Audio Research VT 60

When buying a tumble dryer reviews suggested that a condenser dryer was less efficient and more costly. I was sceptical about using a separate condenser but feel that I made the right choice. This particular product does exactly what it set out to do....

This item was bought for my daughter who was fed up putting the hose out of the window in the winter. She is very happy with it, said "it works well"

Does exactly what it promises to do: no steam build up in the room and, as an added bonus, it transfers the heat from the dryer back into the room. Child's play to assemble. An excellent product

the product is rubbish, did not work at all and i did fill it with cold water and my kitchen was still full of condensation waste of money

If you use it properly! All's that the condenser unit is. . .is a bucket with a hose attached to it! One end of the hose is attached to the vent outlet of your dryer and the other end to the top inlet of the bucket via easily attached clips. The bucket...

I would recommend buying a vent kit because it stops some of the condensation that builds up, and if other people use the tumbler they don't always put the vent hose out of the window, they don't even open a window, so then its a must, to save on decor...

This item is a complete waste of money. Simply put, it is not fit for purpose. I fitted it following the instructions to the letter and when I used my tumble dryer the whole room filled with damp air. The condenser didn't condense anything! Then when I...

We have the tumble dryer where there are no available windows for the outlet pipe and this looked like an excellent solution, this was not to be the case, it was a waste of time and money and I would not bother.

I have moved to a smaller house with no utility room and had a problem , where to position the tumble dryer , I only had my large bathroom cupboard , so I put it in there and it was too far away from the window to put the hose out , so purchased the...

I bought this product a few weeks ago and I am impressed all you do is put some water in the bottom of the plastic cup and hey presto. There sometimes is a bit of condensation but I open a window and the problem is gone. Can't understand the negative...