Bosch Series 4 WAN28259GB 9kg Washing Machine with 1400 rpm - White - A Rated, White

MODEL WAN28259GB Best energy class A. By using energy saving home appliances, you save valuable resources. Thats why you should consider low energy and water consumption values when you purchase a home appliance. The energy label, specifies the efficiency class, noise level, capacity, energy and water consumption of the relevant appliance. The new efficiency class is now rated from A to G for washing machines. Thanks to our high efficiency energy saving system, the Bosch washing machine range includes models that achieve the best energy class A without compromising on results. The perfect clean, up to 65% faster*. When time is of the essence, washing machines with Speed Perfect can cut washing time by up to 65%, without compromising your results. Speed Perfect can be used in combination with most programmes, and with all load sizes and fabric types. For example, you can select the mixed programme along with Speed Perfect to thoroughly wash up to four kilograms of clothes in just 46 minutes. Reduces wrinkles and your ironing pile How to get wrinkle free clothes with minimum effort Iron Assist gently steams freshly washed and dried items in just 20 minutes. It can also reduce wrinkles on a previously worn item of clothing. Just place items in the machine and let Iron Assist do the rest. It reduces wrinkles up to 50% and therefore your ironing pile. For highly efficient use of water even with smaller loads. Our ActiveWater Plus technology delivers perfect results while only using the precise amount of water needed for every wash. This ensures highly efficient use of water even when washing smaller loads. Thanks to highly efficient water management technology, the type and size of load is automatically detected and then the water consumption is precisely adjusted. Save up to 50% of water when washing smaller loads. 1 * *ActiveWater Plus automatically adjusts water consumption to suit your load. Comparing water consumption of Eco 40 60 with quarter vs. full load per cycle.