Where does the water go in a heat pump tumble dryer? These units collect water in a built-in water tank. That means you’ll need to empty it every so often.

Heat pump tumble dryers are often a couple of hundred pounds more expensive than vented or condenser dryers, but prices are coming down, and they are the cheapest type of tumble dryer to run. If ...

Tumble dryers, especially older ones, use a lot of energy, which can greatly increase household electricity costs.

Tumble dryers, particularly older models, can be one of the most energy-guzzling appliances in the home - but changing when ...

But a relatively new technology is changing that. Instead of using a heater, these new dryers use a heat pump, and [Matt Ferrell] shows us his dryer and discusses the pros and cons in a video you ...

A highly energy-efficient heat pump tumble dryer, this Bosch model uses AutoDry sensors to prevent overheating and save energy. With an 8kg drum, it’s ideal for families, while the AllergyPlus ...

Tumble dryers offer a fantastic way to dry your clothes, bedding, and towels, but they can be quite expensive in terms of ...

Heat pump tumble dryers are often a couple of hundred pounds more expensive than vented or condenser dryers, but prices are coming down, and they are the cheapest type of tumble dryer to run. If ...

Putting wet clothes on a spin cycle instead can also cost less than regular tumble drying. Homeowners may also want to consider using a heat pump dryer, which is significantly more energy ...