Dryers

When I was shopping for washer & dryer, Fisher & Pykel was one of the premium brands, and a salesman fooled me to believe they make one the most reliable machine paired with latest innovative minds; and it turns out totally opposite. Honestly, from...

2 user reviews

During the short time it was operational it worked well.

3 user reviews

standard base model that is inexpensive

4 user reviews

Large tub and door opening, flat top

3 user reviews

Stopped working after 5 years and needs a new power board. Cost is $448 to repair. Electrolux are not interested in helping they just expect you to pay another $448. The product was good while it worked. I think I should have been given a credit on a...

53 user reviews

A tumble dryer that doesn't dry clothes. Utterly ridiculous product which will just leave you damp and frustrated every time. Could not state enough that you most definitely should not buy this product. I have a cheap condenser tumble dryer I now use...

19 user reviews

I bought this dryer to stack on top of my LG washer, and have had no issues so far. Sheets & towels twisted into a tight, wet ball the first time I dried them (using the 'Cotton' cycle), but when using the 'Bulky Items' cycle the machine reverses every...

15 user reviews

I bought this to put our hand towels on but it is very flimsy and doesn't hang horizontally so things slip off.

18 user reviews

We purchased this Bosch on October 30, 2012 and it died on June 24, 2016. We took exceptional care of it, it only did a couple of loads a week; it's just me and my husband after all. We never even used the dryer much except for drying towels. On June...

9 user reviews

These dryers are compact; fit well into a small space and can be stacked with the washer for excellent space savings. Nice looking dryer, easy to use, the moisture sensor is pretty accurate. The LCD display is a bit cryptic, but makes enough sense ...

12 user reviews

With so many dryers on the market today, machines that are only adequate sometimes seem worse than they are. The Samsung DV210AEW/XAA is actually a decent dryer - it gets clothes completely dry, or very nearly, while covering all the basic cycle needs....

2 expert reviews | 15 user reviews

Mid April 2017 I purchased this Condenser Model Dryer for my daughter. Having 3 kids and school uniforms it is essential. Big mistake. At 764 dollars it was expensive but to then find out it was malfunctioning made this purchase even more painful. We...

5 user reviews

I bought this dryer in Feb 2007 and loved it until the control board failed in July 2008. The symptom was that the dryer would switch straight to "cool down" with no heat generated. I had a repairman come out and diagnose it, then ordered the new...

5 user reviews

Worst dryer I have ever owned and NOT cheap either. Constantly have to restart it. You have to check it every time it stops to see if clothes are actually dry. Now the water level indicator stays on with an empty container. Will NEVER buy anything...

22 user reviews

Great workhorse. The one downside with the unit is the noise. The unti dries well and is quick saving electricity, the door is flimsy and can break sneezing on it - we have broken it 3 times twice by snaging clothes on it. If PYE did soemthing about...

8 user reviews

First reviewed this product in December. The problem with the start button still persists and now I see others have had the same problem. Hoover have visited 3 times and say there is not a problem. John Lewis are no help whatsoever and will only act if...

4 user reviews

Well, started off good but it was LOUD (compared to our old terrible Westinghouse dryer but after seeing other more expensive ones run this one isn't terribly loud), it took a long time and the 'Sensor Dry' doesn't work it cuts the time by half making...

4 user reviews

My husband brought this home in Jan. 2015, I was immediately disappointed spotting the Electrolux name as I had recently replaced our Electrolux washing machine and had nothing but problems with an Electrolux dishwasher two years before. But, maybe...

566 user reviews

Does just what it should. Lots of self-explanatory programmes to choose from and minimal need to read the manual! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

17 user reviews

Our dryer has a cracked drum also. Started with clicking noise about 20 months of owning it and now the dryer has loud thumping noise whenever it is being used. Repair estimate at $475.25 to replace drum. Would not recommend.

11 user reviews

I first chose Asko because of a space constraint in a new home, and my mother-in-law had them and they worked out o.k. for her - she was looking to have under-the-counter machines that looked good - these do. Sticker shock - over $3000 for the ...

9 user reviews

The features and design are really good, but my drum bearing went out after 2.5 years. It was an easy fix, but was $90 in parts. Dryers are supposed to last way longer than that before giving problems. I really do love the dryer and it design with the...

5 user reviews

Worked great for a short time.saved money on gas and water

5 user reviews

Not only does it not dry the clothes very well, but it's incredibly difficult to do any common repair. Belts and fuses fail quite regularly and replacement is very difficult. Who designed the fuse holder anyway?It also requires at ...

1 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

This dryer is crap. I bought it a while ago and it does not even dry the clothes properly. The other thing is this is not a cheap dryer, I paid nearly $1000 for it. A crappy $400 regular dryer would do a better job than this. I would strongly advise to...

2 user reviews