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About LinkBacksyou need a condenser tumble dryer if you dont want a vent btw
you need a condenser tumble dryer if you dont want a vent btw
White Knight because of the price and the fact that they seem to go on for years. Also thats the only product that the company makes, they don't make anything else so well worth spending the money on.
does White Knight have a condenser-type tumble dryers? how about the durability, service,etc.?
I've got a hotpoint condenser and It's great, I've got no outside wall on the kitchen side of the flat so couldn't use a vented one.
It's the entry level hotpoint as I couldn't afford anything more expensive, can get a few washes out of it before needing to empty it (and emptying it is so satisfying for some reason!)
I went for Hotpoint as they have tended to be quite reliable, so my mummy says. I've got a Hotpoint washer so I needed the set!
CD00P
Last edited by tiggerai; 08-10-2007 at 10:49 PM.
Google search for 'White Knight'. First result.Originally Posted by Behemoth
Crosslee PLC Manufacture tumble driers under the White Knight brand as well as gas and electric fires, barbecues and other consumer appliances.
www.crosslee.co.uk/ - 7k - Cached - Similar pages
I bow down to your mighty knowlegde, there was a time when I was pretty upto date on makers of white good products (working in Curry's has that effect on you) but these days I'm not so bothered.Google search for 'White Knight'. First result.
Crosslee PLC Manufacture tumble driers under the White Knight brand as well as gas and electric fires, barbecues and other consumer appliances.
www.crosslee.co.uk/ - 7k - Cached - Similar pages
i havn't heard of Whit Knight before. and Zanussis are quite steep for me. im inclined to buy a Hotpoint now. and they have this sensor that stops when your clothes are dry.
TBH, neither had I, that's why I googled them.
Me, I have a Candy condenser (washer) dryer, which has given a year's impeccable service so far.
Just to confirm, you can get washer/driers with Sensor Drying?
I'm just about to buy a new one and need to have a look for a decent one.
Ta.
P.S Sorry for thread hijack.
My washer dryer has sensor drying (i.e. does 'ironing dry', 'cupboard dry' etc.), but they tend to leave the dryer going for ages - I prefer to jsut stick it on for 60 or 90mins and see how it's going after that.
LWA (09-10-2007)
Ah right, so it's not really worth it then
Ta schmunk.
What about a spin dryer? Cheaper than a tumble dryer, takes up less room, uses less electricity, removes a lot of water and then hang outside for shorter time.
If coupled with a tumble dryer it will supposedly shave 30 mins off the default program. It's something I'm looking into at the moment as with flats nowhere to hang laundry. Who designed these buildings.
White knight tumble dryer have a gas version which is cheaper to run. Might be worth looking at if you have somewhere to connect it to. I like the Bosch range. Beko do decent no frills models.
Last edited by pp05; 25-08-2011 at 12:52 PM.
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