Washign Machine...

[Lolita]

a) http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ..._3/3|cat_9554219|Washing+machines|9554220.htm

b)
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ..._3/3|cat_9554219|Washing+machines|9554220.htm

c)
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ..._3/3|cat_9554219|Washing+machines|9554220.htm

d)
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ..._3/3|cat_9554219|Washing+machines|9554220.htm

In all honesty I cant decide... do I go for brand? I'd say the most I can afford is £250... :chin:

 

[Captain Mike]

is it for wasing clothes or sitting on and getting excited

edit: fail on title

 

[Lolita]

Re: Washing Machine...

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produ..._3/3|cat_9554219|Washing+machines|9554220.htm

looks quite good but has a smaller load capacity - though i normally have between one and two dark loads a week and half a light load :shrug:

 

[5abr3]

my parents had option a for about 2 years; with 5 of us and the dog in the house it took a fair battering. It did have to be mid-wash serviced a few times aswell...

I cannot morally recommend it, those arses moved my summer job to Poland (no problem with the Poles or anything but sodding Italian owners :bang

Edit: the newest option is practically the same as the 1st option, but costs more for a lower spec, typical Indesit; sorry, Hotpoint

 

[Lolita]

is it for wasing clothes or sitting on and getting excited

edit: fail on title

i know about title...

for washing clothes

 

[5abr3]

Have you measured the hole the washing machine is to occupy by the way? depth measurements can be rather important else you end up with a washer that sticks out from under the work surface...

 

[ThisBitterPill]

Presumably this poll is for women only?

 

[Lolita]

Presumably this poll is for women only?

don't worry i'm sure that'd include you as i doubt you'd have the balls to say it to my face

 

[ChrisUK]

This one is what I have had it nearly two years and it owns. Fully customisable wash cycle etc etc and ignore the site its actually A rated for wash and spin.

http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/sto...fm=4&sm=0&tm=0&sku=138036&category_oid=-30549

On a side note:- f*** me Lolita's made a thread that has purpose! :nerner: .

 

[Citizen Smith]

This one is what I have had it nearly two years and it owns. Fully customisable wash cycle etc etc and ignore the site its actually A rated for wash and spin.

http://www.currys.co.uk/martprd/sto...fm=4&sm=0&tm=0&sku=138036&category_oid=-30549

:yeahthat:

 

[5abr3]

Thats probably the best washing machine your gonna get in a 535mm box, thought they'd stopped selling that model but aparently not! get the one from Curry's!

 

[ChrisUK]

Thats probably the best washing machine your gonna get in a 535mm box, thought they'd stopped selling that model but aparently not! get the one from Curry's!

Damn I rule

*looks smug*

 

[jug]

stick to the big brands.

dont go to argos it costs more.

everyone i asked who work in the industry all said the same thing, bosch are best.

 

[Lolita]

stick to the big brands.

dont go to argos it costs more.

everyone i asked who work in the industry all said the same thing, bosch are best.

where then? i thought currys/comet etc would cost more?

 

[ChrisUK]

where then? i thought currys/comet etc would cost more?

No curry's comet are cheaper as they aim to sell lots of this stuff.

Argos targets a much wider audience and as a result cannot reduce its
prices too much on each product.

I had a Bocsh Washer dryer that cost £350 and it lasted 10months :bang:.

 

[5abr3]

Damn I rule

*looks smug*

Some of the field tech's I still know had problems getting a new control unit for that one and were told it was out of production (it had been dropped down a flight of stairs)

Congrats

You thought I hid something here

The only warning about Indesit/Hotpoint/Creda consortium is that the only parts center left in the UK is in Wales with all the other factories being moved abroad so parts may take a while IF it does go wrong, I cannot vouch for washing machines quality assurance except through experience using one but ovens I could comment on lol

 

[jug]

currys can cost a lot, but if you wait for the sales they can beat online prices.

in the end i went with a local self employed guy. they get great discount deals from wholesale suppliers, and they have no overheads like shop costs, so they can get you a great deal.

where do you find them? try your local paper and yellow pages. tell them what your requirements are and then ask them to recommend a washing machine, but remind them that your business will go to the best quote. another good thing about taking this option is you get the machine fitted for free, and if you have any probs with it you can get the guy round quickly and easily with no need to go to a shop or send it back to the manufacturer.

 

[ChrisUK]

Some of the field tech's I still know had problems getting a new control unit for that one and were told it was out of production (it had been dropped down a flight of stairs)

Congrats

You thought I hid something here

The only warning about Indesit/Hotpoint/Creda consortium is that the only parts center left in the UK is in Wales with all the other factories being moved abroad so parts may take a while IF it does go wrong, I cannot vouch for washing machines quality assurance except through experience using one but ovens I could comment on lol

I got a new door mechanism next day . But I see your point

 

[Captain Mike]

you not got a bunch of pikeys/gypsys near you?

they always have a washing machine a few bikes and some spare tyres kicking about outside their caravans.

free goods

 

[5abr3]

I got a new door mechanism next day . But I see your point

All mechanical parts are as standardised as possible, 'unique' components can alot harder to get hold of.