The most compelling case of washer-dryers is the space they save-instead of two separate devices, you get a device that has both.

The first choice is to choose between a stand-alone or integrated washer dryer. The all-in-one dryer is suitable for your other white goods and cabinets, while the free-standing model can be front-loaded and usually has a larger capacity.

Other key considerations are energy efficiency, so the machine will not unduly increase your energy costs, various preset programs or washing cycles, washing and drying capacity, and spin speed.

It is worth noting that the new energy rating system came into effect in March 2021, which means that the machine is rated A-G instead of A+++. It is much more difficult to get an A or B rating now (the old scale’s A++ is converted to the new scale’s F rating), so don’t be put off by the low-sounding D or E score-this actually means that the machine is relatively energy-efficient .

Most washer-dryers have less drying capacity than washing capacity, so if you tumble dry your clothes frequently (to avoid dividing all your clothes in half), you need a machine with the highest possible drying capacity .

A machine with a higher speed (ideally higher than 1200 rpm) will extract more water, which can both dry clothes more efficiently and reduce operating costs. Also worth considering are any additional features, such as quick wash settings and timer delays, as well as a guarantee that your machine will be covered in the event of a machine failure.

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