Midea Smart Dehumidifier for Home & office 20L | Low Noise | Clothes Drying mode | Ionizer & Dust Filter, Ideal for Homes, Offices, Bedrooms, Perfect for Damp, Mould & Condensation (20 Litres)

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It is heavy but not unmanageable, as it weighs around 13kg, and can remove up to 18l of water per day. Of course, it doesn’t gather as much moisture as its electric counterparts, but it’s silent, doesn’t use any electricity and is easy to move around, so what’s not to love?

Three litres is the absolute minimum, while five or six litres will give you a bit less emptying to do. To operate the device, you can either control it manually using the panel on the top or download the app and control it from anywhere. It uses a HEPA ( High Efficiency Particulate Air) filter which will remove 99 percent of dust mites, pollen or other allergens, making a cleaner and healthier atmosphere in your home. Just like the larger model, the 10L has a laundry mode to dry your washing, and can double as an air purifier with the bundled HEPA filter inserted – although we found it a little less effective in our air-purifying tests than most dedicated models. Carpets can trap this moisture, making it an ideal breeding ground for mould which can leave you open to respiratory infections, while those with allergies can be more susceptible to asthma attacks in damp homes.It also has a useful laundry drying feature that makes the most of the vertical swing on the air output and the powerful fan. If there’s a problem room, the dehumidifier should be kept in there, preferably with doors and windows closed,” says Chris Wood, also from Aircon Centre. With advice from air conditioning experts Ryan Kandola and Chris Wood, we have selected the best dehumidifiers on the market for energy efficiency, drying power, value for money and, where possible, quiet running. It’s really easy to use, too – there are no settings to get used to, just one simple button to switch it on and get it to work. It can take 10l of moisture out of the air each day, but one thing that is a little disappointing is that there’s only a 2.

As well as removing excess moisture from the air, it can also clean the air, thanks to the built-in HEPA filter.Including all of the features you'll need to dry clothes and remove moisture from your environment, such as a super ionizer, 3 different fan speeds, a timer, WiFi enabled operation, a large 12L tank, wheels and a humidity indicator light! 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. Small dehumidifiers are ideal for flats or smaller spaces, while the bigger models can dehumidify a five-bedroom property or a small business space. Compressor dehumidifiers can be noisy and may use more energy than other types, although new compressor technology and refrigerants are bringing improvements on both counts. And while there’s no timer, you do get a laundry mode and a choice of quiet and turbo functions, and the rotary control is – as advertised – simple and easy to use.

Finally, we were impressed with the nano silver filter built into the design, which will help trap dust and allergens. Not only that, a good dehumidifier will reduce dust and allergens in the air, as well as help reduce any odours. The HEPA filter makes it a great choice for anyone with allergies too, as it will rid the air of dust, pollen and any other pollutants that may cause irritation. Key specs – Dehumidifier type: Desiccant; Tank size: 2l; Extraction rate: 6 litres per day; Dimensions: 48.It has manual controls – including a rotary dial and just one other button, which controls the fan speed, placing the machine in either economy mode or turbo mode. With a two-litre tank, it might need emptying more regularly than some models, but there’s a 1m hose if you need continuous draining into a sink or drain. Sometimes the construction of the building, poor insulation, ineffective drainage or a lack of ventilation are to blame, while cooking or drying clothes inside can have an impact. Plus, with winter coming and everyone having their eye on energy bills, dehumidifiers can be an essential appliance when it comes to helping you dry your laundry, meaning you can pull the plug on your expensive tumble drier and dry your clothes indoors, knowing you won’t be causing any damp issues.