Daewoo Dehumidifier 12L (Free C&C)

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Daewoo Dehumidifier 12L- £89.10 with 10% code. £3.50 delivery or free click and collect.

Product description
Compact and energy efficient.

Extracting up to 12L of moisture per day, once the tank has reached its capacity, the dehumidifier will automatically stop to avoid overflowing and the tank full light will illuminate. There is the option to drain continuously thanks to the drainage hose which is available to buy separately.

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24th Oct

Smart moisture extraction – perfect for removing damp and moisture from your home, the 12L Dehumidifier will extract up to 12L of moisture per day. Once the tank has reached full capacity, the dehumidifier will automatically switch off, and an indicator light will turn on, reminding you to empty the tank
With ultra quiet motor ideal for running through the night
12 Hour timer and sleep mode – the 12 hour timer allows you to schedule the dehumidifier to operate only when you require it

Specifications:

Dimensions: H:46.0 x W:25.5 x D:22.0 cm
Colour: White
Guarantee:3 years
Material: Plastic

Edited by a community support team member, 23 October 2023

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23rd Oct
For those that are sitting on the fence about a dehumidifier in general, Ibought a different dehumidifier last year (Electriq 12 litre) and it has been a really solid purchase for drying clothes in the winter. We went from having stuff on the airer for a couple of days with the heating on, to stuff being dry within a day without even needing the heating on. I think it seemed to be around 5p an hour too, so generally pretty cheap.

Saved us from buying a tumble drier anyway, so well worth a punt imo.
23rd Oct
If you're in 2 minds about buying a dehumidifier, then don't be. They're a godsend.
Bought a Blyss 16ltr one early last winter as we were getting terrible condensation on the windows over night. Left it on the landing over night with the bedroom doors slightly ajar and from night 1 of use the windows were 99% condensation-free the next morning.
During the day we'd have it downstairs next to an airer loaded with washing. Smalls were dry within hours, tops and bottoms dry within 12-18 hours. AND, to those who it matters too, we believe our clothes smell fresher after being dried with the dehumidifier.
Now we have 2 dehumidifiers, 1 for washing and 1 for the landing over night.
It's honestly one of the best investments we've ever made, I only wish I knew years ago how good they are.
23rd Oct
I got that Blyss 16L too, and the Meaco Arete 10L.
Both have been really good purchases for me, and both have their own strengths...

1. The Blyss was a bit cheaper, but is more powerful (from what I see... it gets humidity levels down lower, and quicker) and with the larger capacity needs less changing.
I find the laundry mode on the Blyss is better too.
I find it's the better workhorse.

2. The Meaco Arete is good in the bedroom as it is quieter, and I am "just about" able to sleep with it in in "night mode" (but only if I have the humidity level at 65+, otherwise it keeps kicking in and.makes just a bit too much noise...but that level is fine for general use when sleeping for me)....otherd may well find it too noisy to sleep.with on though, I would say that is borderline really.

I also find the Arete gives out a 'cleaner air' n the room, has filters etc.

The laundry mode is ok on it, but the Blyss is better for that in my opinion.

Been happy with both, don't get condensation in my bedroom, and can realtivley quickly dry clothes in my kitchen

This Daewoo looks interesting, and a good price but personally Daewoo can be very hit and miss with their products... I would pay the extra for what were widely very well reviewed machines from Blyss or Meaco that will likely last for years of good use. (edited)
23rd Oct
What is watt usage? Have arete 25l. Thinking of getting another dehumidifier for different floor
23rd Oct
185w
23rd Oct
I was trying to find the noise level for these, but this info isn't anywhere
23rd Oct
Is it this one? manualslib.com/man…d=2
24th Oct
I have had this for over a year now. Good points:
- It collects a lot of water, seems to work well
- Purifying mode
- Two speeds so you can put it on slow to sleep easier

Bad points:
- Internal tank fills within about 6 hours, doesn't last a whole night without needing to be emptied (can be plumbed in though)
- The cable to plug it in is only about 1.5m
- The filter doesn't do a very good job, you will find your rooms very dusty
27th Oct
My email says:
Collect on:
Friday 27th October 2023
Time:
Collect after 5pm
But logging in to the ASDA website it says:
Collect on Friday 27 October by 5pm
On the way
I haven't received an email with QR code or a text yet
27th Oct
Mine said exactly the same then I got a text at 4pm. I was gonna go anyway. Just go

You can key in the order number don’t need a QR code. (edited)
23rd Oct
A little advise needed here, if I leave this downstairs on the landing, will it pull the mosture out from all rooms in the house? Or for upstairs, does it need to be upstairs?
23rd Oct
This is my question too maybe needs a bigger one for the entire home. Ordered anyway might move it upstairs at night and (edited)
23rd Oct
Managed to purchase this for click and collect this Saturday just after the deal was posted. The reviews are very favourable. The general price seems around £129 so an excellent bargain. The Wickes price is a crazy £170. Fortunately I have a solar panel system which means that during the day even on a winters day enough energy will be generated to run this. It has a laundry setting so hopefully the spare bedroom winter drying room won't turn as smelly. Excellent find.
24th Oct
having solar power this during winter powering this ONLY applies if you do not have battery backup storage and have nothing else running that may potentially using it becuase then it may not be a saving. (edited)
23rd Oct
Just be aware that anyone who's ordered this, their order could be cancelled and refunded. This is just going off the same deal posted about 2 weeks ago where someone commented this happened to them but didn't mention why. I would say possibly due to ASDA not having these in stock.
This is a good deal as it's £119.99 on the Daewoo website, but it's still out of stock and has been since I checked this 2 weeks ago when the previous deal I mentioned was posted. (edited)
23rd Oct
Ordered but thanks for the heads up
24th Oct
We were looking to get a Meaco for drying laundry. How does this one perform for those who have it?
24th Oct
I have a Meaco, it performs brilliantly in laundry mode. When not using it for laundry, I set it to smart mode to keep humidity at around 55%. It has filled its tank (2.5L) every day (24 hours), and it now doesn’t fill as much (only half) so it has definitely brought the humidity down in my house. If anyone needs to know anything about the Meaco, please send me a message. I have the Arete 12L. (edited)
23rd Oct
Humidity around 67% at mine, shall we get one? Is it too much?
23rd Oct
Yes, definitely. My house was at 68%. The dehumidifier now collects a full tank of water every 24 hours, and the humidity is down to 55.
23rd Oct
I just bought a 20L Meaco for £235 from JL.

