Brilliant bubbles for cleaner clothes and serious savings

When you think about smart home technology you probably imagine smart TVs, lights and speakers. But some of the smartest home technology doesn’t talk to you or turn your room a cool colour. It just makes your life easier while saving you a small fortune.

That’s what Samsung’s washing machines and dryers do. They’re incredibly clever, incredibly efficient and incredibly good at saving you money. By switching to Samsung you could make a massive cut in your energy bills – and if you buy selected models from AO, you can claim an extra £75 in cashback too.

The little bubbles that can bring down your bills

Samsung’s range of washing machines, dryers and tumble dryers is packed with clever technology. Technology such as Samsung’s innovative Ecobubble system, which creates the perfect mix of air, water and detergent to create bubbles that penetrate your clothes more quickly, working harder than traditional washing machines to deliver brilliant results at lower temperatures.

Ecobubble is great for all kinds of laundry, and it’s particularly good for the sort of stains that cause problems for other washing machines: stains such as grass marks on football kit or wine stains on your best shirt. With Ecobubble there’s no need to wash them at potentially harsh high temperatures or for long periods: the bubbles shift the stains completely even at low washing temperatures, helping you do your bit to help the environment.

Incredible results, incredibly quickly

Samsung has another innovative technology in its washing machines. The unique and brilliantly named Pulsator in QuickDrive models spins in two directions to create a faster, more intense water flow. That gives your clothes a deeper clean, enabling you to get incredible results in a fraction of the usual wash time. And if you’ve got a particularly large or sports-mad family, you’ll be delighted to discover that you can get everything clean in a single load: Samsung’s washing machines come with load capacities from 7gk to a massive 10.5kg.

The innovation isn’t limited to Samsung’s washing machines. Its dryers are just as smart. Samsung’s Heat Pump technology dries clothes quickly and carefully, and it’s energy efficient too. Your clothes spend much less time in the drum – your laundry can be fresh, dry and ready to wear in just 35 minutes – and that means the drying cycle is using much less energy. The savings can be significant: by moving to a Samsung Heat Pump dryer you can expect to save £192 a year in energy bills. ¹

Inspired ideas to make life easier

Samsung’s laundry range isn’t just clever. It’s convenient too, with features designed to make your life that little bit easier. For example if you choose a model with Samsung’s unique AddWash door, you can add stray socks or extra softener to the wash without having to interrupt or restart it. And if you choose a model with Wi-Fi connectivity you can monitor and control it from your phone wherever you happen to be. They’re two great examples of the inspired ideas that go into the entire Samsung range.

The price is right

If you buy your Samsung appliance from AO, you can be sure you’re getting the best possible price: AO’s price promise guarantees it, and it even offers an extra £75 cash back on selected models. 

There’s more to AO than its brilliant prices. If you’ve ever lost a day waiting for a courier to turn up, you’ll love the way AO enables you to pick the specific delivery time and day that suits you best. And because AO prides itself on going the extra mile for its customers, you’ll also get superb customer service and the extra peace of mind that comes with AO’s 100-day returns policy. It’s no wonder that there are over 170,000 five-star reviews from delighted AO.com customers on TrustPilot.

To find out more about how Samsung’s Ecobubble and Heat Pump technologies can save you time and save you money, check out the range at AO here.

¹ Saving based on energy usage of an average Samsung heat pump tumble dryer versus an average condenser tumble dryer completing 260 cycles per year on an energy cost of 18.54p per kWh.