If you're short on space for a standalone tumble dryer, but want to dry your clothes, bedding and towels quickly, should you buy a washer-dryer? To find out how using a washer-dryer compares to a ...

The cost of running a tumble dryer depends on several things, including the type of dryer, energy efficiency of the model, load size and, of course, energy prices. As part of our extensive tumble ...

The Hoover H-Dry 350 tumble dryer is a cracking appliance. It offers all of the benefits of a heat pump setup over a vented model but is also affordably priced. The load capacity is decent enough ...

MILLIONS of customers are facing rising energy bills - but there are ways to cut costs. A tumble dryer is a handy appliance to have in your home, especially during the winter when you can't dry ...

Tumble dryers are one of the most costly appliances to operate, but during the winter months when the weather is harsh and sunlight scarce, it's difficult to avoid using them to keep up with laundry.

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Real Simple suggests that incorporating dryer balls into your laundry routine can cut down drying time and reduce costs. These handy tools enhance airflow, thus speeding up the drying process.

Many homeowners resort to using “energy thirsty” tumble dryers which can cost around £170 a year to run, depending on the model, load size and price of energy, the Energy Saving Trust says.

Pearson recommends the Bosch WNA144V9GB as an excellent freestanding tumble dryer for medium-sized households, citing its energy efficiency as its most attractive factor.

Researchers from the University of Michigan are hoping their new study will inspire some Americans to rethink their relationship with laundry. Because, no matter how you spin it, clothes dryers use a ...

It’s estimated that heated clothes airers cost between 10p to 20p an hour to run, making them cheaper to use than a tumble dryer. Plus, they’re far less expensive to buy in the first place.