F & P ED56 auto sensing and is five years old. Would you buy or buy new! Any thoughts apriciated as I haven't bought one for twenty years and that one has finally had it!
wasgonna,
Nov 20, 5:14pm
Buy new. They're cheap as chips now and you have a guarantee. As you say yours lasted 20 years so why not get one to last the same without making it a lottery on a pre-owned one.
robyn276,
Nov 20, 6:27pm
My F & P dryer is 42 years old and is still going good.
lythande1,
Nov 20, 8:28pm
My dryer is 34 this year. I've had a second hand one, not as old, blew it up (my fault not the dryers).I'd certainly buy used.
aeromo,
Nov 20, 9:39pm
ok thanks people they do seem to keep on going don't they. Just wondering though if the new computerised ones have the same durability.
aeromo,
Nov 21, 1:06am
Anyone had experience of the computerised models!
midnight42,
Nov 21, 2:03am
My dryer is forty years old Robyn though it is not used much but would hate to be without it.
mommabean,
Nov 22, 2:20am
we have just bought a second hand sensing one after our last second hand one died after 10 years .
traderat,
Nov 22, 12:35pm
Buy some pegs.!Use your legs
mokaumoi,
Nov 14, 8:53pm
In the rain, that's a pain!
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