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The Bosch and Siemens water condensing washer dryers still have a metal outer tub too. I only do boil washes when doing a monthly maintenance wash.

Some BSH built in appliances (i.e. Microwaves) are made in the UK.

I think the whole thing getting a bit too personal and bit out of control. Perhaps we can now draw a line under it?

The Which score for the Hoover is 59% but I wouldn't recommend a Hoover/Candy WD. The LG F1403RD gets 62% but a few Which customers have complained about breakdowns and slow repairs. Another thing to consider is the Warranty, since your are essentially getting two appliances in one, it...

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I'd recommend you take a look at the Siemens/Bosch ranges, but watch out for loose worktops! Our Siemens (the IQ300 one) is not bad at all at drying, the sensor is very accurate and the drying times are not too bad ether, the only down sides are the 2.5 KG drying capacity and it is a bit...

I've seen the new Aqualits and Ultima machines the other day at Currys. The Ultima seems pretty sturdy, and the door handle is quite substantial. The detergent draw did seem a bit on the flimsy side though. The new Aqualits has new curvy paddles with a rectangular base and has "Titanium"...

I think the distinctive style of the filter flap, front panelling, door size and position make the similarities between the new Hoover and Candy models quite apparent. In term of style, i bet future generations of Hotpoint and Indesit will look more alike too.

I think this was one of the first Candy designed Hoovers (correct me if I'm wrong). It looks almost new! What is its wash/dry performance like?

I spotted this Evo/Hoover hybrid washer dryer today in Costco:

ultimafan... I hope so! Mind you it's had to have a new worktop to replace the original loose/rattling one. Apart from that it seems to be well built. The drum also looks very similar to supremewhirlpol's Ariston washer dryer.

I found this photo set a while ago of their closed vacuum factory at Cambuslang. http://www.flickr.com/photos/dickyhart/sets/72157600029249100/with/435680471/

This should be it: http://imagebank.indesitcompany.co.uk/brochures_online/pdf/Hotpoint/Laundry/HBWD61.pdf

I hope its good!

Eumenia EuroNova 1000 A bit pricey, but seem well regarded. I've got one of it's ancestors, a Bendix Super Compact...

Miele Washer dryers are regarded as the best you can get, they score very well for drying speed and efficiency. A Bosch would would be a good (and cheaper) alternative, not as good as Miele but certainly better then many other brands. Looking at the South African website, I don't think the Air...

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The Indesit WIDXL 126S scores the same as a AEG best Buy (65%) but it isn't a Best Buy as it seems as though they don't have enough reliability data on them, they do for Hotpoint btw. I've noticed that Beko built in Washer Dryer, is it made by a 3rd party?

I'd like to see compact powders make a comeback, they will probably pull it off this time of they flaunt their 'green' credentials.

According to Which, the Samsung Washer Dryer is let down by its slow drying function. The best rated ones are Miele, AEG, Zanussi, John Lewis and the BSH Air Condenser models.