Advice on AEG dryers
AEG 9000 vs. 8000 series dryers
With the dryers from the 9000 and 8000 series, your laundry stays good as new for long. That's because the dryers adjust the drum movement to the type of laundry. The 9000 series even takes it a step further. The dryer measures where your laundry is most damp and adjusts the heat distribution accordingly. This ensures that every load of laundry dries evenly, without you having to pre-sort. Read more about both series here.
AEG 8000 vs. 7000 series dryers
If you want your new AEG dryer to save energy and protect all types of laundry, a dryer from the 8000 series or higher is the most suitable. A dryer from the 7000 series does dry with a low temperature, but it doesn't adjust the drum movement to the type of laundry. In this article, you can find all of the differences between the AEG 8000 and 7000 dryers.
AEG 7000 vs. 6000 series dryers
The big difference between the AEG 6000 drying cabinets and drying cabinets from the 7000 series is not the filling weight, but the technology and energy consumption. An AEG 7000 drying cabinet dries your clothes at a lower temperature, making your clothes less likely to be damaged; it stays beautiful even longer. In addition, the series is energy efficient. View all differences between the series.
Use AEG techniques
AEG dryers have different technologies for drying your laundry. AbsoluteCare Plus measures the damp spots on your laundry and adjusts the heat distribution accordingly. This way, the laundry comes out dry without having to sort it beforehand. Do you have a lot of delicate clothes? Dryers with AbsoluteCare adjust the drum movement to the type of fabric, so your woolen sweater stays beautiful for a long time. Are you environmentally conscious? ProSense adjusts the washing and drying time on your laundry, so the dryer is more energy-efficient.
