Is debating spending serious££££££ lol

[seamusuk]

Hey Guys

I currently own my bosses cast off Creda Condenser dryer.
In all honesty this works fine and for the 2-3 loads I do a week(live on me own)I cant REALLY justify replacing it.....

However
We have just had the new Miele range in and Ive fallen in love with the T7644C- It has ADJUSTABLE!! Auto sensor drying with various programmes for cotton, minimum iron, shirts, denim and more- this actually senses the conductivity of the water left in the laundry !!. Time left display, delay start(for cheap night rate usage)AND is the quietest dryer ive ever heard(bonus in a studio flat). Its also B rated for energy(the 1st condenser to be so) and has a 5 year full guarantee

The down side

£400+ at trade price - should I go for it lol??

Seamus

http://www.miele.co.uk/

 

[chestermikeuk]

What!!!

Seamus

Has the barmy weather gotten to you???

Save your money and join the antiques laundry club, heres a better option....lol

An AEG 70`s?? Lavatherm!!!

Cheers, Mike

p.s. just gotten into the car and its registering 41d, its a bakin over here, no need for dryers today!!!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AEG-Lavatherm...4QQihZ012QQcategoryZ71254QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[seamusuk]

Hey Mike

I do keep looking out for vintage laundry- I need something to use a few of the 30 odd plus Genuine twinnie and spinner belts I aquired last week .
A condenser is a must tho unfortunatly!

Seamus

 

[lavamat_jon]

I would say go for it. If I was buying a dryer again, I would definitely buy a Miele dryer over this AEG condenser POS. Hopefully when I have enough money I will be able to buy a Miele to replace my AEG condenser .

Jon

 

[chestermikeuk]

HHmmmm...

POS: meaning my "Picture of Serenity"

or

Your words POS dryer...LOL

 

[lavamat_jon]

LOL! Picture of serenity my ar...

 

[frigilux]

You only live once; I say GO FOR IT! After all, in a mere 20 years, it will be vintage, LOL! Let us know if you get it...and post pictures if you can.