Dehumidifiers

Dehumidifiers for basements, bathrooms and drying laundry: 10–30 litres per day. Duux, Mill, ETA, Xiaomi, Adler and Tristar.

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How to choose a dehumidifier

Capacity. Measured in litres per day: 10–12 l covers a flat; for a basement or drying laundry choose 20 l and up.
Tank or hose. A tank needs emptying by hand; a model with continuous drainage runs unattended.
Humidistat. Holds the target humidity and switches off, so the room is not over-dried and power is not wasted.
Noise. Below 40 dB is bedroom-friendly.
Operating temperature. Compressor models struggle in a cold basement (below 15 °C) — a desiccant unit suits better.

When you need one

Steamed-up windows, mould in the corners and laundry that takes days to dry all mean humidity above 65%. A dehumidifier brings it to 45–55% and protects the building and furniture. The opposite problem — air that is too dry — is solved by a humidifier.

See also air purifiers and heaters. Full department: climate.

FAQ

How much power does it use? A household model draws 200–400 W; with a humidistat it cycles, so real consumption is lower.

Does it replace ventilation? No. It removes excess moisture, but fresh air still has to come in.

Duux Bora smart dehumidifier, 12 L per day, up to 30 m², 1.7 L tank

Xiaomi Smart Dehumidifier Lite, Wi-Fi, up to 25 m², 3 L tank

Mill MDH20 dehumidifier, 20 L per day, 4 L tank, LED display

Stylies Regulus COP002410 12L/day dehumidifier

Stylies Mercure COP002829 3.8L Dehumidifier

STYLIES JUPITER COP002830 Dehumidifier 3.8L

Philips DE5305/11 Dehumidifier Air Purifier 26.5L/24h

Tristar DH-5419 dehumidifier, 10 L per day, 2.5 L tank, on castors

Camry CR 7851 air dehumidifier, 200 W, rooms up to 60 cubic metres

Camry CR 7903 dehumidifier, 100 W, 1.5 L tank, up to 30 m²

How to choose a dehumidifier

When you need one

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