Washing machine insurance and repairs for Hotpoint, Bosch and all makes of washing machines to provide insurance cover so that you don't have to fork out cash for expensive repairs and washing machine spare parts.
Companies offering washing machine insurance include Domgen, British Gas and WarrantyEx. Cover starts from around £8.25 per month, which comes in at just under £100 for a year's insurance. If you have a couple of breakdowns this domestic electrical insurance easily pays for itself as you won't be charged for call out or most spare parts.
Dishwasher insurance cover and repair comes in at around £32 per year, but only if the dishwasher is in good working order. The dishwasher cover needs to be taken out before any repair is necessary otherwise the dishwaster warranty will not be covered.
When you purchase your new washing machine you will often be asked if you would like to take out extended warranty. At the time you have no price comparison on washing machine insurance cover, to know if the extra cover is good value for money or not. So get some price comparison on any electrical appliance cover whether it be a washing machine, tumble dryer or dishwasher and then at the time of purchase you will know if the offer by the shop for extended cover is a good offer or not.

Argos offer an interesting breakdown cover insurance on electrical items. For a small annual sum of money they will cover for five years items and if they break down they will repair or replace the item. Available on electrical goods costing £150 or more. The breakdown cover starts from the time the manufacturers guarantee ends.

When you buy a washing machine it will have a guarantee. Are you covered when the guarantee ends and is it at this point that you need to take out washing machine insurance? Your consumer rights means that the machine needs to be fit for purpose so if your washing machine should develop a major fault even though the guarantee has ended it could be that via a small claims court you could get your money back for a repair or new washing machine if the fault was not considered to be caused by regular use. You have up to six years in the UK and five years in Scotland to take legal action against the washing machine seller if you feel that the fault is caused by the manufacturer rather than general use of the washing machine. The legal argument is against the seller of the electrical appliance and not the manufacturer and if you do go to court the cost of the electrical appliance will be taken into account. If you have bought a cheap machine and it has a fault after five years this will be viewed with less sympathy than if you had bought a top of the range electrical appliance. If for any reason you are thinking about going to court to make a claim over an electrical appliance then always consult a fully legal representative to see where you stand if you do end up in court.

If you are loathe to pay out for washing machine insurance and are fed up of washing machine repairs, you may wish to consider washing machine rental. This can cost around £3.50 per week.
White goods insurance will cover repairs and call out fees to white goods that include washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, fridges and freezers. Most white goods have a life of around 10 years after this it may be worth considering replacing them if you have not taken out white goods insurance already. Sales times in January and the summer see white goods dramatically reduced in price and with extended warranties available on white goods, insuring washing machines and tumble dryers has never been more simple.