Hoover Quattro 1300

Purchased my Hoover Quattro system washing machine approximately two and half years ago costing approx £400 at the time. I prefered, at that time to use washing power in my washing machine, until it started flooding out of the dispenser drawer. Called out the repair man who explained that the new design feature on this model was a U type bend to the machine via the dispenser draw, this avoids odours from the washing machine been dispersed. He explained that the U bend contained water and if a user were not to use the 90 degree washes the powder was getting clogged in the U bend and causing the machine to flood, no remedy was available other than to run ...  Read the complete review

I've had the Hoover Quattro for just under three years and have had three problems: 1. Drain pump failed. 2. Conditioner drawer fails to drain 3. Drum fails to rotate. The machine is covered with a 5 year extended warrenty and the parts were replaced but the Service Engineer did not have many good things to say about this machine. What are the good points? Good value for money at £400 for a combined washed dryer. The 1300 spin speed does a good job of drying the cloths. It is reasonably stable while spinning at 1300rpm. Bad points: no filter, this means any item can get through and destroy your drain pump. The time for the ...  Read the complete review

I’ve had my washing machine for nearly two years, I think it cost £400 it was brand new and I think we got it from ‘Curry’s’. It still looks new and has done a excellent job for me. I use my washing machine about three or four times a week, I am quite methodical and always put the whites with whites and colours and delicate separately, as probably most people are. It has a built in tumble dryer, you put it on a certain number after it finishes washes and it spin dries your clothes. We have to put in on G. If you want a garment urgently dried just put it in the washing machine set the timer for about 45 minutes drying time ...  Read the complete review