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Sorry for the [u]really[/u] boring thread, but our machine has died and so I need to find a new one, but don't like the idea of spending a couple of hundred pounds on something I know nothing about. Please recommend something cheep and reliable? Thanks.
LG direct drive - 10 year warranty on the motor.
best price we found was appliances online.
Not sure what your definition of cheap is but I mine is something that won't need replacing in a few years time like our old 'cheap' Hotpoint one.
The one we have at the moment has Bosch written on the front. Already lasted longer than the hold one - the outlaws old Bosch one lasted 25 years so if we can get that out of a £500 washer than I'd class that as 'cheap'.
LG +1
Recommended by washer repair man as one of the best. They are also so quiet and cheaper to run.
So someone who repairs washing machines told you to buy something that was 'the best' meaning you'd probably never need his services again?
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Thanks All, I've just ordered a Bosch, which should be here on Tuesday!
DaveyBoyWonder - MemberSo someone who repairs washing machines told you to buy something that was 'the best' meaning you'd probably never need his services again?
Also a client but given his trade he was worth listening to.
I was told Bosch are the best by a friend who repairs washing machines (free for me).
Friend who was purchasing manager for a house building company said that Bosch was the thing to buy. Never had to get any of them fixed and he was buying 100s each year.
We got one and it just works
Over here Miele are considered the best (but also pretty expensive). We went for a Siemens one which so far has been complaint free.