VonHaus Dehumidifier 12L/Day – LED Display, 24 Hour Timer, Continuous Drainage, Wheels – Ideal for Damp and Condensation, Laundry Drying, Prevents Mould & Smells – For Home, Bedroom, Bathroom & More

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When it comes to value, especially for dehumidifiers, one should look past the upfront cost and technical specs. A cheap dehumidifier might look good on the surface, but cheap things tend to cost you more in the long run, and this couldn’t be truer when it comes to dehumidifier.

Its white exterior is adorned with a control panel that comes in one of five selectable colours (listed above). If you are looking for something minimalist that you would have to really try to injure yourself with, it’s impossible to look past this marvel in engineering simplicity. 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. The 24-hour timer allows you to set the dehumidifier to operate for the exact length of time you need. this energy efficient feature is ideal for drying clothes. 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.We really love the sharp-looking temperature gauge on the control panel, which means you’ll get precise control over both climate and humidity. You essentially get full climate control in whichever room you like, which means you can live in perpetual comfort for as long as you can resist the urge to peel yourself off the sofa.

However, it's not perfect. A powerful extraction rate of 20L, plus that Laundry boost mode, means higher running costs. This dehumidifier guzzles 440W of energy compared to the 20L MeacoDry Arete One's 216W. What the Pro Breeze 20L Premium does offer is a more generous water tank of 5.5L compared to the 20L MeacoDry Arete One's 4.8L, although in practice we didn't find ourselves emptying the MeacoDry that much more frequently. Overall, if you can put up with its increased noise volume and absorb the higher running costs, we think thePro Breeze 20L Premium Dehumidifier with Special Laundry Modeis a good buy. It's definitely the best dehumidifier for drying clothes that we've tested, and anything that makes wet-weather laundry days easier is a win in our books. The sleek and modern unit with navy blue exterior stands out from the crowd in all the right ways, and whilst it doesn't have built-in wheels like most dehumidifiers of this size, the integrated carry handle and mid-weight build make it relatively easy to transport from room to room. If you want a more compact build, then there is also a 12L and 14L model available. Given that it is capable of removing 500 ml of moisture in a given day, that means its 1,500 ml capacity will last three days before needing to be drained.If you have a lot of laundry you need to dry indoors over the winter months, then we think thePro Breeze 20L Premium Dehumidifier with Special Laundry Modeis the best dehumidifier for drying clothes fast. We have included all four models of the Inventor EVA-II PRO collection here, ranging from 8 litres to 20 litres, so we’ll try to speak about each variant briefly. We think it’s important to give you a range of sizing options, especially considering the breadth of sizes that the Inventor EVA-II PRO offers. First things first: the Meaco MeacoDry Dehumidifier is how I would imagine Apple making a dehumidifier, especially in the late 1990s. For the sight-impaired, please allow me to describe this thing with words alone. For starters, imagine a white popcorn maker that’s had it’s top lopped off two-thirds of the way up. It also offers Smart App controls, which means you can connect it to WiFi and operate it remotely via the Pro Breeze App or connect to Alexa or similar voice-activated devices. It has a decent-sized water tank capacity of 4L, and an automatic humidity sensor which means you can set your desired humidity level, switch it on, and just let it do its thing. Introduce the 1100ml dehumidifier into your life today and enjoy a cleansed, damp-free home. This nifty device boasts a range of features, designed to make use super simple and safe. But first, the question on everyone’s lips… WHAT DOES A DEHUMIDIFIER DO?

Dehumidifiers are one of those products that many people have heard of but don’t actually know what they do. Dehumidifiers are capable of preventing snoring, preventing static build-up, relieving allergies, preventing dry skin, and even restricting the spread of viral infections. The design of this desiccant dehumidifier makes it perfect for colder areas, as it requires no refrigerant. So, if you’re looking to revamp an old damp basement or keep your conservatory warm on winter nights, consider it done! QUIET AS A WHISPER EFFICIENT MOISTURE REMOVAL: Say goodbye to damp with the VonHaus dehumidifier, extracting up to 300ml of water per day for a moisture-free home. Get rid of musty smells and stubborn mildew marks for good.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. At 1,000 ml, the capacity is only two-thirds that of the first item on this list, and you’ll expect to accumulate around 450 ml in a day, meaning you’ll need to refill after two days of use. All in all, though, we can’t recommend this beautiful little unit enough.

The MeacoDry Arete One dehumidifiers are some of the best dehumidifiers we've tested. They're quiet, easy to use, work superbly and are very energy-efficient compared to other compressor models. Plus, all offer a built-in air purification function to improve air quality within the home in more ways than one. And, whilst this Russell Hobbs number is cheaper upfront, running costs are higher, with the 20L dehumidifier using 440W of energy compared to Meaco's 20L Arete One which uses 216W on average. Plus, the Arete One offers a built-in air purifier which this model does not. Moreover, dehumidifiers can prevent humid air from damaging your wooden furniture and interior, since dry air tends to loosen joints in a wooden floor; doors can fluctuate in size, potentially making them difficult to open and close; and chairs can start to feel the impact of humid air, causing them to wobble. The downside is that this dehumidifier has a far lower extraction rate than most, extracting just 0.3 litres of water from the air per day. For comparison, the best in class Meaco Arete One dehumidifier can extract between 10 and 25 litres of water from the air per day depending which model you opt for. Water tank capacity is also reduced, with the Silentnight model only able to hold 0.6L of water. That means you'll be emptying the tank frequently. Most dehumidifiers are noisy, averaging decibel levels of between 34-48dB. That's because they draw in air via a fan and then use a compressor and refrigerant to cool and condense the air to extract the moisture from it.A desiccant dehumidifier differs in that it uses an absorbent material or chemical dessicant to extract moisture from the air. This means they can operate efficiently in lower temperatures, down to just 1°C, and are useful for garages, basements, conservatorys, or unheated rooms in the house over winter. However, they're usually more expensive both upfront and in terms of running costs than a compressor dehumidifier, so unless you're looking to remove damp at cold temperatures you're generally best off with a compressor model. The unit isn't the lightest or most compact we've tested, but then we wouldn't expect that from a machine this powerful. However, built-in wheels, a retractable carry handle, and cable tidy make it easier to move around the house and store neatly away when it's not in use. Unlike a compressor dehumidifier that passes air over a cold coil to condense the water from it, a desiccant dehumidifier uses a 'desiccant chemical' to absorb the moisture from the air. As a result, desiccant dehumidifiers are the best option for rooms that are likely to fall below 15°c, as at lower temperatures compressor and Peltier models can struggle to work efficiently.