Whirlpool has launched two new dishwashers that use just six litres of water.

The freestanding ADPL 7470 IX and its built-in counterpart, the ADG 8900, are both A++ rated machines with 13 place settings and eight programmes.

6-litre water usage, the lowest on the market. It’s 6th SENSE technology senses the level of soiling throughout each cycle and adjusts the water pressure & volume. The 28 PowerClean jet sprays blast baked on food so no need to pre-rinse dishes.

 

 

 

Gorenje launches new Classico Collection

Gorenje launches new Classico Collection

he line is inspired by timeless traditional farmhouse kitchen style and will include Built In ovens, hobs, hoods and freestanding cookers, available in both Ivory and matt Black finishes.

Stuart Benson, national sales manager at Gorenje UK says: “The new Classico Collection from Gorenje has been designed to work perfectly in rustic kitchens as the appliances offer style, warmth and character.”

Combining excellent build quality and modern performance with traditional styling, the Classico Range will broaden our product offering and allow us to cater for new customers.”

 
 
 

The product line includes traditionally-styled ovens, complete with electronic programmable timers and analogue display, a range of hobs including ceramic, induction and gas hobs with original cast iron supports, a selection of specially designed hoods and an electric 60cm freestanding cooker.

Stuart concludes: “From top-end designer product lines to our colourful retro fridges – choice is everything at Gorenje and we always endeavour to provide our customers with excellent appliances that work to enhance their kitchen design vision.

I would urge anybody interested in stocking or purchasing from the Classico Range to keep their eyes open for the July launch and to get in touch for more information.”
 
For more information Gorenje please contact the team on 020 8247 39 80.

Win a Gorenje ion fridge freezer

 

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Gorenje IonAir fridge-freezer uses ions to destroy up to 95% of bacteria, mould, and odours, and comes with a range of technology designed to optimise food preservation and make life that little bit simpler. The IonAir comes complete with holiday mode, Nofrost technology and a Mulitflow 360 ventilation system which is ideal for keeping your food at the perfect temperature.

To be in with a chance of winning, follow @GorenjeUK on Twitter or like it on Facebook and send your #LifeHacks before July 31 2014.

Braun

Small domestic appliance brand Braun is to relaunch in the UK after a six-year absence.

Owner Procter and Gamble has licensed the Braun brand name for SDA products to the De’Longhi Group, which will introduce three new ranges of hand blenders, juicer and irons in July. More products will follow at a later date.

Designed in Germany, at the Braun headquarters, near Frankfurt, the new products are aimed at the affordable, mid-range sector of the market. 

The Braun TexStyle irons (RRP £29.99 to £79.99), Multiquick hand blenders (RRP £19.99 to £89.99 RRP) and Multiquick juicers (RRP £79.99 to £149.99) will be sold through electrical retailers – independents and multiples – department stores and grocery multiples.

The Multiquick juicers have powerful two-speed motors up to 1000W and wide 75mm feeding chutes, which are able to juice the toughest fruit and vegetables in just 15 seconds, claims Braun.

The brand’s Multiquick hand blenders are equipped with patented PowerBell technology, which combines stainless steel blades with an anti-splash, bell-shaped foot to counteract the motion of the blades, creating a cyclone effect inside the shaft for quicker and cleaner results.

Braun’s TexStyle irons are fitted with Saphir and Eloxal soleplates which are four and two times harder than stainless steel, respectively, and allow for high-performance when combined with a 3D steam solution effect, says Braun. They also benefit from an ergonomic open handle for comfort and easier manoeuvrability.

Valor returns

Glen Dimplex Home Appliances (GDHA) is to relaunch the Valor brand on cooking products in the UK.

established in Birmingham in 1890, Valor began its life with one small factory producing paraffin heaters. Since then, the brand has grown steadily to become known for domestic fireplaces in the UK market. In 1926 Valor launched its first oil powered cooker and went on to become a popular brand in the domestic appliance sector.

After falling victim to difficult market conditions, it ceased to produce cookers, instead focusing on home heating appliances after being acquired by the Dimplex Group in 2009. GDHA has now added the brand to its portfolio.

