Bosch Serie 6 WAU28R90GB 9Kg Washing Machine with 1400 rpm – White
9kg drum capacity – great for medium-sized households. Wash cycle adapts to target and remove tough stains. Gets a full load perfectly clean in just an hour. Super quiet model – great for open plan living.
Sit back and relax as this washing machine from Bosch takes care of your laundry for you. With a 9kg drum capacity, it’s perfect for medium-sized households. And if you’re ever in a hurry to meet a friend, the 15 minute quick wash will clean your favourite outfit fast. AntiStain technology is also handy, as it automatically adjusts the water’s temperature, soak time, and drum movements to target common blemishes like grass marks in P.E. kits. This means you can simply select the type of stain on your clothes and let the machine do the work for you, so you can enjoy spotless outfits with every load. Plus, you can host the weekly board game night with ease thanks to the ecoSilence Drive, as it uses frictionless magnets instead of noisy brushes for super-quiet cycles.
- 9kg drum capacity – great for medium-sized households
- Wash cycle adapts to target and remove tough stains
- Gets a full load perfectly clean in just an hour
- Super quiet model – great for open plan living
- Dimensions (cm) – H84.8 x W59.8 x D63.2
Additional information
Dimensions (cm) | (H)84.8 x (W)59.8 x (D)63.2 |
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Noise Level (Spin) | 72 dB |
Wash Load | 9 Kg |
Max Spin Speed | 1400 RPM |
Annual Energy Cost Based On 15.40p/Unit | 23.41 |
Quick Wash Time | 15 Minutes |
Manufacturer Warranty | 2 Year |
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6 (six) is the natural number following 5 and preceding 7. It is a composite number and the smallest perfect number.
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Washing is a method of cleaning, usually with water and soap or detergent. Regularly washing and then rinsing both body and clothing is an essential part of good hygiene and health.
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by Sally
Love it! Very quiet, big drum, uses less detergent than other machines, good rinse and spin. Great. Would have liked a wrench in the fitting kit for adjusting the feet.
by Stuart
So far so good and very easy to use. Not as quiet as I hoped but better than previous machines.
by Julie
Nice and easy to use, good clear instructions and a great wash and efficient spin.
by Kenny
This has been the best 60th birthday present my husband could have bought me. Having had our previous machine for 21 years, I have been treated to a fabulous Bosch replacement washer that looks amazing, is quiet, has fabulous features and multiple programmes to choose from. Great value for money, ao.com were amazing with their delivery and collection service and really positive after sales Customer Service, looking after me with my follow up enquiry. I would highly recommend this fantastic value for money Bosch washing machine and ao.com for a great all round experience.
by James
Great product 100% would recommend to others in need of a top notch washing Machine.
by Will
Only had it for a week, but this is the 3rd bosch washing macine I have owned since buying my first flat 28 years ago, this appears to work exactly the same as my last one, does the job.