Best dehumidifiers & from where?

[timbad]

Hi my dehumidifier has just given up on me looking to replace it can anybody suggest a suitable one & best place to purchase?

 

[DipperToo]

I posted against another question last month - It is best to get one with a hot gas defrost as this will enable it to work well when it gets cold. A good unit we bought was this one (no affifliation) Dry-it-out

It is a bit fiddly to get a pipe to drain it into the sink but thin surgical hose worked OK.

Stewart

 

[adrianb]

Hi Tim

Another recommendation for D I O - I bought this one - it's superb.
Mitsub



Adrian

 

[timbad]

Thanks looks like what I am looking for

 

[timbad]

Thanks Adrian don’t really want to spend that much as only use it occasionally.

 

[Fergus]

£70 from B&Q?

 

[Koeketiene]

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£70 from B&Q?

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That's the one we've got - does what it says on the box.
What more do you want?

 

[rhodesia]

Recently bought a small one (Petite model )from FOCUS DIY for £17.95.

 

[Nick_Pam]

B&Q seconded (or thirded???)
Ran one for the last 3 years until we moved to a place warm enough not to need one.
Had it on 24/7 with the humidity setting on about 5 and it kept our Dehler 37 in perfect condition used with 2 135 watt tube heaters.

Didn't reckon £25 a year was bad really......it's still in perfect working order too.

 

[ChasB]

Got a dinky little one in a sale from Woolworths last week for £15! Might have some more left if you're lucky. Figure it's good enough for the smaller forward cabin on a timer on a shelf - it doesn't really get too damp in there anyhow.