If you're looking for a quiet, quality dehumidifier, then this is a great option at a great price.
Normally around £150
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fat-pudding
2 Dec 153#9
That's utter nonsense, we ordered one of these (actually the better spec model) a few months back to assist with drying washing, sure enough it pulled a constant 600W and pumps most of that out as heat effectively acting as a massive heater too which isn't what we wanted. After a couple of hours running we were tipping away pretty much the same amount of water as the compressor based unit it replaced. I sent it back and ordered a compressor based (Ecoair) model which is using a quarter of the power and after a couple of hours.... we're tipping away the same amount of water.
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snoopy18
2 Dec 15#1
Usually £130, heat
ande1979
2 Dec 15#2
going to get this later bargain thanks
sprite127594
2 Dec 15#3
I just went for the one they had on a lightning deal for £99 this one
Didn't like the fact that this was around 600W where the one I got is around 230W.
I have the "classic" version of this, and I love it. I can recommend this British brand. I can recommend dessicant over compressor. Just decide whether you want to save a few quid with this "simple" model, with the manual controls, or try to get a deal on the Classic, which has more intelligent controls.
I dry laundry with mine in 4 hours and then it's packed away (instead of loads of racks everywhere for days). It clears condensation in the bathroom after a shower. Our black mold problem is significantly reduced. Owned it for a year with no issues, and no noticeable jump in electricity bill
dealchaser888 to The_Pope
2 Dec 15#52
Hi, could I use it right after the shower (stream all over), we could not put up an exhaust fan due to the room layout.
we also do not have any electric plug inside the bathroom, so do we need any caution (thinking use a extension leads)?
Now our only solution is to open wide the window but by doing that create more problems as well.
Thanks in advance.
sprite127594
2 Dec 152#6
This is why I went with a compressor. Our house never gets below 15°c in which case the compressor should do fine at a lot less wattage.
Zander_19
2 Dec 15#7
Cracking deal. I bought this model last year and it's fantastic. I also purchased the Lightning Deal for the other model yesterday linked to in a previous post.
Raimonds
2 Dec 151#8
I own the "EcoAir DD122 MK5 Desiccant Classic Dehumidifier with Ioniser and Silver Nano Filter" myself for about four years. It is a bit more costly to buy, but well worth the money invested. No faults, and the results are very good in lowering moisture and giving a nice smelling fresh and worm air! Recommend this dehumidifier!
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Normally around £150
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Didn't like the fact that this was around 600W where the one I got is around 230W.
I dry laundry with mine in 4 hours and then it's packed away (instead of loads of racks everywhere for days). It clears condensation in the bathroom after a shower. Our black mold problem is significantly reduced. Owned it for a year with no issues, and no noticeable jump in electricity bill
we also do not have any electric plug inside the bathroom, so do we need any caution (thinking use a extension leads)?
Now our only solution is to open wide the window but by doing that create more problems as well.
Thanks in advance.