Good point about not being able to do additional loads, I never thought about that.

I now own a hotpoint Aquarius washer/dryer 8kg+6kgdry 1400rpm. I owned one many years ago when I was young and starting out a hotpoint Aquarius funny enough it was awful used loads of electricity never dry and was also very loud especially at 1200rpm and I swore I would never own one again! But there wasn’t anything in the shop that was the colour I wanted bar the washer dryer so I took a risk and bought It reconditioned and I must say this time around I love it , it’s got a big drum and actually dries well if not overloaded it’s quiet I live in a flat and I can set it to wash and dry my work shirts and trousers couple of other things in there to and there all clean and dry in the morning and I can go to bed (I do lates) wake up and just take them straight out don’t even here it doing anything… I like it and I live on my own I do own a little indesit 4kg dryer but only use that if I got a lot to do! most of the time I use the washer dryer and it works great but does take a while… doesn’t bother me I turn it on and go out 👍🏻

Very good video. You’re the High Peak Autos of the electrical world.

I appreciate you and the information you shared in this video.

Great video i happen to find before my purchase. Thank you

Very informative.. Happy New year 🎉 got so much from your simply elaborate clip, thanks load!

You didn’t mention the most important point - heat pump, which reduces the heat temperature at the same efficiency level. It helps to safe fabrics from damaging and shrinking. Only 1% of washer dryers are equipped with the heat pump. That’s the biggest disadvantage of washer dryers

Very helpful. Didnt know about the spin speed

Thanks for the info! My main consideration is convenience - I want to be able to throw clothes in the wash and leave for work, then come back home to dry clothes. Or put a load in, go to sleep, and wake up to dry clothes. As long as the wash-dry process is automatic, that's definitely gonna be my choice over separate ones.

I now have my second washer dryer (replaced about 4 years ago). I would never have the space for two separate units, but I also like the convenience of putting the washing in, setting the timer to have it start overnight (when my electricity costs are lower), and have it all finished in the morning. Aside from the delay timer, and the load size, the comprehensive display was an important factor in my choice of machine. It was not just that it displayed the time it would run, but that it gave me at a single glance a comprehensive display of all the settings I had set just in case I had accidentally set something wrong.

I have a washer dryer too. I only use my dryer for my bedroom pillows, but it is a really good machine anyway. One thing that I think wasn't mentioned was the water usage. The dryer has to have water flow passing across the drum , so I could imagine the water costs may well be high if you choose to use the machine as a dryer very often.

Thank you for this video! I've always had separate washing machines and tumble dryers, but now the dryer broke I'm thinking maybe a washer dryer combo might be a nice idea, plus extra space in the utility room!

I thought long and hard before buying a washer drier when my drier broke down. I live in a small apartment and therefore haven’t really got the space. I love my washer drier but because I am so use to hanging my clothes on a clothes airer when wet I only use the drier occasionally to dry my towels or bed linen. This stops condensation mounting up having big items hanging around my home waiting to dry.

A lovely review! Thank you so much!!

Very clear video, thanks!

Hotpoint are bringing a new washer out soon would love to see you do a video about it. It's H7 W945WB 9 kg at 1400 spin.

I've recently bought a wash dryer, best ever purchase. You can dry woolen items and they don't shrink, basically appears gentler on all clothes.

Washer dryers make perfect sense for people with limited space.

Hey, thanks for your time. This was a helpful video.

Question I have is how the Hotpoint integrated washer dryer is cleaned? Thank you for considering my question

we just recently bought a house and replaced the 30 year old washing machine and separate dryer with an all in one washer dryer combo thing (really similar to the one you show on the left or well the right of you.) sadly we are so disappointed with it, we are thinking of getting rid of it and going back "old school" again, with 2 dedicated machines. main reason is speed! it takes nearly 5 hours to wash and dry (40c, completely dry to put in the drawer) which before, with 2 machines took us 1 hour and 30 minutes plus the stuff felt waaaay softer when it came out of the dryer

Good man. 👍 great advice

I absolutely love having them separate however my dryer recently gave up the ghost & my property is incredibly small... Admittedly where it was it was a massive fire hazard so I think im going to get a washer tryer however not sure if I'm going to like only getting half the laundry done at a time 🤦

So over all are they a good buy? I live in a place where I don't have a space for separate dryer, and my slothes don't dry well over winter (takes about 4-5 days, no time for that..). So considering buying one of the washer dryer machines.

You should mention that these higher end machines are being available for rent on monthly basis. You pay a premium but everything is covered. Imagine people spending hundreds of pounds on high speed optical fiber data connections, TV and subscriptions and forget the essentials like washing and drying. Spending 30 ponds a month on one of these machines is a rational price considering they get used every day and might need repair some day. Contracts range between 1-6 years, in the Netherlands it is a big thing. Btw, some machines like Siemens IQ machines have LED blue lighting so you can see the tumble clearly (Only at the start though) That should be an option for continuous on or off.

