Any idea if it's nation wide?

Good deal. I think those tablet thingies that you need with it can be a bit pricey though.

these are great and the refills can be as low as £4 for two on amazon. I've never paid more than £6 for two!

The Aero 360 is good. Easy to swap out tablets and drain blue liquid. I have one in the garage, works well. I buy two tablets for 4.99 on Amazon.

Not worth 1p

How long do the tablets last?

Thanks. Maybe worth a try in a cupboard

I get mine from poundland and there scented to. works good enough

Bought a couple of these a while ago - hoping they'd help with condensation in bedrooms etc.

The reality is - they are very low volume, so great for small spots - or as others have suggested a garage etc. But for anything where you've condensation showing on windows, don't expect these to really fix or help with that much at all.

But - it is a good price. . . so hot in that respect.

The clue is in the big power station that dominates the skyline and supplies most of the rest of the country.....

This is like using silica gel and expecting it to dry your house. If you need a dehumidifier I'd recommend that you get a real dehumidifier from Screwfix for approx £100 and spend £4 a month on the electricity for it.

I lived in a really damp house for 3 years these did ok at times,but when there was high humidity they just couldn't cope.
I invested in an electric ecoair one for £120 and switched that on every other night and every bit of damp and mould in the home had gone. With the aid of a humidity reader I could also target the worst areas in the home. Thankfully we now live in a damp free house.

These were £8 in Asda Penny Lane, Liverpool yesterday, hope they drop their price.

i bought this last week from Asda for £8. So this is a bargain!

Cold. I bought one of these and they really are not worth the money due to drawing so little moisture from the air. It also contains some rather harmful chemicals that doesn't do the air quality any good.

Not a bad price. I tend to agree I bought a elect dehumidifier for £80ish and it is awesome. Well worth getting on with a moisture level setting plug it in and just empty it occasionally.

Still £8 in Birchwood store, near Warrington, just got CS to scan one, otherwise would of picked up a couple for the bedroom :disappointed:

I bought this with two refills and it did absolutely nothing, apart from leaving a nice blue liquid behind. Unfortunately, if you want to dehumidify your place, then you'll have to fork out the money for a proper one.

Lol wtf these things absorb the water from your breath and help prevent damp in the room and condensation on the windows

​Do poundland sell them nationwide? as popped into my local & they didnt have a clue. if you could let me know the name/brand then i would be grateful. Thanks

Wow hot but find a tablet barely lasts a month