Tumble Dryers under £200
Compare Tumble Dryers Less than £200
With so many models, makes and price ranges of tumble dryers on the market it’s not surprising choosing one can be a little daunting. Narrowing the selection down by price is one way to see what you get for your money. The next step is to decide which type will best suit your needs. There are different types of tumble dryers some drying methods are more expensive than others, models using heat pump technology, for instance, will be more expensive than £200. Drying appliances include electric vented, condenser and heat pump drying systems, compact dryers, and gas vented.
Amica ADV7CLCW Tumble Dryer Vented White Freestanding 7 Kilogram C Energy Rating 69dB Noise Level Digital Display Delay Start
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£199.00
View Details4KG Compact Vented Tumble Dryer, FOHERE Freestanding Table top Dryer with 5 Heat Settings, Stainless Steel Tub, Black, Crease Guard
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£189.99
View DetailsHydravex Portable Condenser Tumble Dryer, Vented Dryers Small Smart Tumble Tryer Condenser Clothes Machine Electric Clothes Portable Compact Freestanding Front Stainless Steel
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£179.99
View DetailsWillow WTD25 2.5kg Freestanding Vented Tumble Dryer Compact and Portable, 3 Temperature Settings, Crease Guard, and 2 Years Warranty for peace of mind (White)
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£154.99
View DetailsSmall Load Compact Tumble Dryers
At around £100 you are looking at entry levels vented and condenser models that offer an affordable way of drying wash loads. Manufacturers who make these include AEG-Electrolux, Beko, Bosch, Electrolux, Miele, Siemens, Whirlpool and Zanussi. Compact tumble dryers with 3kg drum capacity is another cheap option and ideal for small wash loads. Popular brands who make these smaller dryers include White Knight, Hotpoint and Indesit. [
Cheap Vented Dryers
Depending on the brand features will vary on each machine with some being more energy-efficient than others. Special garment care for delicates, woollens, and anti-crease cycles. Plus manual and automatic drying programs are generally found on most tumble dryers. Freestanding vented types are usually cheaper compared to a similar spec dryer with a condenser unit.
Low Price Condenser Tumble Dryers
The advantage of the latter is the convenience of not having to position near a window. A vented tumble dryer uses an exhaust hose to vent the air away whereas a condenser type removes moist air from the drum and collects it into a reservoir that is then emptied.