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Ok so in taking the panels off I discovered why it never matched up to its super silent claim on the front panel, the machine only has one cover of tar based sound deadening on the top, sides and back of the tub and none on the actual metal door. As my other hobby is related to car audio I had...

So the first step was to get the Front, Top and Plastic cover on the plinth off As you can see it is looking quite bare now but still usable. The plinth and top are staying off but the metal front is being shipped off to be resprayed

Evenin I figured some of you guys would quite like this so here it is. I have a Hotpoint SDW80 (ok i know its not a propper Hotpoint but it was cheap) and it never quite matched the kitchen as it was in a colour called Graphite, this did not matter while the old kitchen was in but it would...

and that is why i never leave the house if i have an appliance running

when you look at the picture of the Olympic77 you can see slight design queues they use even today on modern Gorenje's like mine

as other posters have said, it depends on the machine. I know that my Gorenje has a 1400RPM spin and a drum the same size as my mums 1600RPM Hotpoint/Ariston BUT clothes come out of my Gorenje with less moisture than they come ouf of my mums Hotpoint. Ironically the Ariston/Hotpoint is more...

I think the reason you dont see many matching sets is because not every household has the space for a washing machine and tumble dryer in the same room in the UK. I know personally i did buy a matching Gorenje black washing machine and tumble dryer set but due to how the house is setup having...

And a 3rd from Dewsbury

I have had a Gorenje WA72145BK washing machine and D72325BK tumble dryer for about a year now and the only fault i have is it is a bit noisy on spin, otherwise i cant fault either the washer or the dryer. It has a 17min cycle that is actually 17mins Water levels are good and to add to that it...

just down the road from huddersfield

I cant see it being a hate crime in any way, it will probably have been someone with a flatbed transit looking for scrap metal to weigh-in as you see flatbed transits running round with old washers/railings etc all the time Just a shame they were left in open view and not in a shed or something...

Found this in the newspaper at the local takeaway, bit of a shame for the lad but its quite good to see no one really making fun of him in the comments...

1hr plus washcycle fits with modern life IMO Think about it, shove load in - turn machine on. Go chill out on sofa with big mug of coffee and a movie you have been waiting to see from whatever ondemand service you subscribe to and by the time the film finishes the load is done How much time...

that is a very interesting video, if you think hard about how much even the most simple things have changed the world it is quite scary. I honestly believe that if we had not invented the domestic freezer women would not hold such a big place in the workforce (IE No domestic deep-freeze means at...

I have a Gorenje machine (to think i only came to ask advise when buying it and im still browsing) and I have used the 17min cycle on it a fair bit recently just to quickly freshen things up and for that it is absolutely fine, i do have the water plus button pressed in though BUT to clean...

Yep i know that the pump is on the dryer to automatically drain it but i prefer things a bit more old skool, that is just me In regards to the machines - still running fine and easy to use, the motor in the washer during the wash is louder than the motor in my mothers Hotpoint/Arison thing BUT...

Thought I would update this after living with the set for a bit Unfortunately I am not using the washer/dryer that much as they are in a house i am renovating but here is my thoughts on them so far I got the adapter for the Euro-plug to make it a propper British plug - this has the side effect...

I know that British Heart Foundation shop in Huddersfield - bought furniture from there myself and cant argue with the service you get

Ok for the moment i can only really review the washer as I am waiting for the Uk instructions and power adapter for the dryer The machines are from here -...

From some web surfing i found that Mike who runs www.thewashingmachineplace.co.uk posts on here a fair bit so i thought i would post up my review of the service ive received (its good trust me) as im guessing UK people on here would be tempted to buy from him I ordered a Gorenje washing machine...