Recommendations for washer drier

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For a small flat.
No way to vent so would have to be a condenser.
I have never had a condenser drier so would like to hear experiences.
TIA.

Can you stack separate machines? The combined ones don’t tend to be great.

I love my Samsung ecobubble washer and Whirlpool condenser drier. John Lewis is always a good site for reading reviews

It is a tiny flat.
Nowhere to dry washing so I thought a washer drier would be good. Especially in winter.

I live in a flat and have this one, use the drier all the time and have never had a problem in three years

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Thank you.
Is it reasonably quiet?

washer drier advice? Either separate or washer only.

I have 10kg version of that Hoover.
It's quite noisy but other than that it's great. Obviously you have to watch out forsome clothes.... Shrank few tshirts. My fault though

I have an LG Turbodrive with I think 8kg capacity. It's 5 yrs old now and still very quiet.
It does take a long time to dry clothes (2 to 3 hours) but that's standard with washer/driers. It's never ruined a piece of clothing.

I know washer driers arent ideal. That us why I have never had one. But this flat is tiny and it will have to go in the hallway.
Laundrette isnt an option.
I guess we can hang washing up in the summer with the windows open but not in winter.

Have you considered slimline ones? Filled from top?

The spin cycle is quite loud but otherwise it’s ok. I never put it on late at night out of consideration for the neighbours anyway

I did wonder about slimline ones, but I didn't see any when I was googling.
I will search again.

I've heard that Miele make the only combination washer-dryers that actually dry.

Have you considered heated airer- you can get from Lakeland and I'd take one of those over a combined washer drier. They're fab :)

Yes I love the lakeland heated airer but I cant think where to store it or use it.

I will look up all the makes and models mentioned.
Thank you everyone.

Not necessarily a recommendation as I've now invested in a separate dryer but I've had an Indecit W/D for over 10 years. Mine washes 6kg and dries 5kg which in practice means you have to dry king size bedding in two loads to avoid creasing - each of over 2 hrs.
Is it just you OP or do you have a DP or DCs? If it's just you, I'd dry clothes over a radiator in the winter, with a de-humidifier. Are all your clothes suitable to be TDryed? (Bitter experience!)

Can you put a ceiling airer (Sheila's maid?) in somewhere? They can offer 10m of hanging space and if you have high ceilings clothes can be dried out of the way.

Bosch/Siemens are good. You're still talking 4-5 hours to dry a 7kg wash load, mind. And, whatever you get, buy it from somewhere that offers a 5 year warranty quite reasonably because those things break, no matter what you pay.