New Fisher and Paykel 4.5KG Clothes Dryer. Only $399 @ Bing Lee

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Was in Bing Lee yesterday and noticed two hot deals. This one looked really good.

4.5KG F&P dryer for $399 is cheap.

• Automatic Timer: Yes
• Condenser: No
• Dimensions (mm) Depth: 560
• Dimensions (mm) Height: 790
• Dimensions (mm) Width: 565
• Dryer Capacity (kg): 4.5
• Electronic Controls: No
• Energy Consumption (kWh/yr): 234
• Energy Rating (in Stars): 1
• Lint Filter: Yes
• No Of Temperature Settings: 2

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  wisc on 01/07/2009 - 10:43

  meh, 412.00 here, better, but not much better. like 3%.

  https://www.appliancesonline.com.au/p-1403-45kg-fisher-payke…

  not bad for a bricks and mortar place i guess.

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    footy on 01/07/2009 - 10:48

    Yeah exactly. You could pick this up and not pay postage. More savings…

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      wisc on 01/07/2009 - 10:56

      not sure if that place charges shipping, (which may make it a better deal as most require shipping even if they buy it from a store.)

      from the check out screen:

      Please select the desired shipping method below:
      Delivery ($0.00)

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  jv on 01/07/2009 - 10:58

  I got one for around $380 about 2 months ago from the Good Guys…

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  MrGareth on 01/07/2009 - 11:40

  I've been waiting for a thread like this for a while now… I am in need of a new dryer. :) What's the best value dryer? I'd prefer say a 4kg - 4.5kg model… something big enough to fit sheets in.

  Dryers aren't really efficient anyway, so I doubt there's much difference in terms of power usage compared so a cheaper brand and a F&P?

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    ranmalynx on 01/07/2009 - 12:22

    Get the Whirlpool 6KG dryer from Good Guys - same price $399 - Sale until July 05 - pay less for cash
    http://www.thegoodguys.com.au/portal/page/portal/tggwebporta…

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    wisc on 01/07/2009 - 12:22

    yeah, there isn't much to them, basically a heating element and a motor to run the dryer, elements are pretty much 100% efficent at turning electricity to heat, so the more power it uses the more heat it generates.

    you'll pay extra for features and sensors. (eg auto off sensors etc)

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      WaywardOne on 01/07/2009 - 13:14

      I'd debate that. The speed at which the drum rotates and size could effect drying speed and hence power usage.