Tumble Dryers

If you’ve ever used a tumble dryer, you’ll know all too well that lint build-up can be a problem. Failing to empty the lint trap can lead to higher energy bills or even the potential of a fire. But have you ever wondered what causes dryer lint? If so, you’re in the right place!   […]

Dry’s dry, right? If something’s dry, then it’s not wet, so that’s that. Not so fast! Life is, of course, rarely that simple. Just as things are rarely just black and white, the picture when it comes to laundry is never a matter of just wet and dry. Tumble dryers are experts at jumbling things

Laundry is a never-ending chore! But thankfully, appliances have made this process much quicker and more convenient. One such appliance is a tumble dryer. Whereas you typically have to wait at least a day for your clothing to dry, a tumble dryer can easily do the job in a couple of hours. The lint filter

Tumble dryers are used daily in many UK homes. And they’re an absolute godsend throughout the winter months when torrential rain is all we seem to get! But if you’ve noticed a few niggling problems with your machine, you might be thinking about replacing it. However, before you do dash off to purchase a new

There are many ways to dry clothes, but tumble dryers are probably the easiest. You don’t need to wait for dry, windy weather to hang things on the line and you don’t need to worry about having your heating on and hanging everything over the clotheshorse. Simply pop your clothes straight from the washing machine,

When you purchase a vented tumble dryer, it can be an inconvenience to have to tactically place the hose outside of a window, or through the wall, in order to adequately vent the steam. If you’re looking to transform your tumble dryer from a vented to a condenser one, then you’ll need to invest in

If you’ve been looking for a new tumble dryer lately, you may have seen tumble dryers described as being ‘reverse action’. While these are relatively new on the domestic market, reverse tumble dryers have been on the commercial market for some time. Many commercial laundry services use reserve tumble dryers, but are they any better

Say you’ve been caught out in a torrential downpour. You get home and your clothes are soaking wet to the point where putting them on a radiator won’t be enough. What’s the best way to dry them? Can you put your soaking wet clothes directly in the tumble dryer? Read on to find out.  

Tumble dryers are a practical and convenient step in most people’s laundry routine. Vented dryers can seem a bit more complicated than tumble dryers since they come with a hose designed to vent the damp air outside. But does the vent really need to be vented outside? What if it’s not possible to feed the