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I need to buy a washing machine; first in 18 years

15 replies

Cloche · 10/01/2016 21:36

The cheapest I can see from Tesco is £300.
I'm spending £5 pw at the laundrette.

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Cloche · 10/01/2016 21:44

Hot point: 7kg, 1400 rpm, - £235

Hot point: 9kg, 1400 rpm - £275

Indesit: 6kg, 1200 rpm - 1200 rpm

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Allgunsblazing · 10/01/2016 21:47

Buy it from JL (they price match and give 2years guarantee)

Cloche · 10/01/2016 22:20

JL: hot point signature
9kg, 1600rpm, £289 plus £34 installation.

I'm confused re integrated/freestanding.

( thank you for your help, allgunsblazing; I'm a bit bewildered)

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Allgunsblazing · 11/01/2016 06:24

Integrated means it's part of the kitchen furniture, free standing I think means you just slot it in a gap as opposed to having it fixed in the furniture. Never heard of washing machines being integrated though, dishwashers, yes, but no washing machines, they vibrate too much?! Dunno.

Allgunsblazing · 11/01/2016 06:26

Also, if it's not an urgent purchase, might be worth applying for a JL credit card, you get vouchers back for in store purchases. I have one solely for big appliance/electronic purchases.

SweetAdeline · 11/01/2016 10:20

We had an integrated washing machine in our old flat so it's definitely a thing you can have if you choose. It just had a cupboard door and a kick board.

JL are supposed to price match but they often get round this by getting manufacturers to give them "exclusives" (often the same as an existing model but with a different name/number) so it's still worth shopping around.

rabbit123 · 11/01/2016 11:48

I wouldn't touch Hotpoint again with 10ft pole. We had one a few years ago - only lasted 18 months before it was written off completely.

Hotpoint got bought out by Indesit about 10 years ago and since then, they've been a bit crap. Not at all like they used to be.

Fluffycloudland77 · 11/01/2016 18:54

Our relatives got through several hot points before buying a Miele.

Miele have a factory outlet in Oxfordshire.

CPtart · 11/01/2016 19:10

Have a look at Appliances Online (AO.com). Great retailer for white goods.

fussychica · 14/01/2016 17:04

Love my AEG but they aren't that cheap. John lewis 1205 came out top in a review I read and it's only £299. Agree AO.com are also great especially if you need quick delivery.

Snoopadoop · 14/01/2016 17:15

I have this. Massively reduced in John Lewis right now. It's great.

Snoopadoop · 14/01/2016 17:16

Poo! It has literally just sold out. :( sorry.

Fluffycloudland77 · 14/01/2016 21:51

It's back in stock.

dairyfarmerswife · 14/01/2016 21:56

I have recently bought a Bosch with 1400 spin from ao.com. Has timer so you know how long the cycle is, and my favourite thing is, you can add clothes after it has started, fab for when you've dropped a sock on the way to the machine or found another white to go in!

Snoopadoop · 15/01/2016 14:28

Has timer so you know how long the cycle is, and my favourite thing is, you can add clothes after it has started, fab for when you've dropped a sock on the way to the machine or found another white to go in!
I absolutely love these features too.

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