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Posted 30 September 2023
LUKO 12L Refrigerant Dehumidifier - 2L Capacity 38dBA 200W Refrigerant W/Code - ebuyer_uk_ltd
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I think this dehumidifier is a much better deal than the 10L ones at around £100 posted recently (e.g. B&Q) even before coupon. Members here who bought it seemed to be pleased. It was available with a 15% off at the start of the month, here it is with a 10% - dehumidifiers go up in the winter, so plan ahead.
I don't expect a Meaco (I have one for my second floor) - but at 1/3rd of the price it doesn't have to be one.
I don't expect a Meaco (I have one for my second floor) - but at 1/3rd of the price it doesn't have to be one.
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sorted byI got one of these on a previous deal, a steal at this price.
After looking at the ones on Amazon, I decided to go for this one. Much bigger. Hopefully be reliable!
Other than that, can't complain.
I'd definitely pay more if a dehumidifier could be as efficient with even less power consumption.
But, yeah, the vent on the side may not be optimal for drying - although this depends on positioning, what kind of drying rack you have etc.
I am aware capacity may be less (need to empty more often?) but will only be used to dry clothes in a 3-bed house that tends to be damp in winter.
The dehumidifier seems quite good, I'd say it manages to pull water from the air at about 3/4ths the speed of my much more expensive Meaco 20L. This means that it can fill up its tank faster than the Meaco, which is a disadvantage. On they other hand they do include a free hose if you want to use it 24/7 connected to a drain (IIRC for the Meaco you have to source your own hose). (edited)
I assume it's not very accurate but my alarm clock shows 70% humidity quite often over the past month and I am struggling to be in that room sleeping! So maybe it is accurate. I don't know but all I know is I find it hard to be in that room and it's the room I sleep in lol. GRR.
After reading some comments here though, is this quite normal, someone mentioned 65%.
From reading online 50% is around where I should be and anything close to 70% is uncomfortable (probs why I am struggling to sleep) and above that is considered dangerous? (edited)
If I set it to 50% the compressor will be running all the time which is not economical.
It's a bit subjective too, plus the humidity readings from various devices don't exactly agree.
Controll’s are bit iffy but for £60 liveable with
59.49 with COSY15
Damn I am impressed, for someone who hasn't got a clue about these devices lol.
It said my room was 67 humidity, if I am reading right, then after about 1 minute of this device in use, it went down to 60! I never expected it to be that fast? lol
I then moved it to my bedroom, same situation except after 5 minutes I actually heard water drip!!
I am blown away how fast it's working.
Is that normal? Or do I really have a problem haha. That hopefully this device is going to fix
I heard people sleep with these devices on, but no way. It's not a bad noise but it's definitely not quiet!
You are supposed to get water dripping very soon. You have a "problem" I'd say if it fills up more than twice a day? Or something like that.
And, yeah, I wouldn't sleep with one in the room (although I can - it's my partner who wouldn't be able to), but I have it just outside the room on the main corridor, with the door ajar and I don't hear it. (edited)
Not sure if faulty or not but on the auto mode every so often the red power symbol starts flashing and if on low fan it switches to high. Can't change fan speed until power symbol stops flashing.
This happening with anybody else?