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Do you have a Bosch washer / dryer?

18 replies

MarshaBrady · 07/08/2012 16:47

7kg 1400rpm Bosch Logixx

Are you pleased with it?

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cupcake78 · 07/08/2012 16:52

The ils have a Bosch. It takes nearly 3hrs to do one cycle Angry would drive me nutty

MarshaBrady · 07/08/2012 16:56

Oh Sad

I haven't bought it yet. So good to know now.

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stleger · 07/08/2012 17:08

I have a classixx. It does a 40 degree cotton wash in an hour and a half, and I find it good. Except...the exit hose traps one cent coins, and if that happens it turns off, and it has to be pulled out and have its coin removed. But, as my repair man says, some machines would flood with an exit blocked but this one doesn't. (I know what to do now, he doesn't have to come out). My dishwasher is 12 years old and Bosch, it has never had a problem.

MarshaBrady · 07/08/2012 18:27

Thanks. Yes our current one carries on regardless but blockage killed it in the end, so not too bad.

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greyvix · 07/08/2012 18:48

The dryer takes forever. Having said that, it is in my daughters' flat and nobody has spent any time working out the best programme.

MarshaBrady · 07/08/2012 19:16

I'm thinking it's better to always go for separate and the dryer just won't be as good.

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PigletJohn · 07/08/2012 21:11

I'm with Marsha.

The combined ones are more expensive, less reliable, and not as good.

I wonder if you could get a stacking kit, if your room is tiny?

Bosch is a pretty good brand.

MarshaBrady · 07/08/2012 21:38

Thanks PigletJ am going back to singles. Bosch or at a push Miele. Would love a Miele.

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RecursiveMoon · 08/08/2012 07:13

A lovely man replaced our ancient Bosch washing machine seal recently, and he rated them nearly as highly as Miele, and they're not as expensive.

I wouldn't be keen on a washer / dryer combination though - I'd worry that it would do neither job as well as I'd hope.

MarshaBrady · 08/08/2012 09:20

It's down to a Bosch washing machine 8kg 1400rpm

or a Miele washing machine 6kg 1300rpm.

Miele £100 more, but 5 year guarantee. Bosch 2 year.

I really want the Miele, but I think I will want that 8kg Bosch wash.

Opinions greatly appreciated!

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sparkle12mar08 · 08/08/2012 09:57

With those stats I'd go for the Bosch every time. You've basically got a statutory guarantee for six years anyway - the old 'fit for purpose' part of the various consumer acts. I'd love a massive load machine, am lusting after a 9kg one to do duvets in!

MarshaBrady · 08/08/2012 09:58

You're a star thank you.

Yes for Bosch. Slightly cheaper and bigger.

Thanks!

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LHDrive104 · 09/08/2012 14:03

I got a Bosch 7Kg Exxcel 7 in April & really rate it. Good selection of programmes (which have been used!!) It's true that the cycle times are longer but I put a load on the night before & set the timer so that it's finished just after I get up.

LemonBreeland · 09/08/2012 14:06

I love my Bosch Exxcel too. Standard 40 degree wash 1hr 10. Quick was 35 minutes.

As LHDrive says you can put timer on for wash to start first thing in the morning too.

TenaPenny · 09/08/2012 14:08

They're ok. My new candy dryer is OSSOM tho

mummytime · 09/08/2012 14:09

With my Bosch washing machine there is a flap at the front which you can use to unblock it yourself (usually hair in this house). The normal wash cycle is about 50 minutes. I also have a large Bosch dryer, which I love for how it adjusts drying time to how wet everything is, so different to US ones.

MarshaBrady · 09/08/2012 14:25

Excellent, sounds good.

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irumrana · 24/11/2012 21:32

Hi,
My Bosch exxcel is taking too long even if I set for super fast cycle. It finishes the super fast cycle in more then 2 hours. Is this normal? or any thing I am missing to adjust?
Thanks

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