Tumble dryers in the Philippines: prices, warranty and what to ask
A 7 kg electric tumble dryer in the Philippines costs about ₱16,500 to ₱21,000, and a 9 kg heat pump model about ₱42,600 to ₱54,000. Gas dryers and larger heat pump models cost more, from about ₱58,500. For current offers in your city, send a request on BlaBlaPrice.
Approximate prices in the Philippines, November 2026 (sellers' websites)| Type and capacity | Price range |
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| Electric dryer, 7 kg | ₱16,500 to ₱21,000 |
| Condenser or fully automatic, 8 to 9 kg | ₱32,900 to ₱35,900 |
| Heat pump, 7 to 11 kg | ₱42,600 to ₱63,400 |
| Gas dryer, about 7 cubic feet | ₱58,500 to ₱70,600 |
Warranty and energy terms
Under the Consumer Act, sellers and manufacturers must provide warranties on consumer products, including appliances, and the implied warranty period is one year at most. Brands publish longer terms. One published warranty gives two years on parts and labour and ten years on the inverter compressor, while another gives one year, so compare the warranty card before you pay.
A humid November
The Philippines has a wet and a dry season instead of winter and summer. November is in the wet part of the year in much of the country, and humid air makes line-drying slow. A dryer is most useful in these months, and a vented model needs a place where its moist exhaust can leave the room.
Capacity, delivery and how it is sold
Capacity is given in kilograms for most models, while some gas dryers are listed in cubic feet, so convert before you compare. Listings show prices in pesos per unit and do not say whether VAT is included. Spin-only machines listed at ₱4,500 to ₱5,700 remove water but do not heat the drum, so they are not tumble dryers. Delivery cost depends on your city, and you should ask whether installation and connection are included.
What to write in your request
State the load capacity in kilograms, the drying type (condenser, vented or heat pump) and whether it is freestanding or built-in. Give the space you have, the features you want, such as a sensor or Wi-Fi, and the make and model if you know them. Add whether you want new or used, your city and your budget. Say whether a gas connection is available, since a gas model needs a gas line.
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Questions and answers
How much does a tumble dryer cost in the Philippines?
A 7 kg electric dryer is about ₱16,500 to ₱21,000, an 8 to 9 kg condenser about ₱32,900 to ₱35,900, and a heat pump about ₱42,600 to ₱63,400. Gas dryers start near ₱58,500. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites, November 2026.
Is a spin dryer the same as a tumble dryer?
No. A spin dryer removes water but does not heat the drum, and the spin-only models listed at about ₱4,500 to ₱5,700 are not tumble dryers.
What warranty does a dryer have?
Sellers and manufacturers must provide warranties on appliances, and the implied warranty runs one year at most. Brands publish longer terms, so compare the warranty card.
Does a dryer make sense in the humid months?
Yes. November is in the wet season in much of the Philippines, and humid air slows line-drying, so a dryer is most useful then.
