Any recommendations on dehumidifiers

navyguy1965

Hi

I am looking to buy a dehumidifier can any one recommend and and were to buy one i.e are there any deals on at the moment. Looking to spend no more than £100.

Many Thanks

don_ky01

navyguy1965 wrote: »

Hi

I am looking to buy a dehumidifier can any one recommend and and were to buy one i.e are there any deals on at the moment. Looking to spend no more than £100.

Many Thanks

I bought one over a year ago from Argos ( own Brand ) cost about £99 after £10 voucher, works great and i am well pleased.
My tip buy the biggest capacity unit you can the smaller ones are false economy

good luck and you will be amazed by the volume of water that is removed and how much warmer your home is.

navyguy1965

Hi Thanks for the info could you please tell me the model no if you know it.

Many Thanks

imahappyguy

if you go to bq,they have one for 69.99 was 99 pound ,and its a great one ,had it 2 weeks ,if you want more infor ,phone your local store and ask if they have any in ,

navyguy1965

Hi

Many thanks for the info have posted a thank you to you

Cheers

JerseyGirl

Hi there... we bought this one last week from Amazon... http://www.amazon.co.uk/DeLonghi-DEM10-Compact-Dehumidifier/dp/B000BP81DW/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1199915318&sr=8-1
DeLonghi DEM10 Compact Dehumidifier It was delivered on Monday and the instructions said to leave it for 24 hours before turning it on. We had it on for about 10 hours yesterday and it extracted half a tank of water... about 1 litre. The cord is about a meter long, and it does come with a short tube so you can drain the water into something else. It is quiet, sounds like a desk fan or small air conditioner. Instructions also say to leave a space of 50 cm in front and behind the unit so it works properly. It was £99.95, so a shade under your £100 budget, but no shipping costs if you use the free delivery option from Amazon. This is the first one I have had... but so far, so good!

Kerri

navyguy1965

JerseyGirl wrote: »

Hi there... we bought this one last week from Amazon... http://www.amazon.co.uk/DeLonghi-DEM10-Compact-Dehumidifier/dp/B000BP81DW/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1199915318&sr=8-1
DeLonghi DEM10 Compact Dehumidifier It was delivered on Monday and the instructions said to leave it for 24 hours before turning it on. We had it on for about 10 hours yesterday and it extracted half a tank of water... about 1 litre. The cord is about a meter long, and it does come with a short tube so you can drain the water into something else. It is quiet, sounds like a desk fan or small air conditioner. Instructions also say to leave a space of 50 cm in front and behind the unit so it works properly. It was £99.95, so a shade under your £100 budget, but no shipping costs if you use the free delivery option from Amazon. This is the first one I have had... but so far, so good!

Kerri

Many Thanks for the info have left you a thank you

Cheers
Derek

sallysaver

Hi,
I too can reccommend the Delonghi range. I have had model number DE120 for 6 years but unfortunately models move on and this one is no longer manufactured. It has been superb and now I couldn't do without it. My niece has just rented a modern flat in London and it streams (or rather did so) with condensation (can't leave the patio door open as they are on the ground floor). They have just acquired the DeLonghi DEM10 (as mentioned above) and they are thrilled with the results. However, as a word of warning, they are only in a 'Studio' Flat, and although the web site says it is suitable for a 2/3 bedroom house, the tank is quite small and needs to be emptied on a more regular basis than mine. They have not tried the constant drain facility. I agree with the poster above, do not stint on the model for a few extra pounds. I can assure you, you will reap rewards with the right model and you won't be disappointed. The bigger models are DEM 14 and DEM 16 - Sally

blossom30

Hi I can certainly recommend homebase as I bought one for £70 5 years ago and have not had 1 problem with it. It has wheels on for easy transport to different rooms and it certainly does the job (especially drying clothes in doors,) cheers shrewdal

MissG_2

Have a look on ebay, I got one from there last year.

orangemonkey

I saw a electrical one at my local lidl today for 34.99. Not sure if its good, but its sure is cheap. I did buy a electrical fan heater for 11.99 though and it's really good.