@Lloyd Johnson Sadly, the model I had developed a fault causing the electrics in the house to fuse and stopped working My cousin had the exact same model and the same thing happened but it actually damaged the wall socket in the kitchen My washing machine was 2 Years and 2 months old I now have a Beko machine, so far so good with the Beko
@Lloyd Johnson It may have been a bad batch of machines, me and my cousin bought the same machine independently of each other either a few weeks of each other Ironically we have the same Beko machine now too
I bought a Miele washing machine about 20 years ago, it’s still working. Ok it cost about a £1000 back then, but I was so fed up with the cheaper machines only lasting a couple of years.
you get what you pay for i have an AEG washer had it 6 years now Paid £475 for it been Faultless . When moved out of my parents in 2010 i bought a cheap Cookworks Microwave it lasted 2.5 years then i just bought a £450 Panasonic Combi Oven in 2013 and i still have it and still runs like Clockwork .
My parents bought a Panasonic microwave with all the bells and whistles after they got married. I believe it was the bees knees at the time and probably cost near £1000 as well (although I can't say for sure) and 27 years later it's outlived every other appliance and operates daily without a complaint.
@@DoctorVision My Mum and Dad brought one over £1000 as well back in 2008. Apart from it being super noisy and very dusty it runs like it was just brought from the shop.
I've a Bosch, it's not great and VERY LOUD! Wish I'd never bought it. I used a Samsung when I lived abroad, and it was great. It had a 15min quick wash, cold or warm, but was whisper quiet, a very appreciated feature.
Interesting. I also have a bosch (Seri 8 German made) and it's quite quiet. Is it loud throughout? What type of sounds do you hear? Whirring noise as the drum spins? Knocking?
My washing machine from early 2000's (Miele) and it also keeps tumbling for hours until you open the door... I wonder what the actual difference in quality of material is though.
Yours will be made 100x better than these machines. They have a metal outer tub unlike these and a cast iron spider and you can actually replace the bearings on it to top it all off. I’d try and run it as long as you could as even new Mieles are now built to a price
I want to know which brand uses the MOST water because with modern machines I end up having to run an extra two rinse cycles so it’s not ‘economy’ at all.
I paid $1140 US for my Speed Queen TC5000. It may not be sophisticated, but examples are tested to failure with reliability of 25 years at eight loads per week, a load takes forty minutes, and my grimiest gardening and work clothes cleaner than any front-load machine ever has.
Consumer Alert! I purchased a front loader manufactured by LG in late june. In july the front seal developed cracks. LG has not honored it´s waranty in more than 3 weeks of being notified. CONSUMER BEWARE!
im sorry this is so stupid you do not need to put a washing machine on 3hr 39 minute wash thats dumb, and if its teh best how come you using more water. I think this is a case of keeping up with jones, never had problems with my cheap washers, i just want my clothes washed not all these silly wash cycles, either way its all the same in the end it all comes out clean, Its washing machine not a blody space ship geeezzzzz...
Presuming you use quick wash then, the devil program, quick washes use more water, cost more to heat the water so quickly, don’t rinse properly as they reduce the amount of rinses, most people use quick wash with 20-30 degree water , not good for your clothes as the body produces oils that make clothes greasy, there’s germs and bacteria on dirty laundry, stains etc would you shower in cold water, do you use cold water on dishes etc, cold wash is also really bad for the machine, the germs and bacteria build up in the machine with a layer of grease and detergent residue this is where mould starts forming on the door boot, and between the drum and tub, normal cottons wash at 40-60-90dg will help that stop and it kills the bacteria, dissolves detergent better, especially if you use the pods, liquids or gels, bog standers powder is so much better for your clothes and machine, Washing machines constantly used on quick wash have been shown to be a big cause of UTI’s ( urinary tract infection) and been found to harbour more dangerous bacteria than public toilets
The "expensive" machine in this video is a dreadful indesit made whirlpool, better off with Bosch, Miele or even beko
Whirlpool actually make Indesit & Hotpoint machines.
Still rather freshcare over any new Bosch 🤷♂️
@@MrGrumpygit488 and actually underneath the whirlpool is indesit as whirlpool is too worried with the US market
shut your bloody trap
How about testing combined washer dryers?
Oh baby baby, how was I suppose to know, that something isn’t right yeah.
I have a Bush washing machine, cheap but does the job perfectly fine
Nearly 2 years old and not had a single problem with it
My one is 5 years old 2 washes a day and is still going strong
@Lloyd Johnson Sadly, the model I had developed a fault causing the electrics in the house to fuse and stopped working
My cousin had the exact same model and the same thing happened but it actually damaged the wall socket in the kitchen
My washing machine was 2 Years and 2 months old
I now have a Beko machine, so far so good with the Beko
@@edwardtrickett6064 oh no i just bought this model for my disabled mother for Christmas 🤦♂️
@Lloyd Johnson It may have been a bad batch of machines, me and my cousin bought the same machine independently of each other either a few weeks of each other
Ironically we have the same Beko machine now too
bush and sharp are the same, both are made by vestel
One would expect the high end to be Miele
That’s what I have and what I was expecting from their report
Or siemans
@@alexmilton893 Siemens is garbage 🗑
I bought a Miele washing machine about 20 years ago, it’s still working.
