Washer Dryers

Whether a washer dryer is worth it depends on your lifestyle and space, but for many households it offers valuable convenience.

A Beko washer dryer combines both washing and drying in one single appliance, saving you space and eliminating the need to transfer laundry between machines. This is especially useful in smaller homes or flats where a separate dryer isn't practical.

If you prioritise convenience, space-saving design, and simplified laundry care, a washer dryer can be a worthwhile choice.

Yes, you can wash and dry in a single cycle with a Beko washer dryer.

Our models offer wash and dry programmes that automatically complete both stages without you needing to unload the drum in between. This is ideal if you want your laundry ready to wear with minimal effort.

Just keep in mind that the drying capacity is usually lower than the washing capacity, so you may need to use a smaller load for the best drying results.

To keep your Beko washer dryer performing at its best, regular maintenance of the washing components is important.

Clean the detergent drawer, wipe the door seal, and run a hot empty cycle (or use a washing machine cleaner) to help remove detergent build-up and odours. You should also periodically check and clean the pump filter to prevent blockages.

Unlike standalone tumble dryers, Beko washer dryers automatically clean the lint generated during drying, so there's no separate lint filter to empty.

Always refer to your user manual for model-specific guidance.

Choosing the right washer dryer size depends on your household's laundry needs and how you plan to use it:

• Households of 1–2 people: A 7kg wash / 5kg dry capacity is usually sufficient.
• Families of 3–4: Look for 8–9kg wash / 5–6kg dry models to handle larger weekly loads.
• Larger households (5+): Consider 10kg+ wash / 7–8kg dry capacities to minimise the number of cycles needed.

Remember: the drying capacity is typically lower than the washing capacity, so you may need to reduce loads for drying to ensure clothes dry properly. If you often dry large or bulky items, you might prefer a separate tumble dryer instead.

If you're unsure, our washer dryer buying guides can help you choose the best size for your needs.