Top features: - Excellent, cost effective drying with heat pump technology and A++ energy rating - Dry your clothes the way you want with three levels of sensor control - Aquavision door reservoir shows when water needs to be removed - Extra-large, 180-degree opening porthole for easy loading and unloading - Manage your laundry with Delay Start and special drying cycles Excellent, cost effective drying Drying your clothes beautifully, the Hoover Dynamic Next DNHD913A2C Tumble Dryer consumes far less power than comparable models with its heat pump technology. Using refrigerant to heat the air, it doesn't use as much electricity as conventional condenser dryers, giving it an A++ energy rating. Dry your clothes the way you want Have your clothes turn out the way you want them with sensor drying featuring three levels of dryness - choose from Store Dry, Hang Dry and Iron Dry. The dryer shuts down automatically at the required level of dryness, saving energy and caring for your garments. Aquavision door reservoir See when any water needs to be emptied from the dryer via the Aquavision reservoir built into the appliance door. This way you'll be able to ensure your clothes are properly dried. It features a handle for easy removal and carrying to a drain or sink. Extra-large, 180-degree opening porthole Loading and unloading your dried clothes is easy with an extra-large door that opens through 180 degrees. Get more items out at once and don't strain to pull garments out of the dryer. Manage your laundry Take advantage of lower energy tariffs or start a drying cycle at a time that fits your schedule - the Hoover DNHD913A2C offers a 24-hour delay start feature for your convenience. Dry heavier items like jeans and towels using the rapid 40 Minute Cottons program, while the Wool Finish Cycle is made for softening delicate woollen garments after air drying. There's a Refresh Cycle that freshens up your clothes using cool air, so they look and feel great to wear.
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