Russell Hobbs RHDH1061B 300ml/day, Black Dehumidifier with Auto Defrost for Home, Kitchen, Basement, Garage, Caravan, Bathroom, Lightweight, 15m2 Room Size, LED Lighting

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This means many households across the country will face the seasonal challenge of condensation on windows.

You've come to the right place for a wide range of fans as well. How about our tower fans if you're after something to keep you cool? Sleek and streamlined, these make an unassuming addition to your home - and it's worth considering a smart design for unrivalled convenience and handy features like voice control too. And when the weather gets cold, get an electric blanket to help you keep a cosy temperature inside the house. If you’re only planning to dehumidify occasionally – for a few hours here or there in a kitchen or bathroom, for instance – you can get away with a mini-dehumidifier with an extraction rate of less than one litre. It will be cheap to buy, cheap to run and perfectly effective. The same applies if you’re trying to fight damp or mould in a smaller area, such as a wardrobe, utility room or box bedroom.

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Keep it running all day long and the costs could mount up, but this is an excellent dehumidifier for situations where a refrigerant model just won’t work. Investing in air-quality appliances can be expensive, whether you're looking for the best air purifiers to help cut down allergens and indoor pollutants, one of the best fans or best portable air conditioners for keeping cool in the summer heat, or a dehumidifier to combat indoor moisture in the winter months.

With a two-litre tank, it might need emptying more regularly than some models, but there’s a 1m hose if you need continuous draining into a sink or drain. And while there’s no timer, you do get a laundry mode and a choice of quiet and turbo functions, and the rotary control is – as advertised – simple and easy to use.The best dehumidifiers you can buy in 2023 1. De’Longhi Tascuigo AriaDry Multi 16L: The best dehumidifier for small to mid-sized homes But as an all-rounder, it looks really good for the price. Humsure 20L Dehumidifier - was €218.45, now €170.17 Positioning a dehumidifier flush against a wall will mean the appliance has to work extra hard to pull in the air, which will cause inefficiency and ultimately cost more money,' warns Chris.

Energy use: The Silentnight 39899 600ml dehumidifier also scores highly on energy efficiency. Although, as with the ProBreeze 1500ml, it's a shame there aren't any automatic humidity sensors so that the dehumidifier only switches on when it's needed (the MeacoDry Arete One Dehumidifier is our top recommendation in this respect), despite the fact it has to be left running, energy use is still relatively low thanks to its 23W energy use. That means it doesn't even cost 1p per hour to have running. The latest model in Meaco’s dehumidifier range is a compact version of the superb Arete One, dropping the extraction rate down to ten litres per day, but reducing the size of the unit to less than 50cm high. Not only is the Arete One 10L physically unobtrusive, but it’s also impressively quiet. While we measured noise levels of around 42dB with the fans running at full tilt, these rapidly decreased to well below 40dB, which is about as close as dehumidifiers get to silent. In its night mode, the Arete One 10L can go as low as 35dB.

However, these smaller and cheaper dehumidifiers can still be good for keeping on top of low levels of excess moisture within the home.