Very soothing voice, cheers

Great video, I thought it through and I can't use one that's a combo, my outlet for the dryer is on one wall and the water is on another. Really would have liked the combo I'm assuming they will auto dry after the wash so if you forget at least the clothes don't sit wet.

Are washer dryers better these days considering buying one as I had one years ago and it was brilliant when it broke I replaced it and the new one creased the clothes beyond ironing, so what I need to know is do they still do this or not, I cannot find any information on this subject thanks

We bought one last year and I love it. We had a washing machine and tumble dryer but our house is so small we had to have the tumble dryer in the living room. When our washing machine broke last year, we got rid of the tumble dryer and replaced it with the 2 in 1 in the kitchen. We only wash and dry one load a week, very rarely two. So its absolutely perfect for me and my partner 👌 Wouldn't recommend them if you have a family with kids where you need to do a lot of washing because they do take a long time to wash and dry and you can't load as much in them.

How much water do these use on the dry cycle what with the condenser?

20,000 subs, congratulations 🎊

thank you for the tips

Can someone tell me why my wahser dryer sometimes wet my clothes at the end of the drying process? When i take them out most of them are bone dry but the bottom clothes are literally wet, not just damp. It's like the machine wets them at the end.

I found this tutorial very helpful I change my element today a little bit of smoke that came out of it is that normal and a few screws left over could you tell me if that's normal

We're just about to buy the Haier i-Pro Series 5 HWD100-B14959S8U1 10kg Wash, 6kg Dry, 1400 Spin Washer Dryer. We live in a flat thus the reason for going for a washer dryer. We might be using the dryer a few times a week due to not having a lot of space for laundry racks. What's the best way to use this to avoid condensation and mould build up please?

Great video and very informative. I am considering purchasing either the Miele WTR860WPM washer dryer or the Bosch WDU28569GB (?) washer dryer on the right in this video. The Miele costs £2000 and the Bosch costs £1000. Both washer dryers have very similar offerings, with Miele (it seems) edging ahead of the Bosch ever so slightly in terms of features and performance. However, there is a large price difference between the two. What are your thoughts on the differences (price, performance and features) between the two?

Very informative

how can we clean filter in washer dryer machines? The one where lint build up?

Thanks for the video, as soon as you said we would need to half empty the washer to dry, it made the entire product idea, unfit for purpose.

Got a new washing machine & this video was a great help. How do I know the different weight of the clothes..

It was worth the watch!

Thanks for the video broo 👍👍👍

I have a basic question. Lets say that the washer dryer has the following capacity - 10 kg washing/6 kg drying. You put 6 kg of laundry for washing. After the washing cycle though this 6 kg of laundry will become more than 6 kg because it will contain water of course. Does that mean that you have to remove some of the washed laundry before drying? I think you get my question. Thank you:)

Would love links to the two washers you show in your video

Having a timer on your washer doesn't guarantee an exact timing anyway. I often find that my machine decides to repeat the rinse cycle way past the 0:00 on the clock and sometimes kicks in the spin about 10 minutes later.

Which of those two use heat pump? Thanks?

I am here in 2023 to seek advice on which brand I can get. I want to start up a laundry business... also can I also just get one machine or since its a business I need two machines. Please advise

I was considering getting a washer dryer machine, but I have read quite a few comments that mentioned poor reliability. These units seem to not be as reliable as traditional machines, the dryer functionality and durability seems to be especially poor. With this in mind, do you have any advice or recommend a particular brand over another?

I live alone. My dryer is literally the cheapest dryer I could find in 2013 and my washer (a simple one) has died. Since I am alone, I won't have a load of washes. A washer dryer is about 200 cheaper than getting a washer and a dryer. Would I fit within the target audience here?

Does the durability stay lower even when you use the dryer occasionaly? Because I can't decide if I should get a combo or just a regular washing machine. I don't really need a dryer since I do line drying most of the time but I thought it might be great if I wanted to wear something directly out of the machine when I'm in a hurry.

I can't find a lint filter?

Thank you for the video, I think you talked about the most important points to consider before buying. We are actually just looking for a washer dryer and like you said, there are a lot of them on the market. Especially when it comes to LG it is really hard to tell the differences between each model. Is it possible for you to do a review of a LG washer dryer? Preferably a 9/6 Kg model? There are some good offers for them here in Germany, but I don't really know if you can trust LG's quality. Especially in comparison to a Bosch model for example.

I’ve just brought a Bosh washer-dryer and found the fast (1400) spin speeds really crease/screws up the clothes even on long small loads. Very disappointing after my cheap Beko lasted 9 years without this problem. Am I doing something wrong?

I would need to put the tumble dryer in our garage, so taking your advice I’m looking at condenser ones. However, the energy efficiency seems to only go up to B. Is this an issue ? Should I still be after an energy efficient model that is A+?

Having to replace 6 year old AEG 1600 spin w/d.. New machines are generally too deep for space unless we go for a 1400 spin model with a small volume. Any thoughts please?

