Visitors Outside The UK Whilst UK Whitegoods was started as a, more or less, UK specific website we openly welcome users from all over the world. We recieved so many enquiries and requests for help from all over the world to that end for the US, AU and the EU on 08 June 2004 we put in plac…
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Whirlpool introduces new washing machine
Whirlpool introduces a washing machine that can remove stains. Christened Whitemagic Stainwash, the machine combines properties of hotwash and handwash to remove all traces of stains.
User name and password abuse thwarted
It became apparent during the morning of the 2nd October that a registered user with access to the trade forums had abused their privilige and allowed a non registered company to use this site with their password.
BBCi Interviews James Dyson
BBC News Online meets James Dyson, the inventor who wooed the “promiscuous hearts of the consumer” with his transparent, bagless vacuum cleaner.
Whirlpool Home Appliances Introduces The First Washer Certified For Washable Woo
The Woolmark Company gives the Duet(R) washer its seal of approval.
Electrolux ”neutral,” fair value raised
LONDON, October 1 (New Ratings) “” Analyst Andreas Willi of JP Morgan maintains his “neutral” rating on Electrolux (ELUXb.ST). The fair value has been raised from Skr 180 to Skr 185.
Toshiba To Spend THB1B To Lift Thai Home Appliance Output
TOKYO (Dow Jones)–Japan’s Toshiba Corp. (J.TOS or 6502) said Monday it will invest 1 billion baht ($1=THB40.10) to expand its Thai production facilities for washing machines and refrigerators.
Wincanton: conquering the fridge mountain
September 30, 2003 6:09 PM GMT (Datamonitor) – Wincanton’s [WIN.L] new council contracts to recycle fridges highlight areas of new custom for logistics providers. EU legislation will soon make manufacturers and retailers responsible for the collection and disposal of a wide range of returned elec…
UK prepares to curb sale of extended warranties
LONDON, Sept 30 (Reuters) – The British government begins scrutiny of a competition report on Tuesday likely to spell trouble for electrical goods retailers like Dixons Group Plc whose profits rely heavily on sales of warranties.
Why Boxclever wasn’t very clever after all
Robin Saunders cannot escape the whiff of flop emanating from Boxclever. It ran into deep trouble in the summer, when a £748m refinancing of the television rentals business turned sour and contributed €650m to a €1.9bn bad debt provision at the German state-owned bank.