First time we have a dryer in our house, we have it for 6 months and we use it almost every day! I wouldn't say it consumes a lot of electricity, the bill comes normally as it always has! The programs are sufficient although I usually use only one for cotton! Easy to understand and overall it doesn't give you any trouble as a machine! I am very satisfied with the result and my choice! It leaves the clothes smelling fresh, soft (if I take them out while they are still warm and some remain a bit stiff, otherwise a press with the iron and they are ready.) the towels are like new and fluffy! I have recommended it to my friends and whoever got it is constantly pleased! I don't know how I lived without this tool! I highly recommend it !!!!!

I have it for about 3 months. It does what you expect. It dries well without wrinkles, odors, and problems. The programs are sufficient, usually it shows that they will last long enough, but the program finishes faster.
Unlike my old Zanussi, it seems to keep all the lint in its filters.
Tip: Every 2-3 months, Praktiker offers it on sale

First experience with a dryer.

My first decision was to get a heat pump dryer for electricity savings. I installed a wattmeter and it's around 500 watts.

I have a Candy 8kg washing machine, so the clothes go directly into the dryer.

In the eco cotton program, it takes 3 hours and the clothes come out incredibly dry, I couldn't believe it!

The 40-minute program is for light clothes, I would say it's okay.

I have it outside the house, be careful with the manual, it says up to 5°C, not lower.

The drum doesn't spin quickly, but steadily, let's say 100 rotations per minute.

If you put bags, the zipper makes constant noise, zip-zap, zip-zap.

As a dryer, it doesn't make any noise at all.

Everything smells very fresh!

I got it for a family of four, with 2 and 10-year-old kids. During rainy days, it was difficult to hang the clothes inside and outside, and they still wouldn't dry even after 2 days. So the 3-hour drying time is a lifesaver.

We used to do laundry every day, so we were saved.

One detail I want to mention is the big difference it makes to take out the washed clothes with the basin, go outside, and hang them for 30 minutes, especially baby clothes, and then spend another 10 minutes collecting them. With the dryer, I just put everything inside directly and straight into the closet.

Regarding wrinkling, if you're not into ironing, you won't notice much difference compared to the traditional hanging method.

It has a water bottle and a drainage hose.

The filter needs cleaning every time, but it's easy.

I will come back.
Update 11-1-2024, I'm uploading a video.
I clean the filter with a vacuum, very easy and more effective than washing.
Today it was 1°C and the program didn't finish

After a Whirlpool that worked continuously for 8 years and I was very satisfied, I bought a Bosch. This dryer is day and night compared to the old one. Quiet, many programs, very high quality, sturdy, excellent. I don't know about durability because it's still new, but what can go wrong with a Bosch? However, I will come back for further clarification.

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4 single sheets (two with elastic) and 5 pillowcases, in the cotton program, completely dry in 1 hour and 5 minutes!!!

Load of clothes from a 6kg washing machine, in the cotton program in 1 hour and 45 minutes!!

Always set at 1000 revolutions per minute, of course.

When it starts, the time indicator will say it needs 4 hours. It has never taken more than 2 hours. It has a sensor and adjusts the time according to the load and how wet the clothes are.

It has a double filter for lint inside and one on the bottom left. These must be cleaned every time the cycle ends (We're talking about funny things) and it's good to clean the bottom one every 4-5 cycles. It also displays a message on the screen indicating that cleaning is required.