PureMate 2200ml Portable Dehumidifier for Damp, Mould, Moisture in Home, Kitchen, Bedroom, Caravan, Garage, Office

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Water Tank - Water is collected in a 600ml water tank which needs emptying every two days at most, although it can be much less depending on the level of moisture in the air. When the tank is full, the unit will automatically switch off, therefore preventing leaks and overflows.

The first parameter to consider when choosing an air dehumidifier is the area to be covered. If it's only your bedroom or office where you plan to use, there's no need to overpay for an extra powerful device. A small dehumidifier like the Pro Breeze will certainly be enough.This model is one of the most compact dehumidifiers you can find (22 x 15 x 13 cm) and, because of that, it has a relatively small water tank - only 0.5 L. But considering that the manufacturer states that the maximum water extraction per day is around 250 ml, you will have to empty it only once in two days. Plus, like its more advanced rivals, this device also has an auto shut-off when it is full. If you need something even smaller, then ProBreeze also offer the ProBreeze 500ml Mini Dehumidifier. This has a 500ml water tank and a smaller 250ml extraction rate per day. The Silentnight 600ml Dehumidifier is another compact option, but that doesn’t enjoy the same large water tank as the ProBreeze 1500ml Mini dehumidifier which means you'll be emptying it far more often. COMPACT ANTI-MOULD AIR CLEANER: Assists in the relief of allergies, breathing difficulties, congestion, and itchy watery eyes by reducing mould spores and dust mites from living, work, or play areas. PureMate 20L/Day Portable & Compact Dehumidifier with 6.5 Litre Tank Capacity, Digital Display, Continuous Drainage, Laundry Drying, 24Hr Timer Function and Sleep Mode

According to PureMate the PM420 has a running volume of between 43 db(A) and 46 db(A). For a compressor dehumidifier of this size this volume level is actually quite good. Please note: The actual amount of water the unit will draw will depend on the room size, temperature and humidity.

Alternatively, high humidity can promote mould and mildew growth, thus acting as breeding grounds for fungi, germs, and bacteria so harmful to your health. Overexposure to high humidity might also lead to such health problems as dehydration, muscle cramps, and others. Compressor dehumidifiers tend to be the most common design available in the UK. They work by drawing air into the dehumidifier via a fan, and then running the air over over cold coils to condense the moisture from it, whereby the condensed water is collected in a water tank.The coils are kept cool by refrigerant which means the unit also needs a compressor built in. The only downside of compressor dehumidifiers is that they need the air to be warm for this process to work. Most will work above 5°C, but they're most efficient at an ambient temperature of around 20°C (depending on the individual model). WHISPER QUIET SILENT DESIGN: Ultra quiet whisper technology operating fan. Thermo-Electric Cooling (No compressor needed)Thermoelectric technology allows our dehumidifier to maintain continuous use without disturbing you and family, Colleagues allowing you to work or sleep while in use. The unit is a great option for those who have any sort of breathing issues. Thanks to the built-in HEPA filter, the device is able to remove not only extra moisture but also mould, bacteria, and various allergens. Despite its compact size, this dehumidifier is also heavy. And noisy. We also didn’t find it that much help with drying clothes, although it did a good job of managing general damp and reducing condensation and mould on windows and walls.