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Can anyone recommend a small tumble dryer?

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blossomhill · 18/08/2004 21:25

Due to space problems I really need to buy a smallish tumble dryer. Can anyone recommend a good one. A condenser may be better as I may have a problem with the tube for air-vent.

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Yorkiegirl · 18/08/2004 22:23

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mamerin · 18/08/2004 22:29

I tried to get a small one with a condenser but they don't do them. the condenser takes a lot of space apparently. the only way round it for me was to buy a washer dryer ( walls are about 4 foot thick and didn't fancy having back door open for hours). have bought the extended warranty as well- according to dh washer dryers are hopeless and break down. you've got to be so careful about not over loading them- something to do with the balance apparently. if you go this way buy the extended warranty even if it means you have to buy a cheaper one.

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blossomhill · 19/08/2004 10:08

Yeah, maybe a washer/dryer is a better way? It's just I refuse to spend another winter with my house looking like a laundry with washing hanging everywhere!

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maretta · 19/08/2004 10:35

My Mum swears by the Good House Keeping Institue when buying things such as tumble dryers.

She used them to get her tumble dryer, dish washer and her new favorite toy the dustbuster and has been really pleased with all of them.

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