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Heat-Pump Tumble Dryer The heat pump in this Miele model recycles hot air to help save energy and keep your clothes looking nice for a longer time. It's more expensive than a condenser or vented tumble dryer but it's worth the investment. Models of heat pumps are similar to condenser dryers in that they do not require venting outside. They do come with a water tank which needs to be cleaned frequently. They're more affordable to operate Heat-pump tumble driers dry your laundry using warm air, however unlike condenser or vented tumble driers they don't let the air be wasted. They do this by recycling the same warm air over and over time, evaporating water through the process to give your clothes a fresh lease of life. This closed-loop system uses less energy than traditional tumble dryers, despite taking slightly longer to complete your wash. The cost of running a heat pump tumble dryer is much lower than the cost of a vented or condenser tumble dryer, if you consider the higher price at purchase. The average annual energy cost for a vented tumbler are around PS1,928 annually however, the same size heat pump dryer is priced at PS59. You can save money and decrease your carbon footprint, as well as the cost of energy and consumption. Look for features that let you manage the settings of your dryer, which will help you optimise its efficiency. For instance, certain models feature a steam function which will inject water into the drum at different places during the drying process to ensure your clothes are in good shape without wasting energy heating. This can prevent wrinkles, and you can even skip ironing! Certain dryers with heat pumps have a lint-filter and autoclean that eliminates dust and ensures that the condenser is operating efficiently. This will help the machine to stay in good condition for a longer time. Many models also employ gentler temperature settings and tumbling movements to ensure that your clothes don't get worn down or damaged with frequent tumble drying at high temperatures. Sort your laundry by material before starting drying. Different materials have different drying time. This will reduce your energy consumption and ensure that the slower drying clothing is not damaged by faster drying items. This simple action can help you recuperate the additional cost of a heater tumble dryer quicker than you'd expect. You'll feel better about your clothes The drying of clothes outside is time-consuming, unavoidable and can be risky for those with asthma and hay fever, as it increases the humidity level in the air. Dust mites can also multiply in the home, which is something no one wants to have in their home. With a good tumble dryer, you can avoid these issues and get your laundry done at the convenience of your home. Heat pump tumble dryers make use of hot air to absorb the moisture from your clothes, making them dry after washing. The heat pump tumble dryers then move the hot air through an extractor, which removes moisture from your clothes. They store it as condensation in tanks and store it. The air is then reheated before being dried as usual. This method saves energy by reusing hot air already inside your machine. Heat pump dryers use half the power of vented and condenser dryers. This lower energy usage will benefit the environment, and can also cut down on your household expenses. They are also gentler on fabrics. They are less harsh on clothing than tumble dryers which require high temperatures to operate. Unlike vented tumble dryers, heat pump models don't need to be connected to an external vent. This gives you greater flexibility in deciding the location to put your appliance in your home. It is possible to install a heat pump tumble dryer in any room with an electrical outlet. With their high energy efficiency, gentle treatment of fabric and easy maintenance the heat pump tumble dryers are a great option for anyone who wants to lower their laundry costs without compromising on quality or performance. If you're interested in learning more about the ways a Bosch heat pump dryer could be beneficial to your home, our expert sales advisors are available to assist in-store or by phone. They're easier to move They don't require venting out unlike vented tumblers. They can be used anywhere at home. They are more adaptable than other dryers that require to be positioned close to a window or a wall, so that warm air can escape when it cools. This is the reason they are only suitable for certain areas, like kitchens or utility rooms. The fact that heat-pump dryers don't add heat to the load of laundry, means they are also more gentle on your clothes than tumble dryers. They are less likely to harm delicate materials, and can even reduce wrinkles by tumbling the clothes after the cycle is finished. This stops them from re-wrinkling and helps them keep their shape for longer over other dryers. Additionally, they are better for your clothes, heat pump dryers are also more sustainable than traditional tumble dryers. They use less energy which reduces the amount of energy used by your household and your carbon footprint. This is especially important when the U.S. transitions from fossil fuels to clean electricity. A heat pump dryer's lower operating costs can also make it a more economical alternative to traditional electric and gas-resistance models. Peter McPhee is the senior program director of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center. He estimates that his family can save hundreds of dollars each year thanks to their new heat pump drying system. They use about 20 loads a week. A heat pump tumble dryer can be used on a 120-volt household circuit in contrast to standard electric dryers that require a 220 volt 30-amp circuit. This is an important selling point for buyers, especially for those who live in older homes in which it is difficult to upgrade wiring. If you're thinking of trying out a heat-pump tumble dryer, look at our range of Miele heat pump dryers here. You can order them online and pick from a wide range of programs that will meet your needs in washing. You can also connect your new heat-pump dryer to our hOn app, to control it wherever you are. They're also more eco-friendly. Tumble dryers use a lot of energy, and that's not just bad for your electricity bills, but also for the environment. They are more sustainable. The secret to their greener credentials is that they remove moisture from the air instead of adding it, which makes them considerably less energy-intensive. This means they take a little longer to dry your laundry however this is offset by their superior energy efficiency. In the long run, you'll save dollars on your energy bills. Contrary to traditional dryers that are powered by a heating element heat pump dryers make use of warm air to evaporate the water from your clothes and then recycle the dry air back into the drum. This method can cut down drying times by up to 40%, as well as cutting down on your energy bills. In addition the heat pump tumble dryers are able to be used in homes and apartments in which a vent pipe isn't able to be installed, as they don't have to be connected to a plumbing system or have an outside exhaust. They can be put in a utility area, making them ideal for commercial textile care facilities as well as laundries. The high cost of electricity is a major problem for professional textile care companies. With the cost of energy constantly on the rise, it's important for business owners and managers to find ways to decrease their utility usage in order to save money and safeguard their margins. The heat pump tumble dryers can cut drying times by up to 40%, making them a fantastic choice for busy commercial laundry. This means that you can save valuable working time while ensuring your washing efficiency levels. A tumble dryer with a heat pump also has the advantage of being gentler on fabrics because it operates at lower temperatures than traditional dryers. This makes them a great option for delicates, like silk blouses or wool sweaters. The lower temperature can help to limit shrinkage of the fabric, which is a common problem for a lot of people and can prolong the lifespan of your clothing.