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Re: my built in fridge & dishwasher have died – help!
Hi
Bosch for the dishwasher for sure. If the space is 600 wide then yes that is standard. There are two types of built in dishwashers, semi integrated whereby you see the control panel and fully integrated where the controls are on the top edge of the door. You need to know which as the wooden doors are different heights. The “wet” side of the install is okay if you are DIY minded, the timber door can be a bit of a rascal as the height will need to be adjusted to match the other doors in the run.
As for the fridge yep you guessed Bosch again and the same thing with the timber door.
Bosch appliances come with a good build and a two year guarantee.
http://www.boschappliances.co.uk/Other good brands to look IMO would be Neff, AEG, Hotpoint and Whirlpool
HTH
Don
Re: Brittannia cookers
EFS wrote:Had a good look at these range cookers at NEC last weekend as I am looking to upgrade the kitchen.
Any information good or especially bad would be useful.Thanks
Steve
Just curious, which show was it ❓
Don
Re: Fagor Driron
We had a demo of the Whirlpool pret -a -porter at the trade show in Brum a couple of years ago, exactly the same principle. I wasn`t impressed with it then. Thing is I can iron a shirt in half the time it takes to load one in. Not something we would place on our wish list 😉
Looks good though with the fridge freezer style doors. Could be a bit of a b{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d}$”^* though if you come home rather worse for wear and go searching for the munchies in the wrong unit 😆Don
Re: Looking for an integrated washer dryer
Hi
Take a look at the Zanussi ZJD12191 or the Electrolux EWD1214i. Both are good honest machines with a good after sales service. If you can stretch the budget then look at the Neff V5340X0GB superb build and a two year guarantee.
Personally I would stay with the seperate machines as the energy efficiency is much better as is the reliabilty.
HTH
Don
Re: WTL6106GB Tumble dryer – wall bracket?
doug wrote:Hello
My sister who recently returned from Australia said that a lot of tumble dryers and washing machines were attached to walls with wall brackets to save space. Sounds like a good idea to me.
Are these recommended? If so does anyone know where I can get one of these wall brackets for a WTL6106GB Bosch Tumble dryer.
Not come across any wall brackets in the UK for dryers. Sounds like a good idea if space is at a premium, you could always make a shelf to suit. You would need to make it secure so it doesn`t topple over.
doug wrote:
I know that Bosch sell/used to sell stacking kits (WTZ 1190 or WTZ 1180). Are these any good? Can you stack a Bosch tumble dryer on top of a non-bosch washing machine?The Bosch stack kits are fine. same build as the appliances. If you require one “hit” the spare part link on the home page. Stacking kits produced by the manufacturers are normally for their own appliances as long as the cabinet shape of both appliances is the same. A Google search revealed some “universal” ones. So that could be an option.
doug wrote:
Lots of questions I know, but I’m in the right place to get the answers 🙂
Cheers
Doug:tup:
DonRe: How many washers are left with hot valves?
Some of the Whirlpool range are still H and C fill.
Don
Re: SGE 12 X
Google says it`s a Belling machine and I can`t remember who made them :rolls: Connect don`t list anything for Belling washing machines. Can anyone else help ❓
Don
Re: I need a fridgefreezer less than 50cm in depth
I can`t find anything even near to 50cm not even on the built in appliances, and we deal with most brands. Could the location be changed to accomodate the usual depth of machines ❓
Don
Re: Cricket, lovely cricket.
Oh well at least the test lasted 4 and a half days. Just like last year, let the Aussies win the first one.
Roll on next test on Friday in Adelaide.
Don
Re: Vented Tumble Dryer – Miele or Zanussi?
Hi Carl
The Miele will offer you the longevity of life and reliability. At £600 odd the 5 year guarantee is built into the price to a certain degree I would suspect 😉 . The Zanussi will last a reasonable amount of time and give good service but at a fraction of the cost.
If budget is not an issue then I would go for the Miele everytime :tup:.
Had a customer last week who came in for a Miele appliance who had already got three others who said ” Once a Miele customer always a Miele customer” Says it all really.
Great post by the way.
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/modules.p … ge&pid=214
DonRe: Cricket, lovely cricket.
iadom wrote:😥 😳 😯 , anyone seen the weather forecast, no chance of rain I take it.? Now look at it, wall to wall sunshine.
Jim.
Gonna continue like that for the rest of the test I`m afraid Jim. Average daytime temperature 31 degrees C with loadsa sunshine.
Anyone got a rain dance, if so Brisbane would like some please 8)
Don
Re: Cricket, lovely cricket.
After the the very first delivery from Harmison which ended in Freddies hands at first slip I just knew it was gonna be one of those days.
I think the short odds on the Aussies may be about right :rolls: .
Don
