No room / money for a tumble dryer, and in winter, our back room was getting damp with all the washing we put there to dry. And having the heating on and all the windows open was ridiculous. So, a dehumidifier.
Description: - Neat white box, approx 18cm by 30cm by 48cm - Push button controls on the top - Auto Off feature, with "full" indicator, for when it needs emptying - Timer, 2 hour, 4 hour or 8 hour - Louvre control - wide, front, up - Laundry mode - turbo or saving (heats the room) - Auto mode - high, low, auto for fan speed. - Ioniser on / off - Carry handle - Pull out water tray for emptying, with its own handle (2 litre capacity) - Pull out air filter - Cool blue light
Good Points - It does dehumidify beautifully. Our room no longer feels damp, or cold, or has mould on the ceiling. Clothes dry really quickly. - It gets rid of a huge volume of water. If you set it going overnight with some wet clothes, the water tray would be full by morning. The instruction leaflet says 7 litres per day. - It's a dessicant dehumidifier, rather than compressor, apparently this is more efficient at a wider range of temperatures. - Makes the room warm and cuddly too. - It doesn't need much attention, just occasionally emptying the water and cleaning the filter.
Less Good Points - I guess this is only because it heats and dehumidifies, but time spent in the same room as the machine is uncomfortable. - A bit noisy in the same room, but with the door shut not a problem. - Goodness knows how much electricity this thing is using. I dread to think, which is why I haven't found out and put this in the review!
More details
User's Manual
Fair
Maintenance
Very easy
Safety
Very safe
How much did you pay?
£99
Special features?
Ioniser
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