Has warmed my apartment by 3°C and strips out 20L of water a day. Is also a purifier for the summer months.

Is there a downside to having humidity too low in a room?
24th Oct
Anything below 30 and things will start cracking in the house (wood door frames etc) 50 to 60 is a good target range, there's no benefit to anything lower
24th Oct
I use a dehumidifier too, but why not get a scoop for the water nature dehumidied for 🆓 on your windows too? I use a Karcher Window Vac, but unpowered scoops are also available as are sponge type things.
29th Oct
Picked it up Saturday and Returned Sunday. Not impressed.
It gets the humidity down to whatever you have selected, in my case 50... the compressor stops as it mentions in the handbook BUT 30 sec later the fan should also stop.. It doesn't.
It should stay compressor off fan off till the humidity rises 3 above its setting.. Mine didn't do that.. The fan kept running and its red power light flashes... I had two digital humidity meters, one place beside the units own and another about 2 feet from it..
Its own meter is accurate. While set at 50, the ambient humidity did come down to 50 and the compressor stopped. My meters showed 50 at the air intake and 51 two feet away..
HOWEVER the as the power button is flashing and the fan is running the machines meter started to climb 1 every few seconds until it reached 66 and the Front circle turned from green to red, it still climbed to 70 and then the power light went sold and the compressor kicked in... In all this time my own Digital humidity meter had climbed to 51.. Not near the 53 it should have been to start the process going again.
It was set correctly, NOT Laundry mode.
SO conclusion is this unit is faulty OR there is a design fault. If yours doesn't turn off compressor AND the fan 30 seconds later perhaps you have the same issue.
So disappointed as Its a lovely looking and near silent machine
30th Oct
My same issue, going to return
23rd Oct
Looking online these go for quite a bit more, good find!
Anyone have any experience with daewoo electronics?
23rd Oct
Got their air fryer. Works without issues (edited)
23rd Oct
Purchased. Thank you very much for posting. Fingers crossed this cuts the amount of condensation we get on the inside of the bedroom windows.
Heat added
23rd Oct
Does this have a hepa filter?
24th Oct
It has a carbon filter but it isn't that great, a lot of dust gets through.
23rd Oct
I was away to buy the Meaco Arete One 12L for my utility room for drying clothes on the Pully in the winter, but thinking maybe this would do and its like half the price. Anyone use it for drying clothes? I've never had a dehumidifier so don't know of worth spending double on the Meaco.
23rd Oct
I'm in exactly the same boat, waiting for a deal on either the Meaco or just get this...
24th Oct
Ordered, thanks for all the people who've posted useful comments, as I was on the fence whether to get one.
23rd Oct
Good find. I nearly got this from ryman yesterday for £99 and this was out of stock at asda. Thanks
23rd Oct
Ordered. Cheers OP
23rd Oct
Thanks, just bought for downstairs. Had one for a few years and it's now a must have for winter to fight the condensation and to get clothes dry!
23rd Oct
Thanks just ordered
24th Oct
Thanks OP collecting mine on Saturday
24th Oct
Going to try it, nice one
24th Oct
Cheers ordered one. So much condensation these mornings now.
24th Oct
Thanks for this Clarkey. First time with a humidifier so hopefully it will help. Topcashback currently doing 11% for new customers so hopefully a little extra off.
24th Oct
Thanks.
I had a De Longhi that served me for many years, but recently stopped working. This seems like a good replacement.
24th Oct
Thanks OP
24th Oct
Thanks OP, bought.
24th Oct
Thank you, ordered one for collection on Friday
24th Oct
Just ordered one now. Seems back in stock.
26th Oct
Picked up mine today and I have to say, I'm impressed!
It is very quiet, power usage so far is actually below the advertised 180W (averaging at ~165W for me) and the unit is very compact (which is a nice surprise compared to my last Electriq 12L unit). (edited)
23rd Oct
Weirdly looked today for the first time, so this is perfect timing. But I know nothing about dehumidifiers and I'm getting a lot of condensation in the mornings so do I need one of these and is this any good!? All the ones I looked at today were over £100.
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23rd Oct
I've taken the plunge as it seems to have decent reviews.
23rd Oct
Seems like OOS everywhere sadly
23rd Oct
It’s not out of stock. I just ordered one.
Follow the link from HUKD and add to basket. You can then select home delivery for £3.50 or free delivery to a local ASDA store for collection in a couple of days. Mine’s being delivered to my local ASDA this Friday 🏼
23rd Oct
It shows £99
Author
23rd Oct
When you add it to the basket, it automatically knocks 10% off
23rd Oct
Ordered thanks
23rd Oct
Will this work just for severe condensation on the bedroom window only, not required for clothes drying etc and does anyone know the noise level? v light sleeper, thanks in adv
23rd Oct
Great for condensation,noise is a small fan
23rd Oct
Thanks for posting, ordered
23rd Oct
Ordered. Can always return if I change mind😄 9% tcb if new asda account too (edited)