Blomberg tumble dryers cover all three main drying methods: vented, condenser and heat pump. There is also an integrated condenser option that fits behind a kitchen cabinet door. Load capacities run from 8 kg to 10 kg, which suits anyone from couples to larger families. Most of the range is freestanding and finished in white, and you can see these together on the Blomberg freestanding tumble dryers page.

Each method works differently. Blomberg vented tumble dryers push damp air outside through a hose, so they need to sit near a wall or window. Blomberg condenser tumble dryers collect the water in a tank instead, so they can go almost anywhere. The largest is a 10 kg condenser dryer with 15 programmes. Blomberg heat pump tumble dryers reuse warm air at lower temperatures. They cost more to buy but less to run. They also have DryGuard, which is designed to keep them drying well in temperatures as low as 0°C, so a garage or outbuilding is an option. Sensor drying stops the cycle once clothes are dry, and Anti-Creasing helps reduce wrinkles if you can't unload straight away.

The simplest way to narrow the choice is to start with where the dryer will go. If it's going in a cold space, look at heat pump. If it needs to be hidden in fitted units, look at Blomberg integrated tumble dryers. If it will sit beside an outside wall, vented is a simple option. After that, pick a capacity to match your wash loads. Matching Blomberg washing machines are in the wider Blomberg washing and drying range.