We’re talking sensor guided drying, like you’ll find in the Bosch and Beko tumble dryer ranges. Got the big decisions out of the way? Then you can get onto the really interesting stuff – all those nifty features. And a heat pump tumble dryer reheats the air in the drum for gentle drying and energy efficiency, so it’s kind on the environment – and your bills.
A condenser tumble dryer collects water in a reservoir (which you then empty), so you can place it anywhere in a well-ventilated room. A vented machine uses a hose to push the damp air through a window or wall vent. Then it’s on to your preferred operating style. Then narrow down the choice by the size that fits your space (we have small models for even the tiniest of nooks) and the capacity – it makes sense to match that to your washing machine, whether that’s 3kg or 10kg.
So, which is best for you? First up, you’ll want to decide whether you need a freestanding or integrated tumble dryer. With a handy tumble dryer you’ll never again have to rush home to bring your washing in from the line when it starts pouring down.
