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@seamusuk I made the same assumption too, but they can't be Chinese, as the base of the washing machine is exactly the same as the previous range, which we all knew to be the original Italian design. The door makes it look chinese, resembling the Haier/HEC look, really it's supposed to be a...

.I didn't catch the stuff about the jeans previously.... Oh lord, do you wash your jeans monthly? I'm going to assume you have so many pairs of jeans you don't need to run a wash so often. The more I read the replies, the more glad I am for washing my clothes at 40/60 instead of cold, we need...

... It's not an affected Bosch dishwasher is it? I suggest you check the model and serial numbers and get on the phone to them, it looks like a model that's been affected by the recall.

and a Hotpoint 17531... which works! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HOTPOINT-TUMBLE-DRYER-LINEN-BROWN-LITTLE-USED-/160647023181?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Kitchen_Washing_Machines_Dryers&hash=item25674f0a4d

We need a new thread, as August has left us and the previous thread was massive. Will start with a bang, my jaw hit the floor on seeing this washing machine, a Hotpoint 1200 Microprofile with the LCD not LED display (this type of machine I'd never seen before, seen three this year alone!) with...

I agree with Rob Cheap clothing can take a hot 95 degree wash, they can withstand the temperature, the issue is whether it is worth washing such cheap clothing at high temperatures. I've never believed that clothes get damaged due to hot temperatures, especially after watching the Persil Power...

@ronhic... Confused, actually because when I was on the Miele UK website recently (which sport very similar machines to the Miele Australia site), most, if not all washing machines, in their images section have the 'Made in Germany' image, almost like a logo. I've put the link in, if anyone...

close up of the dial... @hooverzanmiele there was a matching washing machine but not a tumble dryer/washer dryer. Would have looked great though, but there wern't much in the tumble dryer section and would have been a tight squeeze in the control panel in the washer dryer to have eight buttons...

and a Spin Slider Hotpoint WM35... The dial was actually very different to its predecessor machines as it had a green ring around it, which sparked mystery in a previous thread a while ago...

ending in 2hrs... A Hotpoint TL43 Sensor dryer! http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hotpoint-Ultima-Tumble-Dryer-Reversing-White-/220840007577?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Kitchen_Washing_Machines_Dryers&hash=item336b171799

I've never seen a connection with bearing failure and bo I've always associated bearing failure with overloading and spin speeds, there's even been rumours that the liquid detergents have had some liability too! Boil washes are better for a machine IMO, as a low temp introduces mould, which is...

Miele may be chinese sourced, but they have high standards Miele being Miele, they demand the best, so they will source high quality parts, and the machines are then assembled in Germany IMO (Hence the Made in Germany tag on their site). The problem with these Chinese made machines is that...

Oh, thats such a shame... Now if the bearings would go wrong, the entire machine would be on the way out, so it seems AEG want to evade servicing on their machines too (though I'd expect it to be the BOL or MOL, not the TOL Protex range! If I was anyone planning to buy a Protex, I'd also check...

I wash my towels on 60 plus a prewash... But I don't think you get mouldy towels at 40, either its due to not drying them properly or perhaps mould in the washing machine getting on them. As for the numerous allergens, that's why I do mine on 60. Let alone 40, most households would bung their...

aegokocarat... I saw the EE washer article, now there's a vintage appliance! Going on 50 years, but still in regular use (article is three years old), plus the most travelled machine too, going to Australia and back to the UK again. It's so great how they've clung onto the machine even when...

another rarity!!! The rarely seen TOL Indesit 3800W dishwasher, only seen one example of this machine previously on eBay, will go great with the 8-button Omega washing machine above...

Unfortunately not... I saw these newspaper articles which talk about the 40 year old microwave and the 45 year old tumble dryer, one look at the Panasonic microwave and it blatently seems 80's madeinstead of 60's. As for the tumble dryer, it's a Philips D153, and is also an 80's model, got to...

now here's something you don't see everyday A Hotpoint 9344 sensor dryer (Microprofile range) http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hotpoint-tumble-dryer-/290602324484?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Kitchen_Washing_Machines_Dryers&hash=item43a93f9204

oh sorry... Didn't read the title properly, which means that the Miele W5000 must be the most expensive domestic machine at £2500, and I think only two stores stock it too, which must contribute towards the sky high price.

the tabletop above I think that's a really old model, a 789*, it was released with the first Aquariuses, which was well before the 1999 production of the Bosch dishwashers. Although I guess every Hotpoint dishwasher made between 1999-2003 would be under scrutiny (in 2003 Indesit kicked in with...