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Re: Advice and opinions appreciated
Again thanks K.
I think you have resolved my warranty queries adequately, not much different from my trades exemptions.
Regarding the hot water questions, I believe you are saying that you believe 40-50{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} energy saving on what is quoted on the programme specifications is achievable. for example on a standard 60 degree cotton wash, consumption could be reduced from 1.1kw to 0.6 kw all things being equal. I will not hold you to your opinion!
I am I correct that in choosing to buy from your store that the £1099.00 price includes delivery and installation, no further charges.
Again thanks in advance. I believe with the eco model I would be able to reduce the consumption more than expected.Re: Advice and opinions appreciated
Yes, installed close enough to a hot water source it will reduce the electrical consumption quite considerably, especially when compared with like for like in regards to drum volume, load etc. Do bear in mind though that they are dynamic programs like most these days so it will vary.
Sorry if I appear to be labouring the point but I have come across a good many people that think that all appliances do the same thing for every use and these days that is largely untrue in this respect at least. What I’m trying to avoid is getting people trying to nail down exact figures when that’s close to impossible due to the variables.
But the notion, in essence, is correct.
You are also correct in that the higher the wash temperature the greater the saving reflected will be as a general rule.
Low temperature washes will get a saving but the greatest savings are on 60?C washes and higher.
You are also correct on the price that does include delivery et all and stock is due in about two weeks we’re promised.
K.
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