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We offer a huge range of Bush Tumble Dryer Spare Parts for you to choose from. You are sure to find the perfect accessories for your needs when you browse our huge range. The majority of our Bush Tumble Dryer Spare Parts are available for 2 day UK delivery. Working with Milton Keynes trading standards, Argos has identified several models that require additional maintenance to make sure they aren't dangerous. Tumble dryers can be a real timesaver when it comes to getting your laundry done. That being said, it’s important to make sure they get the TLC they deserve so they can do their job properly. Part of that TLC is understanding how the different parts of your tumble dryer work and how to maintain them – and tumble dryer filters are not a part you want to overlook!

The affected Bush tumble dryers are no longer on sale at Argos, but the retailer has yet to release information on how many dryers have been sold and whether these models are available from any other retailers. We've asked Argos how it has notified owners of the potential danger, what prompted it to add more maintenance and safety information, when the dryers were on sale, whether it was recommending people not to use them and whether anyone has been injured due to the safety risks with the affected dryers. Filters are not only an integral part of your tumble dryer’s performance but also its safety. If dry debris from your laundry was allowed to pass through the appliance to the heating element freely and unfiltered, it could catch alight and cause a fire. Because of this, tumble dryer filters keep your dryer safe from the risk of fires – but only for as long as they’re well maintained. A filter that goes uncleaned, or a damaged one that goes unreplaced, will not do its job properly. With that, the risk of fire increases. If there is any question that the machines are faulty, the OPSS must ensure that action is taken to ensure people are protected from serious harm.' More fire-risk tumble dryers

Read on to familiarise yourself with tumble dryer filters. It might just save your appliance… What Are Tumble Dryer Filters and How Do They Work?

We have a massive model number database, so you can rest assured that each and every one of our Bush Tumble Dryer Spare Parts are compatible with your Bush appliance. All our Bush Tumble Dryer Spare Parts are also competitively priced and never compromise on quality.

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Another reason why the general upkeep of your tumble dryer filters is important is the effect it has on your appliance’s cycles. If your filter is unclean or in poor shape, your appliance will end up overworking and take longer to dry your laundry. Longer cycles will mean more energy used and, by extension, a higher energy bill. Nobody wants that! How Do You Clean Your Tumble Dryer Filter? The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in the manual. Mix 1 cup of bleach to a gallon of warm water, and dip a cloth into the mixture and wring it out thoroughly. Spray white vinegar onto a few old towels. Put inside the tumble dryer and run a drying cycle to neutralise any remaining odour.

Just a few weeks after the government announced its intention to serve Whirlpool a recall notice for fire-risk tumble dryers, Argos has announced that 17 of its Bush tumble dryers could also pose a risk of catching fire. Tumble dryer filters are made from a fine mesh that catches fluff, lint and debris from your laundry during drying cycles. This prevents the excess debris from being drawn through the airflow into the heating element, helping to keep your tumble dryer functioning properly and safe from damage.

Argos needs to urgently explain how many models have been sold and how many fires have been linked to these products. Find out more about the work we're doing to ensure the products in your home are safe. What to do if you have an affected tumble dryer Bush dryers aren't the only tumble dryers that pose a safety risk. Our own research has identified 127 Hotpoint, Indesit, Creda, Swan and Proline vented and condenser tumble dryers made between April 2004 and October 2015 that could cause a fire. Now it's time to get rid of that odd lingering smell in your dryer's drum. The last thing you want your freshly laundered clothes to reek of is mould.