Where's cheapest to buy Miele or Siemens appliances?
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Don't the Mieale washing machines or some of them at least come with 25 year warranty/they used to.
Apparently the hub on the washing machine was superior to that of a Mini car.... So your 5-10kg washing simply couldn't wear it out.
As others have said Ofher brands sometimes offer long warranties + buy via john Lewis we did that cheekily for some buy to let's and as it turned out one went in its last year of 5 years so got another brand new one which came with another 5 year warranty. The other still going strong.
We go for LG direct drive or Bosch washing machines not yet upper the £ for the better brands yet .... I'm sure the wife would if she had the chance.
Apparently the hub on the washing machine was superior to that of a Mini car.... So your 5-10kg washing simply couldn't wear it out.
As others have said Ofher brands sometimes offer long warranties + buy via john Lewis we did that cheekily for some buy to let's and as it turned out one went in its last year of 5 years so got another brand new one which came with another 5 year warranty. The other still going strong.
We go for LG direct drive or Bosch washing machines not yet upper the £ for the better brands yet .... I'm sure the wife would if she had the chance.
CorradoTDI said:
If you're buying more than one appliance try Euronics, they will match prices but also give discounts for multiple purchases unlike John Lewis and AO etc... Kitchen suppliers often do good deals too if you know what you want etc
JLewis will match anyone and is usually the cheapest anyway. I'm hoping my new kitchen will last atleast 15 years. Would like the appliances to last atleast half that time.
Do see your point though because I do have, for example a cake mixer that I bought from Lidl on their weekly specials for £3! And even with weekly use its lasted 15 years...
But don't want the hassle of pulling white goods out. And if 'you get what you pay for' is anything to go by then I'd rather fit in some reassurance.
Do see your point though because I do have, for example a cake mixer that I bought from Lidl on their weekly specials for £3! And even with weekly use its lasted 15 years...
But don't want the hassle of pulling white goods out. And if 'you get what you pay for' is anything to go by then I'd rather fit in some reassurance.
bruce_miranda said:
Looking to get some Miele or Siemens appliances. Wondered if there is a place that people would recommend where the prices are better than say, walking into John Lewis?
Bought a Miele vacuum cleaner from JL (click and collect). It was amongst the cheapest, but I'd have bought from JL anyway due to past experience with their service.I'm not sure if this is me imagining things but the Miele stuff seems really "built to last"
bruce_miranda said:
I'm hoping my new kitchen will last atleast 15 years. Would like the appliances to last atleast half that time.
Do see your point though because I do have, for example a cake mixer that I bought from Lidl on their weekly specials for £3! And even with weekly use its lasted 15 years...
But don't want the hassle of pulling white goods out. And if 'you get what you pay for' is anything to go by then I'd rather fit in some reassurance.
Didn't know Lidl had been in UK for 15 years learn something new every day. Do see your point though because I do have, for example a cake mixer that I bought from Lidl on their weekly specials for £3! And even with weekly use its lasted 15 years...
But don't want the hassle of pulling white goods out. And if 'you get what you pay for' is anything to go by then I'd rather fit in some reassurance.
Still I much prefer our Kitchen Aid
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