condensing tumble dryers

[johnny37]

I am veering towards Bosch. Im on my second Bosch washing machine and think they are great. Anyone got any preferences on tumble dryers? What is the Which best buy?

Thanks

[mallyh]

ive had a creda condenser for years its an excellent machine

[Tilly2]

Two years ago I bought a Miele Novotronic condensing Tumble Dryer. It was the Which best buy at the time. It's absolutely fantastic. I would highly recommend it.

[keithg]

Brought 2 weeks ago a Indesit IDC 85 from Currys for £189 does the job perfectly it is in the kitchen keeps the kitchen lovely and warm when it's on but not sure what the effect will be in the summer (With this year's summer it might be very useful).
keithg

[buildersmate]

Just ask yourself, would Miele provide a 5 year warranty on these products if they thought they were going to be inundated with claims? You get what you pay for with these things and Miele are expensive because they are better engineered. Bosch would be a good second.
As for recommending a product on the basic of 2 weeks usage? - pah.

[Tilly2]

I've got a Miele tumble dryer, a Bosch washing machine and everything else in the kitchen is Neff. Expensive , yes. Efficient and reliable...............yes.

[buildersmate]

Ditto Tilly. Except for my garage beer fridge - a 23 year old Zanussi. It will no doubt stop working one day.

[Tilly2]

What was the Zannusi slogan, B.M?

[Tilly2]

Oh, I've remembered. The Appliance of Science.

[diddlydo]

no need for tumble dryers - they're a menace to the environment and your electricity bill.

[BillyBB]

couldn't afford the which? best buys and picked up a hotpoint cheap from costco.
works well and no condensation on windows.