Avalla X-150 Dehumidifier for Home Drying Clothes 16L/Day; Removes Mould and Moisture - Low Power Consumption, 46m² Entire Home Coverage; Digital Humidity Display with Continuous Drainage

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Avalla X-150 Dehumidifier for Home Drying Clothes 16L/Day; Removes Mould and Moisture - Low Power Consumption, 46m² Entire Home Coverage; Digital Humidity Display with Continuous Drainage

Avalla X-150 Dehumidifier for Home Drying Clothes 16L/Day; Removes Mould and Moisture - Low Power Consumption, 46m² Entire Home Coverage; Digital Humidity Display with Continuous Drainage

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Again, there are quite a lot of modes and customizable settings, which is great for efficiency and versatility, but means reading those instructions is a must. ONE TOUCH OPERATION - This 12 litre dehumidifier is fitted with a long reach 1.8M cable. By actively controlling the air to reach your targeted goal, the smart humidistat automatically monitors the environment giving you updates via the large display and colour indicator. A capacitative touch slider makes adjustments as simple as a swipe

Speaking of heat, cranking that thermostat up helps to dry out damp too, but with the recent price hikes for gas, this is far less of an affordable option than it once was – how much it costs to run a dehumidifier being a more affordable option. SILENT MODE - Great for home and office with a maximum noise level of only 48dB so you can enjoy peace and quiet on anysetting. You can use these dehumidifiers for drying clothes / fan modes if required. This mini dehumidifier also has severalother useful features including a timer, humidistat, washable filter, 3.5L removable water tank and continuous drainageoption with an extra-long 2m drainage hose included Reducing energy costs: In helping to dry washing more speedily, many people who own dehumidifiers default to air-drying their clothes rather than putting them into a tumble dryer. The running cost of the dehumidifier is typically much lower than a drier, so can keep costs down on energy bills come the winter. While choosing the right dehumidifier for your home or space is vital, there are some things you can do to reduce running costs, whichever type you use. 1. Choose a model with a humidistat

Navigating the control panel is straightforward –there’s one laundry mode and three dehumidifying settings that allow you to choose your optimum humidity level for the air. Once your chosen level has been reached, the machine will stand down until it’s needed again. Depending on your set-up, you might want to keep costs down and just use a neater dehumidifier in a defined area like a cupboard or bathroom. For larger or busy households, where you might want the machine to help with drying clothes and keeping multiple spaces dry, then we’d guide you in the direction of spending a little extra to get a solid performer that will both make a noticeable difference and be able to handle the pace for years to come. Do you run a dehumidifier in the winter?

It’s not the most intuitive to use, although that’s to be expected with a model that offers lots of different settings – we got the hang of it after going over the instructions a couple of times. If most of your dampness comes from airing laundry, you might also be thinking about investing in a tumble dryer –although these start at around the same price as a dehumidifier and it’s widely agreed they cost much more to run.But there are alternative ways to dry laundry, one of which is to use a dehumidifier to help dry clothes. The laundry mode was especially effective: as well as capturing the moisture it also blew out warm air, meaning our load of washing was dry in a matter of hours as opposed to days. The timer function meant we didn’t have to leave it running all night to get those clothes dry either –it can be set to power down in two, four, or eight hours. SILENT MODE - Great for home and office with a maximum noise level of only 48dB so you can enjoy peace and quiet on any setting. You can use these dehumidifiers for drying clothes / fan modes if required. This mini dehumidifier also has several other useful features including a timer, humidistat, washable filter, 5.5L removable water tank and continuous drainage option with an extra-long 2m drainage hose included Because we tested this in a very damp, under-the-stairs cupboard, the machine's automatic cut-off feature was really useful. It meant we could leave the machine running while we were out, to capture as much water as possible, without having to worry about overflow. In fact, in just a couple of hours, it had filled and switched off.

The two different types of dehumidifiers are a compressor dehumidifier and a desiccant dehumidifier. It is important to choose the right one based on where you intend to use it – or it may cost you more unnecessarily. There’s a decent 2.2-litre tank on this model, which is easily removable from the side of the unit for emptying and even has a built-in handle for ease. But also, if you want to leave it for long periods of time, it also comes with a handy hose for continuous drainage. Our first impressions of this machine are that it’s both compact and stylish in so far as similar models go. It’s a sleek tower design that is small enough to fit in most household spaces and has curved corners and a simple white gloss finish. The Avalla X-150 collects up to 16 litres of humidity from the environment and stores it in a 3.5 litre water tank.

In general, dehumidifiers are one of the more affordable household appliances to run (in comparison to tumble dryers for example, which can guzzle electricity) – and if you feel comfortable with the cost, they can have real benefits in your home during winter. How easy it was to clean and store: We always want to know how to clean a dehumidifier to keep it well-maintained, so we looked at how straightforward that was for each model. We also looked at how easy they were to empty plus if the components were easy to remove for cleaning.When the tank is full, the tank full indicator on the top panel illuminates and the unit shuts off automatically. The Avalla X-150 dehumidifier has automatic defrost which ensures continuous frost-free operation in very cold rooms, such as a basement.

A dehumidifier is the most effective way to reduce excess moisture in your home. It collects the liquid it draws from the air inside a tank, meaning you can see exactly how well it’s working. A humidistat is not dissimilar to a thermostat, in that it detects the moisture levels in the air, and will adjust the power of your humidifier depending on what it reads. The Avalla X-150 also features a circular LED indicator on the front panel that turns green, red or blue depending on the percentage of humidity detected in the room. The LED light will be BLUE when the relative humidity in the room is below 50%, GREEN when the relative humidity is between 51% and 70%, and RED if the humidity is above 71%. It’s helpful to try and work out where your dampness is coming from, too. Modern dehumidifiers have different modes so, for instance, if drying endless loads of laundry (we can relate) is the cause of all that excess moisture, looking for a model that has a specially designed laundry mode is wise. How much should I spend on a dehumidifier? AVALLA FOR LIFE - Every Avalla product comes with a 2 year warranty and a lifetime of dedicated customer support that you can trust in. All Avalla operations are powered by renewable energy, we offset all our emissions and we support hydroelectric and wind farm projects in developing countries.

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