Tumble Dryers

Water collected in a tumble dryer is the byproduct of the drying process, where the moisture from clothes is condensed into water. After a drying cycle, there’s usually a lot of water in the machine and it can seem quite wasteful to just dump the liquid down a drain. So, instead of pouring away and […]

Condenser dryers are currently the most popular type of tumble dryer on the market in the UK. Their crown, however, could be set to be stolen by the newer heat pump tumble dryer since they are just as convenient but have much lower running costs. If you’re wondering whether a heat pump dryer is worth

If you don’t have the space or time to dry your clothes outside, a tumble dryer is the way to go. Tumble dryers range in price from around £150 to well over £500. A good budget if you’re looking for something affordable yet reliable is £200-£300. Read on for our top picks of the best

There’s nothing more infuriating than sticking a load of damp washing in the dryer, selecting a cycle, and pressing go, only for nothing to happen. A load of manic button pressing ensues. Followed by a few curses. And the inevitable screech upstairs to inform everyone that the dryer has died! Eventually, we settle down and

Discovering chewing gum stuck inside your dryer is a sticky situation, both figuratively and literally. The residue left behind can transfer onto your freshly laundered clothes or block essential dryer components and reduce its efficiency. It needs to be removed quickly to avoid these complications. Chewing gum is unfortunately a nightmare to remove. But with

Drying your laundry efficiently and effectively while minimising wrinkles and fabric wear is a top priority for many households. This is where reverse action vented tumble dryers come in. The combination of these two technologies offers a gentle yet highly efficient drying without an excessive price tag. However, finding appliances that combine reverse action with

Have you ever wondered if you can run your dryer without a vent hose? This is a common question for those looking to adapt their laundry setup or facing venting challenges. Is it safe to run your dryer without a vent hose? Will it impact drying times? And is it even possible to do so?

When you’re in a rush, the thought of ironing a creased work shirt, wrinkled t-shirt, or crinkled linen tablecloth is just so annoying that it’s not worth considering! But what if there was a quick and cheap solution to your creasy issue? The ice cube solution! Why not pop a few ice cubes and wrinkly