Pro Breeze Dehumidifier 500ml Compact and Portable Mini Air Dehumidifier for Damp, Mould, Moisture in Home, Kitchen, Bedroom, Caravan, Office, Garage, Bathroom, Basement

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Overall, this is a best-in-class dehumidifier that does a fantastic job of extracting moisture from the home and is one of the best dehumidifier for drying washing fast. Costs less than 1p p/hour to run: Our dehumidifier has been designed to be energy-efficient with low power consumption. Keep in mind that these numbers are only a guide. As we’ve discussed, there are other factors that affect the effectiveness of a dehumidifier, including the type (desiccant models tend to have lower listed capacities but are more effective in cooler conditions) and temperature of the environment.

Peltier dehumidifiers – sometimes called thermo-electric– remove moisture differently to compressor or desiccant models. Electricity is used to create a temperature difference, causing one side of an internal element to heat up and the other to cool. As warm and humid air enters the machine, it first reaches the cooler side, causing moisture to condense and drip into the tank below. PORTABLE & EASY TO STORE: Four castor wheels are conveniently located on the underside of the dehumidifier to allow for easy moving without having to lift the unit each time. These can be easily fitted or removed according to preference. It's also worth considering noise levels and energy consumption before you invest in a dehumidifier.

However, thePro Breeze 20L Premium Dehumidifier does win on price, coming in a fair bit cheaper than the MeacoDry Arete One. Since they have very few moving parts, the peltier models should in theory be the most reliable and the longest lasting. That will be especially useful over the winter months as it means you won’t have to keep your heating on as long to dry your clothes, reducing your energy bills in the process,” says Wood. In the winter period, the humidity levels naturally drop because the cold air holds much less moisture compared to warm air. Plus, families that use extra heating sources often suffer from overly hot air. To make things better, you can use a humidifier. It’ll ensure the optimum humidity level and prevent dry skin and susceptibility to various respiratory illnesses. Plus, your hard floors, furniture, electronics, and millwork will thank you later. What Should You Do if the Humidity Level Is too High?

This model is one of the most compact dehumidifiers you can find (22 x 15 x 13 cm) and, because of that, it has a relatively small water tank - only 0.5 L. But considering that the manufacturer states that the maximum water extraction per day is around 250 ml, you will have to empty it only once in two days. Plus, like its more advanced rivals, this device also has an auto shut-off when it is full.Moving on to the water tank, it can fit up to 900 ml of water. The body of the unit is white, but there is a viewing window that allows you to see when you need to empty it. When the tank is full, the device will turn off automatically.

HIGH EFFICIENCY & LOW ENERGY CONSUMPTION: Squeezes Up to 350ml of water a day from Humid Air. Don't let the energy consumption of the dehumidifier become your burden, with our dehumidifier, you can rest assured every day. As the air cools, the water vapour condenses on the cold surface of the coil and this is collected in a water container.

If you’ve ever had reason to ask yourself ‘what is the best dehumidifier?’ it was probably with a sense of desperation over mould in your bathroom that just won’t shift, or window condensation forever puddling on the sills. Humidity can be a real problem. A dehumidifier is your best defence. Like compressor dehumidifiers, Peltier dehumidifiers also use a condensation process to remove moisture from the air. However, they do this via a thermoelectrical process rather than using refrigerant and a compressor, so they're generally a lot quieter and more economical to run. The downside is that they're far less powerful, so Peltier dehumidifiers tend to very small and best for localised areas of moisture – they won't be powerful enough to help with damp in a large room or entire house. A dehumidifier's extraction rate is an average of how much moisture it can remove from the air during a given timeframe. Most commonly this is measured in litres per day, so an extraction rate of 10L/per day means the dehumidifier should be able to extract 10 litres of moisture within 24 hours if running continuously. In practice, this also depends on the humidity levels of the room, and the ambient temperature.