Dehumidifiers
Find the dehumidifier that suits you
Living room, bedroom, bathroom
Basement, garage, shed
Where do you use the dehumidifier?
Bedroom
Choose a dehumidifier with a night mode so that it runs extra quietly while you sleep. This prevents musty odors and makes your bedding feel drier. As a result, you sleep more comfortably in a fresh bedroom.
Bathroom
Use a dehumidifier in the bathroom after showering or bathing. The room will then dry faster, resulting in less mold forming on tiles, grout, and the ceiling.
Basement
With a dehumidifier in the basement, you reduce moisture and condensation over the long term. This minimizes the risk of mold, peeling plaster, and a musty basement smell.
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- Dehumidifies spaces up to 35m2.Thanks to the drying program for laundry, your laundry dries faster.
- Dehumidifies spaces up to 30m2.You receive a signal when the water tank is full.
- Dehumidifies spaces up to 20m2.You receive a signal when the water tank is full.
- Dehumidifies spaces up to 40m2.You can also use it in cold spaces, such as the cellar or shed.
Dehumidifier and air purifier in one
A dehumidifier and air purifier in one removes moisture and dirt from the air. The HEPA filter traps dust, pollen, and mold particles, allowing you to breathe cleaner air. This way, you tackle a damp living room or bedroom and reduce musty odors in your home. If you suffer from allergies, you can reduce symptoms such as coughing and a stuffy nose. While the filter cleans the air, the dehumidifier simultaneously lowers the humidity to a comfortable level.
How do you choose a dehumidifier?
When choosing a dehumidifier, you have to pay attention to a few things. Think of in which room you want to place the dehumidifier, for example. Some are suitable for in your home while other models are for a basement or garage. Take the size of the space into account when making your decision. Think about any extra functions you might want as well, like a drying function.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does a dehumidifier do and how does it work?
A dehumidifier draws in humid air and cools it down inside. The water from the air drips into the reservoir or drains away through a hose. The device then blows drier air into the room. In this way, the humidity in the home decreases step by step.
What does a hygrometer do in a dehumidifier?
A hygrometer measures the humidity in the room. This way, you can see how humid it is and know which setting to use on the dehumidifier.
What is a laundry drying function on a dehumidifier?
With the laundry drying function, the dehumidifier continues to operate even after the desired humidity has been reached. As a result, your laundry dries faster.
How much electricity does a dehumidifier consume and is it expensive?
Consumption depends on the power output and how long it's on. A smaller model often uses around 200 to 300W, while larger models use more. Choose a setting with auto shut-off at a certain humidity level. This ensures the dehumidifier doesn't run longer than necessary and keeps electricity costs lower.
What does a full water reservoir notification mean?
Some dehumidifiers give a notification when the water reservoir is full. You then see immediately that you need to empty the reservoir so that the device continues to function properly.
What is a built-in pump and when is it useful?
A built-in pump pumps the water out of the dehumidifier through a hose. You run this hose to a higher point, such as a drain or sink. This is convenient if you don't have a drain in the floor.
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