Published on
07/09/2026 – 8:15 GMT+2
Throwing away your broken washing machine seems easier because it’s quicker and cheaper than fixing it. This is changing as the EU wants you to use your goods for longer.
The EU’s Right to Repair Directive encourages consumers to repair broken products rather than replace them by making repairs easier, more accessible, and more appealing. The directive was adopted in June 2024, and member states had until 31 July 2026 to transpose it into national law.
The goal is to keep products for longer, reduce e-waste, promote sustainability, and help consumers save money. The rules cover appliances such as washing…
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