Tumble dryer fires spark Indesit, Hotpoint and Creda warnings | The Independent | The Independent
Whirlpool recall: half a million Hotpoint and Indesit washing machines pose fire risk
Danger washing machine repair dates to be revealed - BBC News
Whirlpool recall: is your machine a fire risk, and what should you do? | Consumer affairs | The Guardian
A Hotpoint washing machine which is on a recall list of fire-prone appliances with a fire extinguisher. This is one of a host of machines that may catch fire owing to an
Furious customers brand Whirlpool UK 'the biggest disgrace ever' | Daily Mail Online
Whirlpool announces recall of up to 519,000 Hotpoint and Indesit fire-risk washing machines in the UK - Which? News
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Full list of fire-risk Hotpoint and Indesit washing machines recalled by Whirlpool - Plymouth Live
55,000 additional fire-risk washing machines revealed by Whirlpool - Which? News
Hotpoint tumble dryer as it catches fire in the middle of a cyckle
Whirlpool recall thousands of Hotpoint, Indesit, Creda, Swan and Proline tumble dryers over fire risk - Manchester Evening News
Hotpoint dryer fire risk: Which models are affected? | ITV News
Whirlpool Fire Risk Recall: 55k Hotpoint, Indesit Washing Machines Affected
Father tells how his Hotpoint washing machine caught fire while his son was still in the kitchen | Daily Mail Online
Whirlpool could face criminal prosecution over washing machine fires that led to a mass recall | Daily Mail Online
Revealed: the brands linked to the most appliance fires - Which? News
Whirlpool washing machine recall: 400,000 fire hazard Hotpoint and Indesit appliances not yet reported | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Whirlpool urgently recall 21 more Hotpoint and Indesit models as washing machines present fire risk - HertsLive
Watch as Hotpoint washing machine catches on fire for second time | BelfastTelegraph.co.uk
Indesit and Hotpoint issue fire-risk warnings over tumble dryers | UK news | The Guardian
Tumble dryer firm Indesit admits 750 fires have been caused by faulty appliances | Daily Mail Online