Washing machines harbor a great deal of moisture, and vibration is par for the course; if you think washing machine are a good place for cheaply made expensive electronics, think again. I don't want a smart washer/dryer; and other than start the machine, I don't want to communicate with it, if it needs sophisticated programming to assist in troubleshooting, chances are there's not much I'm going to do about it. I currently inherited a a washer when I bought my home, and it contains a dial full of preprogrammed setting. Well guess what; other than normal, towels, and sheets, I have not used any other programs. And if the towel and sheets programs weren't there, I think I know how to set the water temperature to hot. I've watched half a dozen videos on the subject of washing machines, and which are reliable and affordable ($500-$600); everyone who attempted to answer that question provided a different answer. My guess is it depends on what they're selling. My conclusion is... there are no reliable machines at any price available today. Our grandparents had machines that lasted 20-25 years. To buy anything close to that today, you'll pay the price of a new machine, when you buy a used pre-2918 Speed Queen, and if you're lucky it'll be purely mechanical. If you find one, in good condition, it will have a lifespan left that will be longer than anything you buy today. And do you know why? Because manufacturers today believe that your money is worthless, and if you buy their products so do you. If everything you have is easy come, easy go, then have at it.

Have one love it!

amazing thank you

the thing is i dont know what size of loads are. i just fill my washing machine up and not too packed and switch it to the 59 min cycle. i have a hoover dynamic next 8kg washing machine and want to upgrade to a washer dryer thats 9-10kg

Just a couple of questions: what capacity drum (in c.u and kg) would you need to wash and dry a king size comforter/duvet effectively? Also what depth should the washer-dryer be so that it sits flush with other standard sized base units. I’m fortunate to be able to buy my washer-dryer before we select our kitchen design.

you don't talk about ventilation, that is what I needed to know

0:48 What a washer dryer machine does is it washes the clothes, then drys them. I also need to know, what does a toaster do? And a kettle.

I'm gonna buy it😊

Great vid thank you ! Beware all the fluff from the dryer stays inside the machine ( no filter ) and in my experience can block the hose. anyone else have this probl? Would love to know if the less expensive brands are any good if I don't need a large load? there is a big price diff. so wondering if Candy, beko, Hoover are any good ? What about noise, how can I find out the real noise level ? Thank you

I'm currently looking for a washer/ dryer combo, I've read numberous reviews of mutiple hotpoint units that have very poor drying performance, whats your views on this?

9:30 - machines that have displays on them aren't accurate either - they will tell you there's 15 minutes remaining 3 or 4 times!

❤ thanks for the review!

I was looking on google about washer dryer combos and it said apparently you need a different wall socket because a normal UK Socket isn't powerful enough, Is this true? It's the only thing stopping me from getting one. I ain't saw on any videos anyone mentioning that they have diffrent plugs than a normal washer

Hi What's a good intergrated washer dryer to buy now. Brought a Haier one but dryer not good so returning it now. Thanks

I'd love a video about egg boilers, because we never seem to be able to boil our eggs just right...

i could only dry the clothes in my flat, what could cause mould in the flat. So yes i need a washer dryer.

what is the drying results compared to a single dryer?

can you not choose to dry them in the machine ?cause i like to hang dry swell sometimes

Any experience or advice With latest AEG With heat pump technology? 2021 models

How do u know the amount kilogram for dresses u have in for example how do u know the dresses you putting in is 6kg

Does it actually weigh the clothes? What happens if you put more than 6.0kg in the dryer mode?

Why not just get two washer dryers if you have room?

May be a silly question, do washer dryer require an air vent pipe to the outside?

If I've got a choice between 9/6 kg or 10.5/7 kg Washer Dryer, which should I go for?

Should i get a LG SIGMATURE TwinWash Washer dryer

But you can just use dryer when you can't dry clethes outside!!!!!!!!!!! Think just think

Do I need water supply for the drying cycle?

Does it dry the clothes dry dry... or will I still need to hang

How many minutes to dry clothes? For electric dryers

Old school washers and dryers are so much better.

Washer dryers only make sense if you don't have space.They only dry small loads take a long time to dry expensive and they suffer alot from blocked condensers and fans failing when it comes to washer dryers your mum was right dont buy one.Consider buying a dehumidifier instead modern dehumidifiers have drying modes for washing.

Which is better Samsung or Bosch?

Hi what you think is better eletric cooker or gas cooker

Can I get a 1800 spin or 2000 spin speeds

The prices are sky rocketing.the business people are taking advantage of bad situation of corone.

Wifi is a huge gimmick. My mate has blocked his washing machine from the network because it was uploading 4GB of data a DAY 😂😂 lol. Even when it wasnt on or being used.

New subscriber🙂

Super channel!

From my own experience, an individual washer + a heat-pump dryer is the best. I won't consider a condenser dryer anymore cuz I have had a bad experience with it.

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Interesting but when drying where does the water go?

Washer dryers aren’t that energy efficient with ratings of E😑

Bosch is 20 time more good 👍

This should be your last option. PS.Don't get any Hotpoint,Whirlpool or Indesit in general.

So much more to go wrong.