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Factfinder | 21:49 Mon 26th Jan 2009 | Home & Garden
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Are washer dryers any good. Are they to be recommended sometimes all singing all dancing machines are not so good?
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I prefer to have them seperately, you can be drying and washing at the same time, also, the drum is smaller on the washer/dryer and so you need to dry only half a load at a time and even then, the clothes do tend to crease, I tried one to save on space, but was not impressed.............Hope this helps.............welsh
Hi

my sister bought one last year and is now planning to buy a seperate tumbler

Her washer dryer steams stuff and that makes awful creases that will not iron out

DONT GO THERE

hope this helps
Definitely seperately.
We inherited a washer dryer from the previous owners of our flat. The dryer was pointless, as it took 4 years (slight exagerration) to dry anything, and then the clothes smelt yuk because they'd been in the dryer for so long. Totally pants, and we ended up never using the dryer function.
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Thanks for all your answers - you've persuaded me not to buy one!
I have been told by a repair man to always go for the model with the least options and as mechanical rather than electric as you can (e.g push buttons if possible)- they are far more reliable
Have had a Whirlpool washer/dryer for 20yrs, no problem,
it,s a matter of space.
I too have had various washer dryers for years and would not want anything else. That said I only use the dryer function for occasional finshing off or emergency and not for drying whole loads.

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