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VonHaus 20L/Day Dehumidifier, 24 Hr Timer, Continuous Drainage, for Damp/Condensation, Laundry Drying, Mould/Smell Control
VonHaus 20L/Day Dehumidifier, 24 Hr Timer, Continuous Drainage, for Damp/Condensation, Laundry Drying, Mould/Smell Control
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Posted 27 August 2023

VonHaus 20L/Day Dehumidifier, 24 Hr Timer, Continuous Drainage, for Damp/Condensation, Laundry Drying, Mould/Smell Control

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  • GIVE YOUR HOME A NEW LEASE OF LIFE: Say goodbye to mould and damp for good with the VonHaus dehumidifier, ridding your home of musty smells and stubborn black mildew marks.
  • MULTIUSE: Whilst your dehumidifier will effectively combat bathroom condensation, you can also wheel it into your bedroom or living room to protect your possessions and quickly dry clothes without using pennies powering up the dryer.
  • EASY TO USE: The simple smart LED display lets you adjust the dehumidifier to your exact needs, including controls such as fan speed, humidity percentage, a 24 hour timer and much more.
  • LARGE CAPACITY: Suitable for tackling even the dampest rooms up to 35m², your efficient dehumidifier comes with a generous 4L water tank as well as an overflow drainage pipe, removing up to 20L of water a day.
  • THE VONHAUS PROMISE: All our products are backed by a minimum 2 years warranty, so you can be safe in the knowledge that if anything happens we're here for you. Use our products with confidence.
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  1. DubDriver's avatar
    Cheaper direct from VonHaus
    vonhaus.com/vh_…ier
    Voucher code £16 off
    Savoo10 (works as of time of writing)
    50871973-QLOV3.jpg (edited)
    pentaya's avatar
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    Doesn't work and wonder if there is any other codes. 5.5% cashback from TCB
  2. Boringgit's avatar
    I havent looked very hard, but if it doesnt say otherwise I'm going to guess this is a condensing dehumidifier. These are apparently a bit cheaper to run than Desiccant ones, but much noisier.

    A condensing dehumidifier sounds like an air con unit - because it basically is one - a desiccant unit sounds like a fan.

    I have one of each, but the desiccant is far more effective indoors (condensing units remain effective at lower temperatures - eg, if you have a garage with a classic car - one day )
    Dekard97's avatar
    This honestly depends on the climate and the temperature in your home. I also have both, two compressor/condensing units and one desiccant machine. Desiccant, while much quiter - as you said - blows out warm air, making the temperature higher in the room. This makes it unusable for summer use for me, as staying cool in the summer is paramount.

    In the cooler weather, dessicant is the way to go. It will provide mild heating as well as quietly dehumidifying your room. Condensing dehumidifiers on the other hand are not as suitable to colder environments, as the coils can easily freeze. The machine will go into defrost mode to sort this, but it still isn't ideal in the winter months.
  3. Joel_Thomas4vH's avatar
    For anyone considering this: I use mine to dehumidify a problem room in my flat at night during the winter. It's about 130w so this unit will run at 365w full power. Ideal for dehumidifying a large space and it will probably even dry clothes much cheaper than a condensing type tumble dryer (if you dry it all in a small room). Worth considering if you have a regular mould problem or want a cheaper option to drying clothes during winter. I use my smaller unit for both purposes.
  4. wakkaday's avatar
    This doesn't need any external pipe does it ? Just "plug and play"
    pentaya's avatar
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    Correct. but if you think it has to run even over flowing, you could use the pipe.
  5. sancho1983's avatar
    Probably a stupid question, but if we have condensation and mould problems in every room, would we need to have one of these in every room? Or could it go on the landing say, and have the doors to the bedrooms open?
    RavensNest_OfTech's avatar
    Sometimes these are a short term solution to damp, are you drying clothes on radiators in every room ? Could be an insulation problem, try to get some humidity sensors to check the humidity throughout the day
  6. justagirle2836's avatar
    This is on Amazon too same price 

    but nowhere even on own website does it mention energy usage? I nearly bought it direct with the £10 off but not sure now 
    geowars2's avatar
    You can download a manual from the b&q website. In the manual it states a power consumption of 365w (edited)
  7. justagirle2836's avatar
    I bought this and it’s so much better than my previous smaller unit, I feel happy now I’m going to have a damp free house this winter! It works very fast!! I recommend 
  8. eightace's avatar
    This is £149.99 on Amazon now
    Orange_swan's avatar
    Any link?
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