Dehumidifier guide
Find the best dehumidifier to stop condensation, damp, and mould growth in your home.
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Shop all dehumidifiersHere are some features to consider when choosing a dehumidifier for your home.
These frequently asked questions might help:
To determine the ideal dehumidifier size, assess the size and moisture level of your space. Generally, spaces with moderate humidity need a unit extracting 10 to 20 liters daily. For smaller areas like laundry rooms or closets, opt for a lower capacity model.
The cost to run a dehumidifier varies depending on its energy rating, size and usage. Some models are more energy efficient than others, providing the same amount of dehumidification while using less electricity.
From helping to reduce central heating usage to drying clothes, a dehumidifier can have several energy-saving benefits. Most new models also have an auto shut-off feature for optimised energy usage. Pick the right size and maintain it regularly for increased energy efficiency and lower bills.
Since dehumidifiers make the air dry, using one may not be a good idea if you have dry skin conditions or breathing issues. It's best to check with your GP if you're not sure.
While a dehumidifier releases heat, it's not significant enough to cause sufficient heating.
Yes, you can use a dehumidifier all night to maintain a comfortable humidity level. Make sure to read the company's safety guidelines for proper usage.
You can use a dehumidifier in a nursery, but ensure that you're thoroughly following all the safety guidelines. Keep it out of reach of children. It's important to regularly clean and maintain the dehumidifier to prevent bacteria and mould growth.
Dehumidifiers come with various noise levels, which vary depending on size, capacity and fan speed. There are quiet models available too with noise reduction features. Ensure you check the noise level specifications before purchasing.
A dehumidifier doesn't lower the room temperature but it can make a humid space feel more comfortable by removing extra moisture.