Advantages: Condensing, several programmes, low creasing levels Disadvantages: None really
I have had this tumbledryer for 9 months, and these are my findings:
Pros:
* We have the machine standing on top of our washing machine and it is the same size, so it fits well
* The 7kg drum means that I can put two loads of washing in on one drying cycle
* Clothes always come out of the machine as dry as the level selected
* I dry things in the machine successfully, even when the care label says do not tumble dry
* The water retainer is large, and easy to remove and empty
* I don't think the spin on the washing machine is very efficient, but the tumbledryer copes well with that
* The Water Container 'Full' Indicator is very useful when the washing machine leaves a load very wet - the tumbledryer can extract more than one fill, so when the indicator beep goes off, I can empty it and let the dryer carry on with its job
* It ...
Advantages: 6 kilos, 11 programs Disadvantages: no one until now
I have bought this tumbledryer before one year. It has 11 programs and two moreover operations (easy ironing and the sensitive clothes). Menu is very functional and is separated in two operations for synthetic and for the cotton clothes. The bigger program lasts roughly two hours and smallest twenty minutes. The water is stored in a special container in the above right corner of appliance but exists possibility of connection and with the sewerage. The down of clothes is stored under the door of appliance in special container. The clothes come out despite very softly and completely dry. It does not need no moreover process. The very creased clothes are a fable. The appliance calculates automatically the turns and the clothes comes out so much creased as long as they would also be if you had stretched them . The difference is ...
angelica.sep 07.12.2007
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Bosch WTE 86300
Advantages: Condensor - no need to vent, sensor dryer, anti-crease Disadvantages: expensive
ridiculous price for a TumbleDryer when you can pay a £100 quid but if you can afford the extra it will save you loads of time and effort so it is probably worth it in the long run. It might save you paying someone to do your ironing if you are household full of full-time working people and you don't have much time.
Not sure I can really justify to you why I think I want to spend three times more than the basic price for a dryer, but I do. Better make sure my husband doesn't read this..
Of course my SIL's is brand new, so we can't comment on reliability. Bosch are usually brilliant though, so here's hoping. It would be great if another reviewer who'd had one for a few years could comment. ...
