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Utility rooms are great for storing cleaning supplies and laundry appliances away from your living area, all while adding value to your property. Utility rooms often include the typical laundry appliances, a washing machine and tumble dryer or a single washer dryer combo unit, as well as a sink. Depending on the size of your utility room, you may also include these non-appliances – a pull-out ironing board, a larder cupboard, iron holder, and a stacking unit for your washing machine and tumble dryer.

There are a few factors to consider when choosing the right laundry appliances for your home, including space, cost and energy efficiency. You’ll need to measure the area you’d like your appliance to go first to determine what the space can accommodate, but remember to add extra room for the water and/or dryer connections. Drum size is another important consideration, and this will depend on the frequency of your washing and the load size. If you’re looking for the most energy efficient washing machine or tumble dryer you will want to find a laundry model with an A energy rating. A less obvious factor to consider is your way of living – If you like to be on the go, busy making plans and seeing them through, you might find that a washer dryer is more suitable than needing to be home to transfer the clothes from the washing machine to tumble dryer. If you’re unsure on the right type of laundry appliance for you, our team can help on 0115 965 1937.

Laundry appliances are only essential if you want to clean your clothes at home. Some people prefer to use launderettes, in which case no laundry appliances are required, but this can be time consuming and costly. The most essential laundry appliance for households washing their clothes at home is a washing machine. Some households prefer a drying rack or washing line to a tumble dryer, and others prefer a washer dryer to clean and dry clothes in one wash cycle. It’s down to personal preference, but the more essential laundry appliances come down to your lifestyle and available space.

If you’re replacing and old washing machine for new and know what you’re doing, you likely don’t need a plumber to install your appliance as you’ll have the water supply and drainage set up already – but don’t forget to turn your water off first! However, professional installation is recommended for safety and new set ups to ensure the correct water and electrical connections are in place, along with proper waste drainage. A professional plumber can also help reduce the chances of future issues with your washing machine, tumble dryer or washer dryer. Find out more about the installation services we offer here at Appliance City.

The best laundry appliance brands often focus on quality, longevity, engineering and innovation. Popular laundry appliance brands for these features often include Miele for quality and luxury, Bosch for longevity and durability, AEG for reliability and quality and LG and Samsung for innovative engineering, providing unique smart features across all their laundry appliances. Haier and Hisense are two more popular brand for laundry appliances, offering budget friendly options with good energy ratings. Other laundry brands excel in these areas too, including but not limited to Siemens, Beko, Hoover and Hotpoint. If you’d like to know more about our best laundry appliance brands, our team can help on 0115 965 1937.

Registering the warranty on your laundry appliance is easy. Warranties need to be claimed via the manufacturer’s official website, and you will often need to register your appliance within the designated time frame. Some manufacturers allow 28 days for registering your appliance for warranty, whereas others may extend this as long as 90 days. You will need information on the brand, model number, serial number, date of purchase and proof of purchase. Some manufacturers require further information, but it’s not likely. There is an option with some manufacturers to register your warranty by phone or mail too, if online is not suitable for you, however we recommend checking with the manufacturer directly to be sure.

Most major manufactures of laundry appliances, such as washing machines, tumble dryers and washer dryers, do include a manufacturer’s warranty as standard, however it is not always the case. Before purchasing a laundry product, check the product page for any mention of warranty, how to register for warranty and how long it lasts. Where manufacturers do offer warranty on its products, this usually lasts for a between two to five years but varies on the laundry appliance and the manufacturer itself. It’s also worth noting that standard warranty typically applies to domestic use, in your home, and commercial use may require a different warranty. Always check and confirm. If you’re unsure and it’s a product we sell at Appliance City, you can call our team on 0115 965 1937.

In the long run, doing laundry at home is generally more cost-effective than using laundrettes or outsourcing to a third party to clean your clothes. The upfront cost of purchasing a washing machine or washer dryer often encourages people to consider going to a launderette, however if you’re frequently washing lots of clothes, the cost of outsourcing washing quickly becomes more expensive – and time consuming. With a washing machine at home, your cost per washing load is much cheaper and the convenience of working it around your schedule and plans outweighs the outsourcing option for many. If you’re looking for a low cost, energy efficient washing machine or tumble dryer, give our team a call on 0115 965 1937.

If your old laundry appliance is in good working condition, donating it to a local charity or giving it away is a great way to make room for your new appliance, whether it’s a washing machine, tumble dryer or washer dryer. If you want a quick and easy solution, here at Appliance City we do offer recycling services with the purchase of a new product. All we ask is that it’s disconnected, drained of any excess water, and it’s clean and ready to go at the delivery point when we arrive with your new laundry appliance.

There are three main cost factors to consider when understanding the real cost of a washing machine cycle, and these are electricity, water and detergent supplies. The electricity cost of running a washing machine, tumble dryer or washer dryer will depend on the product’s energy rating, but research shows this often varies between 10p and 30p, similarly with the water cost. Detergent suppliers, such as washing tabs or powder will depend on your brand of choice but will usually cost between 20-50p per clothes wash. All in all, research shows that a typical clothes wash can cost between 40p and £1.10. This estimate considers no other factors, and will vary on your type of laundry appliance, the type of wash you choose and other factors.