Newentor Low Energy Dehumidifier 25L/24H 330W - Dehumidifier for Medium to Large Size Homes - Ideal for Bedrooms, Basements, Bathrooms, and Laundry Rooms - with Digital Control Panel, 24 Hr Timer

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Win/Loss: The Meaco Dehumidifier strikes a balance between portability and capacity. While it is not designed to be ultra-portable, it features built-in castor wheels that allow for easier movement within a room. However, due to its larger size and weight, it may not be as convenient to transport between different locations. I slept really well on it, settled into it after a few minutes settling and slept right through. I’m pleased I chose this one, so much so I’m thinking of getting one for the main bedroom for me, and I’m sure my spare room guests will appreciate it too. The best dehumidifier we've tested, the MeacoDry Arete One is quiet, easy to use, works superbly and is very energy-efficient compared to other compressor dehumidifiers. Plus, its Smart Laundry Mode is brilliant at drying wet washing. There are Arete One models that can extract 10, 12, 20 and 25 litres of moisture from the air per day and all offer a built-in air purifier that means they improve indoor air quality in more ways than one. That depends on your humidity levels and what you’re trying to achieve. You don’t always have to leave your dehumidifier on, but you may want to if your damp problem is severe. Also, it can be cheaper to run them at night.

Despite its compact size, this dehumidifier is also heavy. And noisy. We also didn’t find it that much help with drying clothes, although it did a good job of managing general damp and reducing condensation and mould on windows and walls. At 42 dbs, this is one of the quietest ones on our list. To put it into perspective, that's about as loud as a small desk fan.The Ebac 2650e may not the cheapest dehumidifier, but it's quiet, easy to use and excellent at drying clothes.

Type: Compressor Dehumidifier | Extraction amount: 10L| Tank capacity: 1.8L | Dimensions: H57.5 x W34.5 x D23.6cm | Weight: 9.6kg | Power: 280W | Cost per hour: 9p | Noise level: 47dB | Max room size: 25m²| Laundry mode: No | Warranty: 1 year What we like So, why choose this one? Firstly, it's smart; using an app from your phone, you can control it from anywhere, even on the school run or while at the supermarket. You can even connect it to your Alexa or Google Home to operate it with the sound of your voice! Secondly, it is powerful; with the ability to extract 25L of water from the air and a six-litre tank capacity, you can rest easy knowing that this dehumidifier has your damp under control. Thirdly, although its power usage is much higher, it is super energy efficient; ElectriQ claims it is 50% more efficient than other standard dehumidifiers. We love that for our energy bills! Lastly, for the price, this dehumidifier doesn’t just control your home's humidity. It also purifies the air and eliminates terrible odours using a combination of UV sterilisation, an active carbon filter and a HEPA filter. In short, it works hard to keep you and your family feeling fit and healthy! Research your energy tariff and see if your electricity is cheaper at certain times, such as at night. If so, you could time it to come on during those hours. Alternatively, consider using it when your home is most likely to have high humidity levels, such as when you are showering, cooking or have the heating on. The cheapest and smallest dehumidifiers on the market can often only extract 0.5L of water from the air per day – in many cases even less – but larger and more powerful dehumidifiers can extract up to 25L per day which can make a huge difference to your home's health if you struggle with damp issues and condensation. Energy efficiency is another major concern. It's kind of counter-productive if the model you buy ends up being more expensive than a tumble dryer in the long run.A 1960s split-level bungalow has been revived with contemporary extensions, cleaned lines, and Scandi-inspired interiors A compressor dehumidifier is the most common type in the UK as it works best in higher temperatures, such as in a heated home. Humidity levels: Relative humidity (RH) should sit between 30 to 60%, and most models have a built-in humidistat to keep the room at your chosen level. Devices with an auto-setting monitor adjust the moisture levels in the room, which can save on electricity. However, to help give an overview, here are some key facts it's useful to know before searching for the best dehumidifier for the task in hand. What are the main types of dehumidifier? Did you know that you can shop for candles over Prime Day? These our the Ideal Home team's favourites to get your home smelling divine

The advantage of this type of dehumidifier is that it works well in warm and cold spaces. The only downside is that they tend to release warm air into a room, which you may not want in an already-heated home. However, they are ideal for a cold garage, loft or conservatory as they can operate below 10 degrees, unlike a compressor dehumidifier. They are also much quieter, so they might be a preferable option for you to use in a bedroom. Their main disadvantage is that they use a lot more energy and therefore cost more to run. Refrigerant (compressor) dehumidifier Win: The VonHaus Dehumidifier is designed to be energy efficient. It uses an efficient compressor system that effectively removes moisture while consuming less energy. This helps you save on energy bills and reduces your environmental footprint. Speedy Drying: Dehumidifiers are equipped with powerful moisture removal capabilities. Unlike traditional methods, these devices work efficiently to extract excess moisture from your clothes, significantly reducing drying time. Say goodbye to waiting hours for your laundry to dry! The Pro Breeze is great if you’ve got a smaller space and you want something that doesn’t cost a lot to run,” says Kandola. “It’s probably about a penny an hour.” The cost of one kiloWatt-hour of electricity is capped at 30p under the Energy Price Guarantee as of July 2023. Although prices do vary by region and contract (economy 7 tariffs are more expensive by day and cheaper by night, for example), we use the capped price to estimate running costs.It's fair to say that most dehumidifiers aren't the most stylish of appliances, which is why the De'Longhi Tascuigo AriaDry Multi Dehumidifier is something of a breath of fresh air amidst the usual boxy white plastic designs.

Versatile Usage: Don't be fooled by the name—these dehumidifiers are not limited to drying clothes alone. They are incredibly versatile and can be used to control humidity levels in various areas of your home, such as basements, bathrooms, or even larger spaces like living rooms. It's like having a multi-purpose humidity superhero! There's also plenty of useful functionality on the models. The automatic Smart Humidity Mode works perfectly and is hassle-free, turning the dehumidifier on when moisture-levels rise and automatically shutting the appliance off when the desired humidity is reached so there's no wasted energy or expense.And in our tests, the Arete One reduced moisture levels in damp-prone rooms in a very short period of time. With the cost of living going up, we know that dehumidifiers can be expensive, so we’ve included this mid-budget option from Argos’ Challenge range. Effective, energy efficient and reasonably priced (comparatively), their 12L dehumidifier is reportedly a little noisier than other models, but Mumsnet users and previous customers agree that it does the job!Yes, I have two. One upstairs and one downstairs. Its the challenger brand from argos. They make a huge difference." (Brand tried and trusted by Mumsnetter Pixiedust1234) Our verdict Energy Efficiency: Dehumidifiers designed for drying clothes are engineered to operate efficiently, consuming less energy compared to running a tumble dryer or continuously using fans. You not only save on your electricity bills but also contribute to a greener environment. The NETTA 12L Dehumidifier is a reliable and efficient solution for controlling excess moisture in your home. With its built-in handles and caster wheels, it offers portability, allowing you to easily move it around your home and target specific areas with excess moisture. The De'Longhi Tascuigo AriaDry DEX216F is the largest model in the range and able to extract 16L of water from the air per day, and although the tank capacity isn't the largest, at 2.1L it still offers adequate capacity. This multi-purpose appliance also has an air purifier function with a double filtration system that can remove dust and other allergens from the air, plus a dedicated Laundry Drying function. The only real downside is the premium you pay for that design-led exterior, with the MeacoDry Arete One Dehumidifier & Air Purifier offering better value in terms of extraction and tank capacity for the price.