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Heat Pump Tumble Dryer Reviews

Tumble dryers that use heat pumps generally cost a few hundred pounds more expensive than condenser or vented models. However they are also the most affordable type of tumble dryer to run.

They suck the moisture out of your clothes and recycle it with less energy than other type of tumble dryer. They also provide gentle fabric care and are the most quiet.

1. Energy efficiency

As the prices for energy continue to increase across Europe, we've seen an increase in inquiries for tumble dryers with heat pumps. These innovative appliances may cost more initially, but they provide lower operating costs than vented or condenser dryers.

Heat pump models recycle warm air from previous cycles. This lets your clothes be dried at a lower temperature. This is better for the fabrics and can help you save money on your energy costs.

To extract the warmth from the air, the heat pump dryer operates on the same system as refrigerators. The heat pump fluid, which is similar to refrigerant, absorbs warm air inside the drum and circulates it through in a closed loop. Then, the warm air is reheated before being used to continue drying your clothes. This is where you will see the huge energy savings, since your electric bill will be much less than with condenser models vented or vented.

Furthermore the machines are energy efficient and are also green. Instead of transferring the heat to the vents that lead to your home the cool heat pump fluid is recycled and the moisture is stored in a simple-to-empty container.

The heat pump dryers might not be as fast as other tumble dryers. They are slower to dry your clothes because they utilize warm air from the previous cycle. They typically take between 5 and 15 minutes longer than other tumble dryers using their most efficient programs. However the lower temperatures utilized in the heat pump dryers are more gentle on your clothing, which can prevent unwanted stretching and shrinkage.

2. Gentle fabric care

Heat pump tumble dryers offer the best in energy efficiency, gentle fabric treatment and cost savings. They are an excellent choice for laundry rooms where venting is difficult or impossible, too.

In addition to the lower temperatures, which are more gentle on clothes and sheets than vented dryers, this dryer comes with a drying rack for delicates, accessories and shoes. The dryer's smart AbsoluteCare System automatically adjusts drum movements and temperatures to ensure that it gently dries your clothes.

Other highlights include the Sensor Dry feature which monitors moisture levels and ends the cycle when laundry is dry - thereby saving you up to 2 hours of extra drying time. The Quiet mode also reduces cycle noise to ensure you can do your laundry at the night.

The AutoRefresh feature of dryers refreshes your clothes, rehydrates them and deodorises them every 30 minutes. This keeps your clothes fresh and soft for a longer period of time. It also improves energy efficiency, reducing your energy bills and save you even more money. For an easy wash you can use the Quick 30 cycle dries a full load in around 30 minutes.

3. Versatility

If you want the best tumble dryer that does everything, this Miele heat pump dryer is for you. It comes with 14 different programs to meet the needs of a variety washing loads, and also separate cycles for woollens cottons and bedding. This model is distinguished by its intelligent Optimal Dry smart technology. It uses sensors to measure the moisture and temperature of each load. This then adjusts the drying process, keeping clothes and reducing energy consumption.

heat-pump tumble dryer is that this is one of the most efficient tumble dryers in the market, with an A+++ energy rating. This Miele tumble dryer can be controlled remotely using Wi-Fi built-in and smart connectivity options. They work with voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

Another option is this Beko condenser tumble dryer, which is another top performer and is ideal for small-sized households. It is available as a vented or plumbed in unit. It also comes with a variety of eight-kilogram sizes to accommodate different washing loads. The Beko DTLCE80021W has a range of helpful functions such as time remaining indicators to assist you in planning your day, as well as an ironing crease guard to protect clothes that aren't perfect.

All tumble dryers are not created equal. The type of tumble dryer you choose will affect both your outright budget and the cost of running it over time. The key is to consider the amount of laundry your household uses and the specific features you value most like sensor drying and heat pump technology. Check that the tumble dryer you choose is compatible with the existing venting system in your home.

4. Convenience

Despite their reputation for being energy guzzlers tumble dryers can be an actual convenience. The best ones can dry your clothes in just a couple of hours, which is an excellent benefit when you've had a hectic day or simply don't have the time to hang your laundry. They are also more soft and pleasant to the touch than those which have been dried naturally.

Modern heat pumps take a much more environmentally friendly approach than vented tumble dryers. They make use of hot air in order to evaporate the water in your load, and then transfer the vapour into the storage tank (or directly into your drain if it's plumbed in). This method can reduce the amount of energy used by as much as 50 percent, making it considerably more efficient than vented dryers.

The Siemens WT7XH940GB is a great example of a top-quality, energy-efficient model. Its sensor drying feature automatically adjusts the length of a cycle depending on the amount of moisture in the load, which reduces the use of energy and reduces the damage to your clothes. It also features a programme end alarm that informs you that the cycle is complete and your laundry is ready to be removed.

You can also control the dryer via your smartphone with the Home Connect app, giving you complete freedom to start, pause and check on the status of cycles from anywhere in the world. A capacity of 9kg means that this specialised dryer can handle large families with ease and its front-load design lets you to save water and detergent. It also has 1400 RPM of spinning speed to improve drying times and water extraction. The machine is backed by a comprehensive warranty which includes a two-year total machine warranty and ten-year motor warranty.

5. Noise

A tumble dryer with a heat pump can emit metallic sounds which are typical during the first few washing cycles. These sounds are caused by the felt tape or the moisture sensor that requires soaking in water. These sounds could also be caused by electrical wiring behind the appliance, close to the fan housing. After a short period of time the sounds will fade out.

The noise level of a heat pump dryer is lower than a standard tumble dryer, making it one of the quietest models available on the market. It has an acoustic rating of 62 decibels, which is around the level of conversation which means it's not completely quiet, but it shouldn't disturb you while it's working. It is made with sound-absorbing materials to make it as quiet as is possible, too.





There are a variety of tumble dryers you can purchase such as condenser and airflow dryers and heat-pump dryers. Understanding the differences between different models will help you choose the one that is best suited to your requirements. The primary difference between these models is how they release the moisture with the most efficient tumble dryers with heat pumps using an additional tank that you can empty.

Some heat pump tumble dryers include a variety of convenient features that can make your life easier. These include a delay-start timer feature that lets you set a time when you want the machine to start drying, and a child lock that prevents kids from switching the dryer off and on. Some models have an LED inside lighting feature that lights the drum to make it easier to see while you're loading or unloading your laundry.