Heat Pump Tumble dryers heat pump

The models that use heat pumps do not require a vent pipe because they store their moisture in a simple reservoir. They also have a lower temperature, which makes them gentler on your clothes and more eco-friendly.

But a heat pump tumble dryer is more expensive to buy than a vented one. Is the investment worth it?

It's also more energy efficient.

Heat pumps are often thought of as a method to heat a house. However this appliance is capable of much more than just huffing and puffing to create hot air. It can also supply AC and heat pumps are extremely energy efficient when they're used to run laundry. This makes them a smart option for anyone concerned about tumble drying wearing away their clothes or living in an apartment that doesn't have space for outdoor drying.

Heat pump dryers recycle and reuse the air used to dry your clothes. The moisture in your clothes is captured by the evaporator, and this condensation is then re-absorbed in tanks, where it is re-heated and returned to the drum. This means that tumble dryers using heat pumps use significantly less energy than condenser or vented models.

There's one drawback to this method: your clothes might take longer to dry due to the fact that they use less heat. But it's worth the wait for those who want to reduce their energy consumption and quiet keep their fabrics in good shape.

They are also more flexible than vented or condenser counterparts since they don't require vent ducting. They do require a container to collect water condensation which has to be cleaned regularly, or a connection to your plumbing system if you want to flush them down your drains. However it's a small compromise compared to the energy savings.

They are an excellent choice for industrial laundry operations that need to offer a high-quality washing service while being as energy efficient as they are. Because they do not have to release hot air into the outside environment, they can to cut down on energy consumption by around 70%, which could save significant amounts of energy costs in the long run.

The initial cost of constructing and Quiet purchasing a heat-pump tumble dryer will soon be offset by the energy savings. It is essential to maintain your heat pump tumble dryer, cleaning it regularly to prevent the accumulation of lint, which can hinder its performance and create a fire risk.

It's gentler to your clothes

The tumble dryers of the heat pump dry your laundry using the process of extracting moisture rather than direct heating. This means your clothes are dried at a lower temperature which is gentler on your fabrics and can prolong the life of your favorite jumpers and dresses. Because they utilize the process of removing moisture, they require the use of a water tank (also known as a reservoir) which you have to empty on a regular basis, unless you have them installed. But this isn't a huge issue for most households since it is easy to empty it with the regular household waste.

It's more sustainable

Tumble drying is a great option when you have limited space in your home to dry clothes or not to hang it up. However, tumble dryers could cause damage to fabric when used frequently and at higher temperatures. With a Beko heat pump tumble dryer, you won't have to worry about your clothes being damaged as it utilizes a lower temperature and drying to dry your clothes. Find out more about Heat Pump tumble dryers here.