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Heat Pump Tumble Dryers

Contrary to vented tumble dryers heat pump models don't need vent pipes - their moisture goes into an easy-to-empty reservoir instead. The models with heat pumps also use the lower setting, which is gentler on clothes and more environmentally sustainable.

A tumble dryer with a heat pump could cost more than a vented model. Is it worth the investment?

It's more efficient

The majority of people think of as a method to heat a house. However, this versatile appliance is capable of more than just huffing and puffing to produce hot air. It also delivers AC, and it turns out that heat pumps are extremely energy efficient when used to run laundry. This makes them a smart option for those who are worried about the drying process destroying their clothes or living in an apartment that doesn't have space for outdoor drying.

A traditional vented tumbler releases hot air that evaporates your clothes out into the surrounding air, but a heat pump dryer uses this air to recycle and reuse itself. The moisture in your clothes is absorbed by the evaporator, and this condensation is then re-absorbed in tanks, where it is then heated and returned to the drum. This means that tumble dryers with heat pumps use considerably less energy than condenser models vented or vented.

However, there's an issue: since they use lower temperatures your clothing may take a little longer to dry. It's worth it in order to cut down on energy usage and keep your fabrics in good shape.

Another advantage of tumble dryers with heat pumps is that they do not require vent ducting which makes them more flexible in terms of the location they can be placed than vented or condenser counterparts. They still require a tank to collect water condensation which must be emptied on a regular basis or connected to your plumbing system if you want to flush them down your drains. However, this is a small compromise compared to the energy savings.

For industrial laundry facilities that need to provide a high level of washing service while remaining as efficient as they can be, the heat pump tumble dryer can be a viable option. Because they do not have to release hot air into the outdoor environment, they are able to cut down on energy consumption by 70%, which could save significant amounts of money on utility bills in the long run.

While there is a price for purchasing and installing the heat pump tumbler, the substantial energy savings it could bring will quickly offset any initial investment. It is important to maintain your heat pump tumble dryer by cleaning it frequently to avoid the build-up of lint that could reduce its efficiency and could be a fire risk.


It's gentler on your clothes.

The tumble dryers of the heat pump dry your laundry using moisture extraction and not direct heating. This allows your clothes to be dried with lower temperatures which is gentle on the fabric and can extend the life of your favourite garments and jumpers. They also require an water tank (also called reservoir), which you will need to empty regularly unless they're plumbed. This isn't a problem for most households, as you can empty the tank with your regular household waste.

It's more sustainable

If you don't have enough room to hang your clothes to dry, or if you prefer not to, tumble drying is a great option. However, tumble dryer with heat pump could cause damage to fabric with frequent use and high temperatures. With a Beko heat pump tumble dryer you don't have to worry about your clothes being damaged since it uses lower temperatures and less extraction of moisture to dry your load. Learn more about the Heat Pump tumble dryers here.

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