smeg is a high-end domestic appliance manufacturer, founded in Italy. The company sells fridges, dishwashers, washing machines, ovens, and more. The design and manufacture of these products is concentrated in three locations across northern Italy Then there are the other European manufactures like Smeg and Beko who make many of their own appliances but also lend their factories and production runs to other brands.

Someone on a previous thread said the were beko but not sure if that’s true

Unlikely to become an issue with Costco, best CS out there. Any serious issues they tend to collect and refund and return the appliance to the supplier.

Only 1 left in stock

Got one :)

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Darn it! I needed a new hob!

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