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for itself in 72 days"This Shieling Family Dryer paid for itself in 72 days, say Chris and Jan Attkins of the Belvedere Guest House in Arran. They had been tumble drying so many sheets and towels that the Dryer literally halved their electricity bill - www.visionunlimited.co.uk/belvedere "potential for huge savings in costs and emissions" So say the Energy Technology Centre of the National Engineering Laboratory - click here for their full report. "a no brainer" Andrew and June Saul on Mull were so pleased with their Shieling Family Dryer that they bought another for logs. Andrew said: "it is maintenance free, does just what it says, simplicity itself, a no brainer". "a godsend, don't change a thing" Graham and Linda Yuill in Bathgate would buy another Shieling Family Dryer if they had the space. Like the Sauls in Mull and the Imlays in Blairgowrie, they have had their Dryer for 14 years and it is still going strong. They say: "absolutely brilliant, a godsend, the best thing you could ever buy. We'd be lost without it. Longer lasting than a tumble dryer and costs nothing to run". "Don't change a thing, spot on as it is, a great idea" |
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would be lost without it"All of our customers say they would be lost if they couldn't get their washing out of the house and into fresh air in the Dryer, with no worries about the rain. Sandra Kemp in Edinburgh - seen on the right with Moira - and Carol Perry on Mull particularly appreciate the fresh air feel and smell of clothes from their Shieling Family Dryer. Sandy Winterbottom in Dollar said: "the Dryer is a great product and a huge help. We're really pleased with it. We leave the washing overnight and through the day when we are away and bring it indoors to finish off the next night". "we cut our routine tumble dryer use by 70 to 80%" The Holy Isle found that their Shieling Professional Dryer cut their routine tumble dryer use by 70 to 80%, saving them money and making them feel they were helping the  environment. They could also offer drying space to
visitors who got soaked in the rain. They found that the Dryer worked better in the winter as there was more wind - www.holyisle.org |
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