Washing machines

Discover our range of washing machines

If your old washing machine is on its last legs and you’re in the market for a new machine, take a look at the Currys range of washing machines.

From cheap washing machines that have the basic functions to high-end models that feature all the latest developments in laundry care such as energy efficiency, multiple programmes and ultra-fast spin speeds - you’re sure to find the best washing machine that’s right for your household.

Each person has their own idea for their ideal washing machine. Whether you are looking for something with a bigger capacity, larger spin cycles, or a low noise level, Currys have a fantastic selection of models. And whatever your budget, we will have the best washing machine for you.

Currys stock all of the leading brands including the likes of Hoover, Beko, LG, and Bosch washing machines available in store or here online. We also stock a wide selection of washer dryers, tumble dryers and dishwashers to complete your kitchen.

Make laundry easy with a washing machine from our vast range, featuring all the major names.

Your first consideration is whether you want a freestanding or integrated model, and what size fits your space: if you have you limited space, you may want to go for a small washing machine or even a mini washing machine. Then you’ll want to consider capacity. It’s more ecological and economical to wash full loads (although half load programmes help), so match the size of the drum to the size of your household. Our selection covers the whole spectrum, from compact 3kg options to 10kg washing machines, to those that can cater for a massive 14kg. Then it comes down to all those clever functions.

Often need outfits in a hurry? Look for a washing machine that has a quick wash setting. Spend hours ironing shirts each week? Save time at the board with an easy iron steam release to reduce creases. Keep yours in the kitchen? Select one with quiet performance to keep the noise down.

With a Samsung washing machine you can find an array of handy features across the range, like anti-allergy programmes. Monitor your laundry wherever you are by managing your Hoover device via your phone. Do all that and add in missed items during the cycle with select models in the Bosch washing machine collection – that nifty function for the forgetful among us (we’ve all been there) is available with Miele and LG, too.

Tired of separating whites and colours? You’ll love the Indesit washing machine that has an all-in-one programme so you can bung them all in together in one load. If muddy knees are a regular feature in your laundry pile, go for a Beko washing machine equipped with specialist stain removal settings. You’ll find all of these brilliant benefits across multiple brands, so zone in on your preferences and use our helpful filters to narrow down your choice.

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What should I consider when buying a washing machine?

Capacity is probably the most important thing. Think about how big your household is and the amount of laundry you and everyone else usually does. Then pick a washing machine big enough to handle your average load size. There are loads of different types of machines too. Front-loading models tend to be a bit more energy-efficient and use less water, while top-loading ones might be a bit more convenient. Especially if you’ve got a bad back and don’t like crouching down! So, look for one that suits you. Consider the features you want as well. Make sure it’s got the ones you need – whether that’s quick wash and heavy-duty cycles, or special steam cleaning or allergen removal settings.

How much energy does a washing machine use?

That completely depends on which model you end up buying. Washing machines use an energy rating system like loads of other appliances do. It spans from A to G, with A-rated washing machines being the most energy efficient, and G machines the least. So, if your washing machine is more energy efficient, it’ll use less power. And that’s not just better for the planet. It’s better for your wallet too, as you’ll be paying out less on your energy bills. It’s a win-win!

How do you save energy with a washing machine?

There are a couple of easy things you can do to save energy when you’re using your washing machine.First off, use cold water. Most of the energy used by washing machines goes into heating the water, so opting for a cold-water wash cycle can make a big difference. Run full loads too. Doing a full load of laundry uses less energy per item washed than doing lots of smaller loads. Try and wait until you have a stack of dirty laundry to clean before putting a wash on. Finally, go for shorter cycles. Most modern machines have quick wash or eco-friendly cycles that use less water and energy compared to a standard cycle. Run one of these for lightly soiled items, or if you’re in a rush.