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Old 23-01-2005, 22:41   #28
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Re: Buying a Washing Machine

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Originally Posted by greencreeper
I've never had any problems with Hoover I'm thinking of replacing the current machine - it makes the living room shake. Shrieks occasionally too. I was going to go for another Hoover, but after reading this thread I might go for one of the foreign makes. Hmmm.
No no no no no no no NOOOOOO!!!!!! Never buy a Hoover - I had one and the engineer came out to it when it was 6 weeks old, and every month after that - we were on first name terms within months!! It eventually packed up when it was 3 1/2 years old, it needed a new motor but after 5 weeks waiting (with 2 kids and NO washing machine!) I told them what to do with it - and that was with the so called 'Coverplan' which was meant to ensure that your machine was kept running with the minimum of fuss. I went out and bought a cheap and cheerful Indesit which washes better than that horrible Hoover ever did, and so far it's been plain sailing for 2 years (well apart from a certain ham-fisted forum member snapping the door handle off it a few months back! ) So now I don't care if this one packs up, I'll just go and get another one - oh and don't bother with the Coverplan/Mastercare cr@p - they take your money then don't come out for 3 weeks, then do sod all when they do turn up!
Rant over! (and apologies if any of you out there work for any of the aforementioned companies - just sharing my experiences that's all! )
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