Not bad. If you have an Aldi nearby I recommend their dehumidifier for under £100 with a 3 year warranty. I live in Cornwall where damp is unavoidable however their machine is powerful and really well built, much better than the Ebac ones I have previously.
Thank you for that - will be visiting Aldi as have one not too far away.
sam_of_london
14 Oct 16#7
The ones which work much better as dessicant. These need heating/high temperature to work properly.
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14 Oct 16#14
I'm using the Aldi compressor and our house thermostat is on 16, living room temp about 18-20 and it's doing a great job. Modern compressors are often better over 17c compared to more expensive dessicant units. Ours is pulling plenty of water and I consider our house cold, first day not run all day with humidity on the unit set at 55% it got around 6 ltrs total - and it's quite compared to what I expected, ran it in our bedroom doorway while sleeping.
snoopy18
14 Oct 161#8
The compressor ones only work above about 16 degrees whereas the desiccant ones don't need a warm is here room and give off a bit of heat
It's the dessicant one I am looking for in our climate
That's my understanding
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Vax DCS2V1MP Power Extract Dehumidifier, 16 Litre, 370 W, White/Silver
2 year warranty
Looks a good saving
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I rang them and it's a compressor
However, it is not energy efficient. 370W for a compressor type is not very good. Meaco compressor only use half of the electricity.
370w is close to desiccant type. My EcoAir DD122MK5 Desiccant is 390-620 W
http://www.meaco.com/blog/when-to-buy-a-desiccant-dehumidifier-and-when-to-buy-a-compressor-dehumidifier/
Just my 2 penneth.
https://www.aldi.co.uk/dehumidifier/p/093597054808900
then no need for an Aldi nearby, they'll deliver.
It's the dessicant one I am looking for in our climate
That's my understanding