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Meaco 20L Low Energy Dehumidifier & Air Purifier £259.99 @ John Lewis & Partners
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The Meaco Low Energy Dehumidifier, part of new Platinum Range of Meaco dehumidifiers, is a proven way to dehumidify whilst using less energy. If you live in a three to five bedroom house and suffer from condensation, mould or damp then this model will deliver excellent results.
Using just 255 watts of power (costing 7p/hour based on 34p/kWh) and with the unique Meaco Control logic technology, you get a very cost effective and accurate solution to drying your home and dealing with damp. The Meaco system runs the dehumidifier to your chosen target relative humidity and then once the humidity has stabilised it puts the dehumidifier into sleep mode waking it up every 30 minutes to test the air until it has to start dehumidifying again.
Using just 255 watts of power (costing 7p/hour based on 34p/kWh) and with the unique Meaco Control logic technology, you get a very cost effective and accurate solution to drying your home and dealing with damp. The Meaco system runs the dehumidifier to your chosen target relative humidity and then once the humidity has stabilised it puts the dehumidifier into sleep mode waking it up every 30 minutes to test the air until it has to start dehumidifying again.
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110 Comments
sorted byShocking. I'm all for buying British but I'd avoid these and choose a different company.
The moisture it collects in just a few hours use is eye 👀 watering.
Brilliant machine.
Just wish I had of bought two more for family members when it was on offer.
Had a better featured higher capacity ALDI one in the past that was £80 what’s going on..
Compressor and desiccant models serve different environments, and generally speaking compressor models are significantly more efficient.
The only other type I am aware of are the ones that use the peltier method. This tech is usually found in the super cheap ones, and is generally only good for a single room.
Most of the time we leave it in the ground floor hall to do its thing, although plenty seem to place with the laundry drying off.
It would be quite heavy for some to keep shifting between levels, I would think, though it's easy enough to roll on the same level. The other factor for location is the noise - it's not ridiculous or anything, but I wouldn't want it in a room I was sitting in/sleeping in, to be honest. They also benefit from being cleaned from dust pretty regularly (easily done) and if using its smart settings it will only be on when humidity rises about the threshold the user sets.
Best wishes.
It's quick and efficient, I recommend also getting a cheap humidity sensor (this model has got one with digital display). Money well spent (bought on Amazon).
I didn't even know what a dehumidifier did 6 months ago but now I have 2! Excellent bits of kit.
I note the Arete one has a 5y warranty but this one is 2y. (edited)