Portable, compact dehumidifier with high-efficiency 12 Litre/24 hour extraction rate
Visible 3 Litre water tank and permanent drain facility
Electronic anti-frost setting for use in cold environments
Double-condense elimination system
Bio Silver Tech System to filter air
2 year guarantee
Top comments
hurley31 to winchman
9 Dec 153#16
What are the realistic alternatives? With the weather, we have to dry clothes indoors, it also means we can't have windows constantly open.
Something has to give, be it a tumble drier or dehumidifier or just have damp.
Latest comments (32)
madmatt69
10 Dec 15#32
£125 now - damn!!
couponchaser
9 Dec 15#31
£115 now
mcdougc
9 Dec 15#30
Been looking for a dehumidifier, not many good deals around but this is excellent. I like how it can be placed against a wall, most can't be due to air flow. Ordered.
deal_sniper
9 Dec 151#23
£70.39 at Amazon warehouse deals - hot
mariohi to deal_sniper
9 Dec 15#29
Do you have the link to amazon warehouse link? Can't find it.
xyz123
9 Dec 151#28
What area or volume is this good for?
misterboumsong
9 Dec 151#27
im in an upstairs flat 1920 build - i would not be without these at this time of year - i reckon due to the type of build our venitlation aint the best. its eye opening the amount of moisture these things pull in ...
eldaniel
9 Dec 15#26
In terms of noise levels they seems to be the same to me too :smiley:
mtc1
9 Dec 151#25
I had 2x DEM10 from Amazon, sent them back due to noise, replaced with 2x DES12, sent them back as useless compared to the DEM10. I am now back with the DEM10 and just put up with the noise.
julez7
9 Dec 15#24
Thanks OP. Bought this a few weeks ago for £110 and I've just contacted Amazon and they eventually refunded me the difference :smiley:
mtc1
9 Dec 151#6
Good price but this model is very poor, pulls around a third of the old DEM10 model.
siqass to mtc1
9 Dec 15#7
well if this is true I'm glad still use my old one. You would think newer machine would be more efficient..
eldaniel to mtc1
9 Dec 15#22
I am not so sure. I have both of them. Now DES12 is in the room where DEM10 was and it is doing pretty well. Probably as good as DEM10
RajUK
9 Dec 15#21
Our housing standards need to be blamed. Felt Old houses have damp problems , read somewhere that new houses for insulated for saving heat and energy are also prone for damp as moisture rises ., it stays and damp starts ...
thanks OP , Have bought one , posting one for myself for 89 pounds last time , I missed the deal . But now happy that I waited .
winchman
9 Dec 152#14
Its slightly concerning that people use these so much. You may well be better looking at the house ventilation arrangements and seeing if they can be improved first before relying on a dehumidifier.
hurley31 to winchman
9 Dec 153#16
What are the realistic alternatives? With the weather, we have to dry clothes indoors, it also means we can't have windows constantly open.
Something has to give, be it a tumble drier or dehumidifier or just have damp.
pavel76 to winchman
9 Dec 151#17
No proper isolation within house foundation, bare walls without any warming... and damp spreading like hell
yubious to winchman
9 Dec 151#20
massively unhelpful post
mistermoneysaver
9 Dec 15#15
I'm intrigued by this post and was wondering if many of you use these to dry clothes in winter rather than what winchman thinks its being used for?
NeelixWasANiceMan to mistermoneysaver
9 Dec 152#19
100%. Put washing on clothes horse, spread nicely, no bits tucked away. use the smallest , warmest room you can close the door on and they work wonders.
iceman85
9 Dec 15#18
Lowest ever = heat added!
mhwu
9 Dec 15#13
I got a DES16E and you can really see the difference. Dont know what I will do without a dehumidifier now.
Not used the DES12 but I assume it will be just as good.
SunbeamS7
9 Dec 152#9
Bought this model last week direct from De-longhi (£89 inc del); good looking but not as good as the previous model (Dem 10....Still using). It has a very fiddly & badly designed water draw and seems to be considerably louder. Good price but has it's limitations.
lord_trumpington to SunbeamS7
9 Dec 15#12
I was thinking the RRP looked a bit high on the DES12. I paid about £80 for the DEM10 when I bought it (approx 5 years ago)
SomebodE
9 Dec 15#11
I've used EBAC Powerdri dehumidifiers before and they've been great - much cheaper buying two than it was to rent a commercial one for 2-3 weeks if you buy at the right time.
These are rated at 18L/day rather than 12L/day of the unit in the deal but they extracted 3 times as much water as the unit in the deal in the same time frame.
I would suggest that the unit in the deal is ok for occasional use but I would look at options from EBAC as an alternative for the same price
stokerej
9 Dec 15#10
I haven't experienced the DEM10 but have a DeLonghi which was 13 years old last week and is permanently plugged in winter and summer and it has been more than excellent. My friend bought this from Delonghi last week and is really impressed with the quietness and the amount of water it is currently extracting. So I suppose, as with all things, different strokes for different folks!!
lord_trumpington
9 Dec 15#8
I've got the DEM10 and am amazed at just how much water it draws up. Tempted to get this one as a second for the laundry room
andykapa
9 Dec 15#5
good deal
kyser143
9 Dec 15#3
Great deal missed out on previous one from delonghi at 89.99 so bought 2 thanks OP
morgie to kyser143
9 Dec 15#4
Not worth stretching to order four for the price of three with code HNG4FOR3 ?
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Opening post
Visible 3 Litre water tank and permanent drain facility
Electronic anti-frost setting for use in cold environments
Double-condense elimination system
Bio Silver Tech System to filter air
2 year guarantee
Top comments
Something has to give, be it a tumble drier or dehumidifier or just have damp.
Latest comments (32)
thanks OP , Have bought one , posting one for myself for 89 pounds last time , I missed the deal . But now happy that I waited .
Something has to give, be it a tumble drier or dehumidifier or just have damp.
Not used the DES12 but I assume it will be just as good.
These are rated at 18L/day rather than 12L/day of the unit in the deal but they extracted 3 times as much water as the unit in the deal in the same time frame.
I would suggest that the unit in the deal is ok for occasional use but I would look at options from EBAC as an alternative for the same price
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Yup, cheapest it's been, Camels not picked up the update just yet.....
How does this compare to the other recent daily deal when this one was £99.99 - http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/ecoair-eco-dd122-desiccant-dehumidifier-99-99-amazon-2340066 ?
Bought this and a few other bits and used the Nationwide reward offer for £25 cash back on £100 Amazon spend, so even better!