Tumble Dryers
Innovations in washer dryers tend to be more forthcoming than with the tumble dryer. However, The Electric Shop aims to maintain its finger on the button to ensure we always offer the finest tumble dryer products from condenser dryers to spin dryers and vented tumble dryers.

Don’t know your condenser dryers from your spin dryers and vented tumble dryers? Then fear not because we offer expert advice on all our products and we have an experienced team who are waiting to answer any questions you may have. Below is some general information to assist you in choosing the right tumble dryer for your needs. If you would like to speak to someone, simply call us and we will be more than willing to help.

The biggest differences between models, rather than drying performance, are noise level, number of cycles, and type of controls.

Condenser Dryers & Vented Tumble Dryers
A condenser dryer doesn't need to be placed next to an external wall and doesn't need a vent whereas vented tumble dryers have an outlet hose, which will release steam into the room if it doesn’t lead elsewhere. The steam produced by a condenser dryer is condensed and collects in a tank located in the base of the machine.

Spin Dryers
Spin Dryers use centrifugal motion to dry the clothes that are put into it and therefore offer a partial solution to your clothes drying requirements. Although they aren’t as effective as tumble dryers in drying your clothes, there are benefits to choosing a spin dryer over a tumble dryer. When your clothes come out of your washing machine they still contain a considerable amount of water. A condenser or vented tumble dryer will take up to an hour to remove that water, it can cause wear to your clothes, and it is more expensive to run. With a spin dryer your clothes come out damp, which reduces line-drying times.