Seems like alot of product for your money and not got the negative press of Hotpoint/Indesit. I believe Candy are Hoover maybe?
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buckfast67uk
1 May 17#10
Precisely. So if you're regular condenser lasts a long time then you'll be hundreds worse off. If you are a heavy user with kids and use 10 times a week in the winter (like me) even more so.
Newer and bigger drum but looks mostly the same. They think that model would be good at £230 so I'll stick by my order for this one at this price.
damadgeruk
30 Apr 17#7
OP model spec shows 616kWh pa vs 259kWh pa for the Candy heat pump model on Tesco which is £409. Assuming electricity is 25p per kWh(typically less) the payback on the heat pump model is pushing 3 years.
welsh.hammer
30 Apr 17#5
Is this a exclusive model? As seem to be unable to find any reviews or other retailer selling this model.
Zephid to welsh.hammer
30 Apr 17#6
Yeah I must admit, I couldn't find any either. Did see a 9kg model with good reviews somewhere, I think the model was GVCD91 something. I'll look properly for it later see if I can find a link.
Zephid
30 Apr 17#3
I'm not sure if any of them (vent, condenser and heat pump) actually differ much in drying time but are just cheaper to run.
Heat pumps seem to be most efficient, rated A and A+ but all seem to be over £400 from what ive seen so depends on your usage and how long you expect it to last I guess. Im going for this one upgrading from an old vented one so hopefully will see a saving.
balluji
30 Apr 17#2
is it worth getting a heat pump model?
buckfast67uk to balluji
30 Apr 171#4
100%
Buy this and if it runs for a few years you'll have spent hundereds more on electricity that if you'd spent a bit more initially and bought a heat pump.
You didn't want to be at the stage when your considering whether to put another load in the dryer one week, rather than hang the washing up because your worried about cost
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Seems like alot of product for your money and not got the negative press of Hotpoint/Indesit. I believe Candy are Hoover maybe?
Code runs out 7/5/17
10 comments
Newer and bigger drum but looks mostly the same. They think that model would be good at £230 so I'll stick by my order for this one at this price.
Heat pumps seem to be most efficient, rated A and A+ but all seem to be over £400 from what ive seen so depends on your usage and how long you expect it to last I guess. Im going for this one upgrading from an old vented one so hopefully will see a saving.
Buy this and if it runs for a few years you'll have spent hundereds more on electricity that if you'd spent a bit more initially and bought a heat pump.
You didn't want to be at the stage when your considering whether to put another load in the dryer one week, rather than hang the washing up because your worried about cost