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Back again to pester some more..
If you had some cash in your pocket which one if any would you consider bearing in mind the drum needs to accommodate a single duvet…
I don’t know if any of these machines have a sealed drum, but if they do let’s scrap them from the list. Parts prices are also a consideration, don’t want to be buying a set of bearings at London house prices.
Baumatic MEGA10W
Panasonic NA-140VS4
Whirlpool AWM 9100
Whirlpool AWM 1019
Maytag MWA 10149Thanks.
Washing machines. Your thoughts gents…
Your choices are far from well informed. As to your want to wash a single duvet in a domestic washing machine then buy Bosch, Siemens or Miele. Wash the duvet cover in them but replace the duvet itself every two years. Never wash a duvet in a washing machine. Dry clean if you must otherwise. 🙁
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Martin wrote:Your choices are far from well informed.
What I know about washing machines you could write on the back of a postage stamp, hence the reason I posted in a washing machine forum asking for advice.
The Miele is unfortunately out of my budget. Bosch and Siemens sound good, any recommendation?
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Settled for the Panasonic NA-140VS4. 1 year standard and 5 years parts and labour for under £400 which I didn’t think was bad.
Thanks all.
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billpine wrote: 5 years parts and labour for under £400 which I didn’t think was bad.
Be sure and sign up for 5yrs as Panasonic washers aren’t ticking too many boxes reliability wise. 😉
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iadom wrote:Aren’t they made by Vestel in Turkey?
Or by Hisense in China. Panasonic appliances, not exactly pretty reading.
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Yep that model is a Vestel pig
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billpine wrote:With 6 years peace of mind I’ll take the ‘risk’ 🙂
That’ll be just 5 years not 6.
5 year insurance protection INCLUDES the first year.
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r600a wrote:Whirlpool sealed tank ass
You are advised NOT to Google ‘tank ass’ if you are of delicate disposition.
Whirlpool or Vestel ? guys come on which is it?
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Martin wrote:
billpine wrote:
With 6 years peace of mind I’ll take the ‘risk’ 🙂That’ll be just 5 years not 6.
5 year insurance protection INCLUDES the first year.
Meh, I’ll take 5 years of trouble free washing..
The LED version seemed to score reasonably, can’t knock 9/10.
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Note no customer reviews, 😉
Not always five years trouble free either if or when it does break down swift repair may not happen.
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billpine wrote:Meh, I’ll take 5 years of trouble free washing..
You will be less than pleased when it breaks down and you can’t get someone out to fix it for 2 WEEKS. Parts have to be ordered, more delays, wrong part sent, more delays. Your definition of “trouble free washing” just may be a tad optimistic. 😉
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