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Easy Home 20L Dehumidifier £119.99 + £3.95 delivery @ Aldi
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Easy Home 20L Dehumidifier £119.99 + £3.95 delivery @ Aldi

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Manage the amount of moisture in your home and combat condensation, mould and mildew with this amazing Easy Home Dehumidifier. Boasting a 20 litre maximum capacity water tank, the dehumidifier is suitable for room sizes up to 20m²(approx.). Then rest easy as it can be programmed for 1-24 hours depending on your needs.
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  1. justabout72's avatar
    justabout72
    Waiting for the "it's not desiccant and it won't work below 'X' degrees" crew to arrive
  2. mrpands's avatar
    mrpands
    400w 😬
  3. justabout72's avatar
    justabout72
    azzap02/11/2021 14:18

    Is this a good price? I do need a dehumidifier however in no great rush


    Meaco for the win
  4. tihrag's avatar
    tihrag
    I had purchased one of these a couple of years ago from Aldi. its the first dehumidifier i've bought - mainly due to condensation in the room i dry my clothes (which i do 8-10 washes a week). I kid you not, the compartment is half full of water in about 2 hours!. clothes are bone dry in about 4hours. fantastic unit.
    mine had a timer and humidistat . i picked it up for £100 from Aldi website and 3-year warranty is included. so far not let me down and i use it a lot.
    windows also have very little or no condensation. only con is that it is indeed noisy and power hungry....
    hope this helps.fee free to ask me any questions.
    im sure there are much better and quieter units out there as others have suggested - Meaco is one of the leaders but it all depends how much you want to spend. (edited)
  5. manincyprus's avatar
    manincyprus
    justabout7202/11/2021 12:01

    Waiting for the "it's not desiccant and it won't work below 'X' degrees" …Waiting for the "it's not desiccant and it won't work below 'X' degrees" crew to arrive


    Thanks, that answers my question - is this desiccant or compressor?! I want to use it in my shed so needs to be desiccant.

    Seriously though, do you know for sure this is not desiccant?
  6. andiron87's avatar
    andiron87
    Here, older version has comments:
    aldi.co.uk/eas…800

    Pros:
    3 year warranty with easy returns

    Cons:
    It doesn't mention humidistat, so if I'd like it to stop when it gets to 50% I need to keep looking at it.

    Still hoping for better Black Friday deal elsewhere. Lidl had one for £79 :-)

  7. tihrag's avatar
    tihrag
    Joe_Hall04/11/2021 14:34

    Out of interest... How warm is the room you dry your clothes in? I'm …Out of interest... How warm is the room you dry your clothes in? I'm looking to get a dehumidifier use in the kitchen. Probably around 15-17 degrees in the winter though.


    room is usually kept around 19 degrees in winter.
  8. azzap's avatar
    azzap
    Is this a good price? I do need a dehumidifier however in no great rush
  9. shalton's avatar
    shalton
    It looks very similar to the reasonable Screwfix ones, which I have. The Screwfix ones can be set at different humidity settings.
  12. oorwull's avatar
    oorwull
    1 November
  13. justabout72's avatar
    justabout72
    azzap02/11/2021 15:32

    Got a link?


    MEACO

    You can pick them up slightly less if you shop around but you get a 3 year guarantee through meaco.
  14. Joe_Hall's avatar
    Joe_Hall
    tihrag02/11/2021 16:48

    I had purchased one of these a couple of years ago from Aldi. its the …I had purchased one of these a couple of years ago from Aldi. its the first dehumidifier i've bought - mainly due to condensation in the room i dry my clothes (which i do 8-10 washes a week). I kid you not, the compartment is half full of water in about 2 hours!. clothes are bone dry in about 4hours. fantastic unit. mine had a timer and humidistat . i picked it up for £100 from Aldi website and 3-year warranty is included. so far not let me down and i use it a lot. windows also have very little or no condensation. only con is that it is indeed noisy and power hungry....hope this helps.fee free to ask me any questions. im sure there are much better and quieter units out there as others have suggested - Meaco is one of the leaders but it all depends how much you want to spend.


    Out of interest... How warm is the room you dry your clothes in? I'm looking to get a dehumidifier use in the kitchen. Probably around 15-17 degrees in the winter though.
  15. goingfortheone's avatar
    goingfortheone
    Surely the description of this is wrong, its saying it has a 20L water tank - this would be massive - so I think the 20L should refer to 20L/day water extraction, which begs the question how big is the water tank on this device?
  16. lyllyster's avatar
    lyllyster
    I also need a dehumidifier and I was hoping to find good suggestions for a good one as I am dehumidifier naive
  17. the_gasman's avatar
    the_gasman
    goingfortheone04/11/2021 17:55

    Surely the description of this is wrong, its saying it has a 20L water …Surely the description of this is wrong, its saying it has a 20L water tank - this would be massive - so I think the 20L should refer to 20L/day water extraction, which begs the question how big is the water tank on this device?


    It very clearly says "boasting a 20l maximum capacity water tank", so maybe the question should be, what is the extraction rate?
  18. the_gasman's avatar
    the_gasman
    the_gasman06/11/2021 08:49

    It very clearly says "boasting a 20l maximum capacity water tank", so …It very clearly says "boasting a 20l maximum capacity water tank", so maybe the question should be, what is the extraction rate?


    To answer my own question, what appears from the pictures to be an identical unit is for sale on ebay for £114.99 with free delivery and a one year warranty. 6l tank capacity and 20l/24hr extraction rate. But at 400W it's going to be expensive to run.
  19. shalton's avatar
    shalton
    goingfortheone04/11/2021 17:55

    Surely the description of this is wrong, its saying it has a 20L water …Surely the description of this is wrong, its saying it has a 20L water tank - this would be massive - so I think the 20L should refer to 20L/day water extraction, which begs the question how big is the water tank on this device?


    Yeah, it should read up to 20l extraction rate/24 hours. (perfect conditions and timely emptying of the water tank would be needed to hit that figure though)
    I have had probably 3-4 litres in 24hrs the odd time.
    The Screwfix ones are good.
  20. shalton's avatar
    shalton
    the_gasman06/11/2021 09:43

    To answer my own question, what appears from the pictures to be an …To answer my own question, what appears from the pictures to be an identical unit is for sale on ebay for £114.99 with free delivery and a one year warranty. 6l tank capacity and 20l/24hr extraction rate. But at 400W it's going to be expensive to run.


    All dehumidifiers are expensive to run.
  21. Lucky88's avatar
    Lucky88
    Just received mine today I've ran it for 3 hour and it's removed 1/2 litre of water at room temperature with an average humidity of 52%.
  22. ibiza's avatar
    ibiza
    I got the Aldi special in dehums about two years ago & it's rubbish.

    Currently I've 4, & the best by a mile is an Ebac.

    Presently looking for a small 12v one if anyone has any ideas.
  23. gary333's avatar
    gary333
    shalton07/11/2021 13:30

    All dehumidifiers are expensive to run.


    400w is almost double the power this type of dehumidifier should me using. 400w is desiccant power usage. (edited)
  24. black_obsydian's avatar
    black_obsydian
    From my experience with the lild one they run in 2 speeds, 330w above 80% humidity and around 200w for anything below 80%, i hope it helps (edited)
  25. uwingnutu's avatar
    uwingnutu
    shalton07/11/2021 13:30

    All dehumidifiers are expensive to run.


    More expensive than a tumble dryer?
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