Daewoo Capacity Room Dehumidifier with LED Power Indicator, 700ml, COL1485

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Humid climates, especially in the summer, can produce uncomfortable conditions and damp-feeling rooms. Suitable for a single person living in a small flat, looking for a lightweight and portable machine to tackle a mild damp problem. For example, clearing up after a flood or dealing with lots of water in the air through drying laundry indoors. Open your window for 15 minutes after showering or cooking, though, and longer if you’re not then going to be using a dehumidifier.

Dehumidifiers produce a lot of water, depending on the relative humidity of the room in which it is operating. Many dehumidifiers, such as compressor dehumidifiers, are not very efficient when the air temperature is lower than about 65 °F (18 °C).You can use a moisture absorber in a basement, bathroom, bedroom, garage, kitchen, living room or any other room of your house that has a recurring damp problem.

A dehumidifier's size or capacity describes how many litres of water it's able to extract from the air each day (which is different to the water tank capacity). You will be removing the majority of the excess water in the air over the first few hours, days or sometimes even weeks. The Hysure 700ml Automatic Electric Dehumidifier is fairly inexpensive to run, costing mere pennies each day.It’s tempting to keep your windows shut tight in winter, but then condensation has no means of escape. low noise level- with a noise level rating of only 35db you can leave this dehumidifier running all through the night without the discomfort of a loud noise disturbing your sleep. This could help you to save money if you're on a tariff offering cheaper energy at certain times of day, or if you want to leave the dehumidifier on for a few hours after going out, but you don't need it on all day. A dehumidifier works in tandem with air conditioning units, making your AC work more efficiently and keeping the room more comfortable and cool. They work by creating a cold surface; when warm, damp air comes into contact with this, condensation forms and drips into the water tank.