Said Denver Hewlett, chief executive of GDHA (pictured): “GDHA specialises in reviving struggling brands and we are very excited about the prospect of relaunching Valor. Valor remains a recognisable name in the home heating sector, but it once had a great reputation as a manufacturer of cooking appliances. We hope the new Valor range will appeal to those looking for a well-made, reliable and traditionally styled cooker.”

Haier

Chinese home electronics and appliances manufacturer Haier Group announced that it will lay off around 10,000 workers this year, after cutting 16,000 jobs last year, as part of its adjustment in relation to the changing market in China.

 

Hoover has introduced this low absorption induction hob

 

Hoover has introduced this low absorption induction hob, which is said to use less than half the energy consumption of a standard induction hob. 

  • Digital touch controls
  • Heat indicator lights / Pan detector / End of cooking timer
  • 4 induction zones: 1 hi-light zone 210mm 2.0-2.6kW (Booster cooking zone); 1 hi-light zone 180mm 2.0kW; 2 hi-light zones 180mm 1.4kW
  • Child safety lock
  • Dimensions: 590cm (w) x 520cm (d)  x 50cm (H)

Miele’s Reinhard Zinkann Elected CECED President

 

Members of European appliance association CECED elected Reinhard Zinkann, Executive Director and Co-Proprietor for Miele, to be CECED’s new President. The vote took place during the association’s annual General Assembly.

“It is a great honor for me to take on the challenge of spearheading CECED’s outreach as its President over the next two years,” said Zinkann. “I will use my mandate to promote further understanding within Europe of industry’s position on key topics such as energy, environment and safety policy. I will also highlight the household appliance industry’s achievements such as the promotion of energy saving and resource efficiency through the use of modern energy and resource efficient appliances. The household appliance industry is a positive, forward-looking industry that is a force for good within the European Union.”

Outgoing CECED President Fabio De’Longhi, of Italian-based appliance maker De’Longhi, now becomes a CECED vice president.

CECED represents the household appliance manufacturing industry in Europe. Member companies are mainly based in
Europe.

Electrolux Group

The Electrolux Group received six international Plus X Awards for its line of vacuum cleaners and small appliances, including three Best Product of the Year awards.

Electrolux was also named in the category Most Innovative Brands of the Year.

The Plus X Award recognizes innovative technologies and sport and lifestyle products, judged in the categories of innovation, high quality, design, ease of use, functionality, ergonomics, and ecology.
The Most Innovative Brand designation goes to the companies with the most awards.

The products awarded are:
• Ergorapido vacuum cleaner (Best Product of the Year)
• Creative Range of small kitchen appliances (Best Product of the Year)
• Precision4Safety iron (Best Product of the Year)
• UltraOne vacuum cleaner
• Rapido vacuum cleaner
• Éspria coffee maker

Miele’s Scout RX1 robotic vacuum cleaner

Miele’s Scout RX1 “sets new standards” in robotic vacuum cleaners Miele’s Scout RX1 robotic vacuum cleaner incorporates a Smart Navigation system that uses the principle of ‘systematic’ navigation but with enhanced electronics and software, which the German brand says makes it a “benchmark” product in terms of navigation capacity.

The system features an integrated gyro sensor that measures and registers the turning movements, with a high-quality digital camera scanning the ceiling of the room several times a minute to ensure precision. The Scout RX1 also benefits from seven infrared sensors that scan 180 degrees in front of the robovac to avoid collisions, and has a further three sensors beneath to avoid falling off steps. It is claimed to have good traction on all common floor coverings is able to negotiate height differences of up to 2cm. The Triple Cleaning System has two long rotating side brushes that target difficult areas along the walls of rooms or furniture items and sweep dirt towards the centre of the unit, where a removable beater bar picks up the coarse particles. In the third cleaning stage, a fan transports the finer dust into a removable dust box with 0.6L capacity. An AirClean filter ensures clean air in the room. http://www.miele.co.uk/

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