For anyone interested the 16L version is £99 and has a digital display of humidity level, which can be set to cut off at a certain %, and a laundry mode. It is worth the extra in my opinion.

And there speaks someone who has never had to live in an old flat with dampness in the walls, floor or roof (or all) and can't afford to fix these complicated issues.

Here is one more reason for you: people with asthma may be interested in this product, as the links between cold, dampness, moisture and asthma are now well known.


Absolute nonsense, one can only imagine how you reach that plucked out of the air figure. You can't say that as it is dependent on so many factors. To name just a few, running time required, the size of your house, number of rooms, quality and state of walls, local climate, electric cost (many HUKD's also use economy 7 for cheaper overnight electrics and some even have Solar PV).

I think mine is more like £43, but mine has hydrometer sensing so turns off once the humidity has dropped.

There's a lot of rubbish on this thread. Can't really believe the reasons people come up with for these things being great.

For reference, it's going to cost around £200 per year of electricity to run one of these.

Seem to be able to deliver in my area now, in case you missed out earlier due to lack of stock.

Collected mine today and so far its half full of water just from the living room, this house is so damp going to leave it on all night.

Ordered for next day delivery. Heat

More stock appears to have become available this morning so collect in store arranged at Camberley branch

Nice find

I never understand why anybody would ever want to own one of these.

agree when you have owned one, you will want to replace. I have heard some have a drying washing setting ? does anyone know of a dehumidifier, That's got this setting, please

If it's in the garage you'd probably want a desiccant-based one rather than a compressor-based one, as they work at lower temperatures.

Garages are usually quite draughty. You might be fighting an expensive losing battle trying to keep the humidity down in a garage, as the source of moisture will be from incoming air and there may be quite a lot of that.

The cause is often breathing and that's rather hard to fix. Running the heating isn't free.

thanks, booked 1. 2 more left in Bristol area.

TCB tracked at £0.70 I know its not much but all helps, better than nothing brings price down to £79.29

I have a 16ltr one that i picked up last year from screwfix, and can honestly say its excellent, if you think your house does not have condensation issues, then the results of these machines will amaze you. My house does suffer from damp and condensation, especially on one wall, my machine keeps it under control. I also lent it to my friend for a few days who claimed they only work for houses with issues, his house didn't have any problems in his eyes, he was quietly surprised.

Had a quick look at some areas to see what stock they still had, as they seem to be selling out quickly, manchester, liverpool, london

Manchester - Ancoats x 1
Liverpool Erskine x2
Huyton x2
Speke x 2
Kings Cross x 3
The Highway x 3
Bermondsey x 2
Brixton x 4

Good deal but out of stock. Try Amazon deal of the day Delonghi DEM10 for the same price.

Was thinking of buying a Meaco but this has excellent reviews & is £150 less than the one I was considering. Collecting tomorrow. Thanks for posting!

These are good for old build houses, or old flats where this is excess moisture, old wooden windows, or bad state of walls. Obviously it would be sensible to do what you can to treat any damp/moisture causing issues, but when I lived in a flat as described above, I couldn't afford to fix the underlying issues and a dehumidifier was a lifesaver for us.

Thanks OP. I ordered the reduced price one at £99 yesterday but this is cheaper and has a larger water tank. In stock in my store too.

Cheers op

Helps pull water out of the air so helps control condensation etc which leads to mould.

Also as it pulls water out of the air/walls your house will be warmer.

Once you've had one you can help but wonder where the hell all this water is coming from. Had an Ebac one, and been very impressed with what they do generally.

Just ordered and tried Topcashback (Upto 3.15% if it tracks). 7 available for collection in my local. Pick-up tomorrow.

I have this - paid full price. Seems to do a very good job so its a good deal from me if you can find stock.

Dewsbury had 3 and Sheffield has some

was out of stock in my area but every few days looked online and bingo they came back in stock

Thanks OP. Managed to bag the last one in Portsmouth branch.

Cheers OP...bought one on behalf of my gf :stuck_out_tongue:

Depends how damp it is, mine on average does 6 litres every 24 hours, but if washing is out drying etc, it fills up quicker.

Op does this have laundry facility

Still stock about

Out of stock in a day

Has your ever removed 12litres in a day or even 6?