11/7kg Electrolux UltimateCare 700 Washer Dryer
Designed to simplify laundry while keeping your clothes fresh and protected. With intelligent care technology and energy efficiency, it’s the perfect all-in-one solution for modern homes.
SensorWash helps remove up to 53 stains.
King-sized duvet* treated and dried in 60 mins.
DelicatesPlus provides gentle care for delicates.
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Top 10 Appliances Every New Homeowner Needs in Singapore
1. Refrigerator A reliable fridge is the heart of every home. Choose one with energy-efficient ratings, fast cooling, and enough storage for weekly groceries. For smaller homes, a top-mount freezer offers the best balance of size and functionality. 2. Washer or Washer-Dryer Combo Laundry is unavoidable, so invest early. If you have limited space: go for a washer-dryer combo. If you prefer faster drying: a heat-pump dryer paired with a front-load washer is ideal, especially during rainy months. 3. Built-In Hob Whether you prefer gas, induction, or hybrid burners, a good hob is essential for daily cooking. Gas hobs = strong flames and wok cooking Induction hobs = safe, fast, energy-efficient Hybrid = the best of both worlds 4. Cooker Hood Singapore kitchens get greasy fast. A hood with strong air extraction, low noise, and easy-to-clean filters helps keep your home fresh.Slim, chimney, and island hoods each fit different kitchen layouts, so check your cabinet design before buying. 5. Oven or Air Fryer Oven If you cook or bake, this is a must-have. Built-in ovens offer better capacity and consistent temperatures. If you want versatility, a steam oven or air fryer oven gives more cooking modes in one appliance. 6. Microwave Perfect for busy days—quick reheating, defrosting, and simple meals. Choose inverter microwaves for more even heating and lower electricity use. 7. Air Conditioner Singapore’s heat demands reliable cooling. Look for: Energy-efficient inverter systems Smart features (WiFi, sleep mode) Low noiseMulti-split systems are ideal for 3–4 room homes. 8. Vacuum Cleaner A robot vacuum saves time, while a cordless stick vacuum is great for quick clean-ups. Many homes use both—one for daily maintenance, one for deep cleaning. 9. Air Purifier Haze, dust, and allergens are common in Singapore. An air purifier with HEPA filtration keeps indoor air clean and reduces respiratory irritation. It also helps with pet fur and cooking smells. 10. Water Heater Instant or storage? Instant heaters save space and deliver hot water on demand. Storage heaters provide stronger, more consistent pressure—perfect for rainfall shower sets. Final Thoughts Setting up a new home doesn’t have to be a headache. Start with these core appliances first—they form the foundation of a comfortable, functional Singapore home. From kitchen essentials to daily conveniences, choosing the right appliances early ensures smoother living every day.
7 Essential Tips for Using Your Dishwasher Efficiently in Singapore Homes
A dishwasher isn’t just a luxury appliance — in busy Singaporean households, it’s a real time-saver. Whether you’re managing a family kitchen or simply want a more hygienic way to clean your tableware, using your dishwasher correctly makes all the difference. Many users unknowingly waste energy, water, and detergent due to improper loading or programme choices. To help you get the most out of every wash cycle, here are 7 essential tips for optimal dishwasher performance. 1. Load Place Settings the Right Way A standard dishwasher capacity is often measured in place settings — usually 12 to 14 sets for a full-sized unit. Each setting includes a soup plate, dinner plate, dessert plate, saucer, glass, cup, teaspoon, soup spoon, dessert spoon, fork, and knife. This helps you estimate how much your dishwasher can handle in a single load — ideal for families or after gatherings. Always load items securely to prevent rattling or breakage during the wash. 2. Only Use Dishwasher-Safe Materials Not all kitchenware is dishwasher-friendly. Avoid loading: Cast iron, aluminium, brass, tin, or bronze — they may rust or discolour Wooden utensils or bambooware — they may crack or warp Crystal glassware or delicate china — only load if clearly labelled dishwasher-safe When in doubt, check the manufacturer’s symbol at the bottom of the item. 3. Scrape — Don’t Rinse — Food Residue Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to pre-wash your dishes. Dishwashers work best when there’s a small amount of residue for the detergent enzymes to latch onto. However, you should scrape off solid food particles like bones, seeds, rice, or noodles to prevent clogging the drain filter. 4. Face All Dishes Downwards Dishwasher spray arms are located at the base and sometimes at the top, spraying water upward. This means: Plates should face inward and downward Bowls should be tilted toward the centre Cups and glasses should be placed upside down Avoid stacking or overlapping — water must reach every surface Proper placement ensures even cleaning and prevents water spots. 5. Organise by Soil Level For best results, sort your dishes based on how dirty they are: This ensures both gentle cleaning and powerful stain removal in a single cycle. 6. Select the Correct Programme Modern dishwashers come with multiple wash modes. Choosing the wrong one may waste water and energy. Refer to your manual for cycle duration and temperature settings. 7. Use the Right Amount of Detergent Overusing detergent won’t make dishes cleaner — instead, it may leave soap residue or damage internal components. If you're using liquid or powder detergent, always follow the dosage guide for soft or hard water settings. For convenience, all-in-one tablets are pre-measured, but make sure your wash cycle runs long enough for full dissolution. Final Thoughts With the right loading techniques and wash settings, your dishwasher can deliver sparkling results while using less energy and water. A little organisation before each cycle goes a long way toward prolonging your appliance’s lifespan and improving hygiene at home.
How to Clean and Maintain Your Washing Machine for Long-Lasting
Why Washing Machine Maintenance Matters Your washing machine works hard to keep your clothes clean, but without proper care, it can develop odors, mold, and performance issues. Regular cleaning not only extends its lifespan but also ensures your laundry comes out fresh and hygienic every time. Step 1: Clean the Drum Run an empty hot water cycle with either a washing machine cleaner or a mixture of white vinegar and baking soda. This removes detergent buildup, bacteria, and unpleasant odors. For front-loaders, wipe down the inside of the drum with a damp microfiber cloth after each wash. Step 2: Maintain the Detergent Drawer Pull out the detergent and fabric softener compartments. Rinse under warm water to remove residue. Dry thoroughly before reinserting to prevent mold. Step 3: Check and Clean the Filter Locate the lint or drain filter (usually at the bottom front of the machine). Remove trapped lint, hair, and small objects that could block drainage. Clean it once a month to prevent clogging and water overflow. Step 4: Care for the Door Seal The rubber gasket on front-load washers often traps moisture, detergent, and lint. Wipe it with a mild detergent solution or vinegar. Keep the door open after every wash to allow air circulation and reduce mold growth. Step 5: Inspect the Hoses Check the water inlet and drain hoses every few months. Look for cracks, leaks, or blockages. Replace them every 3–5 years to prevent sudden failures. Step 6: Practice Smart Usage Avoid overloading the drum as it strains the motor and bearings. Use the recommended amount of detergent—too much causes buildup and foul odors. Choose the right wash cycle to protect your machine and clothes. Final Thoughts With simple monthly and seasonal maintenance, your washing machine can deliver peak performance for years. A clean washer means fresher laundry, fewer repairs, and long-term savings. Treat it well, and it will reward you with reliability and efficiency.
