candyricky
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Would anyone buy one of these machines and why
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If I needed a washer dryer...
Yes, I would consider one.
The usual Beko advantages (price, number of cycles, cycle times, wash and rinse performance) combined with air condensation drying and great drying cycle choices make it a really good deal!
Yes, I would consider one.
The usual Beko advantages (price, number of cycles, cycle times, wash and rinse performance) combined with air condensation drying and great drying cycle choices make it a really good deal!
robliverpool
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Yes I would. I've had my beko coming up to 3 years now and it's been one of the best I've had. Plenty of programmes and it's been faultless. My friend has the same machine and for over a year it's on at least 3 times a day and at the weekend it's on constant doing back to back loads as she has five kids.
aquacycle
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My other half had a 7kg, 1400rpm Beko washing machine when I moved in with him. We sold it on to some friends as my Miele was still under guaruntee, but I couldn't fault the performance of the machine. Good cycle options, very flexible, delay timer, not too loud and it was one of the best rinsing modern washing machines I've ever used.
aeg03
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Hi Aquacycle,
How did the machine behave when it rinsed? As in terms of does it tumble when filling up for rinses? Did it ever refill on the rinse cycle to top up if water went a bit low?
I have the WMB5100W model in the flat share I am in at the moment and it doesn't seem to use much water at all for the rinses and Ive only ever seen it top up once in the 1 year and 2 months I've lived at that property. For the price though, it seems good value and the motor does not suffer from horrible high pitched screetching like Indesit, Zanussi, Hoover, Candy brushed motor models.
How did the machine behave when it rinsed? As in terms of does it tumble when filling up for rinses? Did it ever refill on the rinse cycle to top up if water went a bit low?
I have the WMB5100W model in the flat share I am in at the moment and it doesn't seem to use much water at all for the rinses and Ive only ever seen it top up once in the 1 year and 2 months I've lived at that property. For the price though, it seems good value and the motor does not suffer from horrible high pitched screetching like Indesit, Zanussi, Hoover, Candy brushed motor models.
