Electric Dehumidifiers
Create a healthier, more comfortable home or work environment using our range of electric dehumidifiers. These devices work to remove excess moisture from the air, preventing the build-up of mould, dampness and unpleasant odours - making them an excellent year-round investment.
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Ideal for bathrooms, basements, kitchens and other poorly ventilated spaces, our electric dehumidifiers effectively improve air quality, so that your health and belongings are protected. Choose a room dehumidifier if you suffer from allergies or notice moisture in the air to create a fresher, drier and more comfortable environment.
FAQs
What does a dehumidifier do?
Dehumidifiers remove excess moisture from the air to create a cleaner, fresher and more hygienic environment and prevent mould and mildew. They’re great in the summer as removing moisture naturally cools the air and reduces humidity levels.
How does a dehumidifier work?
Dehumidifiers work by taking in humid air, condensing the moisture into water, draining or collecting it into the tank, and then releasing it back into the atmosphere as dry air.
Are dehumidifiers expensive to run?
How expensive dehumidifiers are to run depends on the type, usage and your own individual electricity tariff.
Does a dehumidifier cool a room?
In a sense, yes. By removing moisture from the air, rooms automatically feel cooler and less humid, which is much more comfortable during high temperatures.
How much does it cost to run a dehumidifier?
How much it costs to run a dehumidifier will depend on its wattage and the energy tariff you’re on. Typically, a 200W to 500W costs around 5-15p per hour in the UK.
What size dehumidifier do I need?
This will depend on the room size and how damp it is. As a general rule of thumb, small rooms won’t need above a 12-20 litre dehumidifier, whereas a larger room is suitable for 20 litres or more.
Can a dehumidifier dry clothes?
Yes, dehumidifiers can help with drying clothes by removing the moisture in the air, so that water found in fabrics evaporates quicker.
How to use a dehumidifier
You’ll want to place it away from walls, doors and windows in a well-ventilated room, and set it at a humidity level that works for you - usually around 40-60%. It’s important you regularly empty the tank and clean the filter to ensure efficiency and cleanliness.
How long does a dehumidifier take to work?
It depends on how big the room is, what the humidity level already is and if the dehumidifier is suitable for that sized room. Generally, a dehumidifier can take anywhere between 4 and 12 hours to reduce the humidity in a small space. However, to noticeably dry out a damp room, you could be looking at 1 to 3 days.