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  £579.00 Cheapest Bosch WAN28259GB £579.00

  *** Lowest price *** for Bosch WAN28259GB is £579.00 from BeyondTelevision
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  Manufacturer's Part#:WAN28259GB.   BeyondTelevision ref:1000045760

  <div><p>Equipped with a spacious drum and a range of cycles to use, the Bosch WAN28259GB 9kg 1400rpm Washing Machine is specially designed to make laundry a breeze. Thereâ¬"s room inside the 9kg drum for all of your favourite clothes, and you can easily wash all of them to perfection thanks to the simple rotary control dial that lets you choose the perfect cycle for the job! Plus, its "A" Energy Efficiency Rating means you save energy whilst washing your clothes.</p>"

• £624.00 from Currys
  (Price includes delivery charge of £45.00)

  Currys ref:10261053

  Clean clothes, without waiting around. This Bosch washing machine's SpeedPerfect feature cuts washing times by up to 65%, while still giving uou great results. It can be used with most programs, load sizes and fabrics - great when time's not on your side. It's much easier to pair socks if they're washed together. If you need to add the sock you dropped on the way, use the Reload function to pause the cycle and add it in. No water's wasted thanks to ActiveWater Plus - it uses sensors to detect just how much is needed for each wash. Good to know - Its EcoSilence Drive and Anti-Vibration design mean it won't disturb your evenings with noisy washes - The Allergy Plus cycle is gentle on your skin but so tough on germs it removes 99.99% of them - Save some energy and freshen up lightly-worn items with the Super Quick 30-minute cycle - The VarioDrum makes sure your clothes get a thorough, even wash without stretching or creasing- Iron Assist reduces wrinkles and creases from your clothes so you spend less time ironing them ____________________ Please note: The HygienePlus wash program at 40° and 60° fulfils scientifically-recommended conditions for 99.99% of germ reduction for Enterococcus Hirae and Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, according to research conducted by the Rhine-Waal University."