Ok it cost about a £1000 back then, but I was so fed up with the cheaper machines only lasting a couple of years.
My one is beko price was £200 but I using like a 14 years, can't find any problem
@@harundoe1 Beko is a really good Budget Brand Thats what i thought they would used and a Miele For High end.
you get what you pay for i have an AEG washer had it 6 years now Paid £475 for it been Faultless . When moved out of my parents in 2010 i bought a cheap Cookworks Microwave it lasted 2.5 years then i just bought a £450 Panasonic Combi Oven in 2013 and i still have it and still runs like Clockwork .
My parents bought a Panasonic microwave with all the bells and whistles after they got married. I believe it was the bees knees at the time and probably cost near £1000 as well (although I can't say for sure) and 27 years later it's outlived every other appliance and operates daily without a complaint.
@@DoctorVision My Mum and Dad brought one over £1000 as well back in 2008. Apart from it being super noisy and very dusty it runs like it was just brought from the shop.
I've a Bosch, it's not great and VERY LOUD! Wish I'd never bought it.
I used a Samsung when I lived abroad, and it was great. It had a 15min quick wash, cold or warm, but was whisper quiet, a very appreciated feature.
Interesting. I also have a bosch (Seri 8 German made) and it's quite quiet. Is it loud throughout? What type of sounds do you hear? Whirring noise as the drum spins? Knocking?
Samsungs are notorious for breaking though
Wouldn’t have either of them
My washing machine from early 2000's (Miele) and it also keeps tumbling for hours until you open the door... I wonder what the actual difference in quality of material is though.
Yours will be made 100x better than these machines. They have a metal outer tub unlike these and a cast iron spider and you can actually replace the bearings on it to top it all off. I’d try and run it as long as you could as even new Mieles are now built to a price
I just got the Hoover H-wash 500 series and it is brilliant the model I have was quite expensive at £479
29l for a full wash cycle? Those clothes are more likely still full of detergent. Modern washing machines with eco cycles are terrible at rinsing
I want to know which brand uses the MOST water because with modern machines I end up having to run an extra two rinse cycles so it’s not ‘economy’ at all.
@@vickyalberts6716 Miele Machines can be set in the service menu to use a good amount of water and also do an extra rinse
@@PaulHojda That sounds good. Could I do that myself or would I need an engineer?
@@vickyalberts6716 You should be able to do it yourself. There are instruction videos on TH-cam on how to do it, depending on the model
@@vickyalberts6716 Beko. They are reliabl if you take care of them and use a good amount of water!
Miele Siemens Bosch AEG
I paid $1140 US for my Speed Queen TC5000.
It may not be sophisticated, but examples are tested to failure with reliability of 25 years at eight loads per week, a load takes forty minutes, and my grimiest gardening and work clothes cleaner than any front-load machine ever has.
Well done guys.you guys are really putting fun in your scientific work🔥🔥.Its so entertaining 👌👌
You compared to "cheap" vashers, great job...
Consumer Alert! I purchased a front loader manufactured by LG in late june. In july the front seal developed cracks. LG has not honored it´s waranty in more than 3 weeks of being notified. CONSUMER BEWARE!
The seals are not covered by warranty by any manufacturer.
Nice to see Craig Charles getting involved.
You're amazing!!
im sorry this is so stupid you do not need to put a washing machine on 3hr 39 minute wash thats dumb, and if its teh best how come you using more water. I think this is a case of keeping up with jones, never had problems with my cheap washers, i just want my clothes washed not all these silly wash cycles, either way its all the same in the end it all comes out clean, Its washing machine not a blody space ship geeezzzzz...
Presuming you use quick wash then, the devil program, quick washes use more water, cost more to heat the water so quickly, don’t rinse properly as they reduce the amount of rinses, most people use quick wash with 20-30 degree water , not good for your clothes as the body produces oils that make clothes greasy, there’s germs and bacteria on dirty laundry, stains etc would you shower in cold water, do you use cold water on dishes etc, cold wash is also really bad for the machine, the germs and bacteria build up in the machine with a layer of grease and detergent residue this is where mould starts forming on the door boot, and between the drum and tub, normal cottons wash at 40-60-90dg will help that stop and it kills the bacteria, dissolves detergent better, especially if you use the pods, liquids or gels, bog standers powder is so much better for your clothes and machine, Washing machines constantly used on quick wash have been shown to be a big cause of UTI’s ( urinary tract infection) and been found to harbour more dangerous bacteria than public toilets
The cheapskate always pays more in the long run.
I wouldn't call 300 quid cheap for my broken down 1 month old machine.
This should have been 189 bush vs 1200 Miele
How is it more efficient if it uses more water? Didnt you grade it the same so cost delta is zero?
Terrible reviewing.
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