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After buying a new dryer recently, I was after a new washing machine to go with it. My old washing machine was over five years old (probably closer to ten, we inherited it when we bought our house), and had only three temperature options and a couple of programme settings, so it was definitely time to upgrade.
I did a lot of research before deciding on a washing machine, as I wanted one with plenty of features and had a good energy rating, but wasn’t too expensive. The Beko WME7267 was one of about three washing machines that met my requirements, and ended up being the cheapest and having the highest capacity. The price for this machine varies wildly, and can be as much as £350 for the silver model. I paid £250 for my silver version from Argos, which also offers a collect/recycling service for your old machine for just £7. Don’t forget to look for cashback deals and free delivery codes to make it cheaper as well!
Key Features
The Beko WME7267 is a front-loading washing machine which holds up to 7kg of clothes, features a range of different programmes, and is fitted with a child lock. The machine’s door automatically locks once a cycle is started, and unlocks itself a few seconds after they cycle fully finishes. It uses 1.19kWh and 52 litres of water per cycle.