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Anyone have a clue about Dehumidifiers
Ok all I know is their not cheap :shock: :shock: Need it for the spare room because we are washing alot more cloths now with the baby :roll: :wink: and we are getting mould on the window seals and around the window :twisted: :twisted:
So anyone with more brains then me know where to start looked in Argos so far and thats about it :oops: |
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And this is the one causing all the extra washing |
B&Q do several. I recently got hold of an extra one, cant recall the make but it was approx £99 and works extremely well.
Will post the make in a bit. I would suggest VERY strongly about not going near any EBAC product, over the years i've had a lot of bad experience with them. (have 4 scrap EBAC ones here if anyone needs spares for theirs) Pete <Edit> It's an Amcor - very reliable, quiet and efficient |
Get an extract fan put in your window and a vent in the wall aswell. Much cheaper option.
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I'd for a dehumidifier, but get one that had a humidistat to avoid drying the place out too much. |
Just got a Amcor jobby after 2 years of living in a damp flat. Dry as a bone now, highly recommended. Cost about a ton, has a humidistat, does the whole flat from one room when we've got the doors open.
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Make sure you keep the receipts for them - I got through 4 of the things trying to dry out my cellar - mind you I did have it on all the time for about 6 months :?
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If you get one with a Negative Ion creator dont do what the better half did and look for them in the water catcher - you wont find them in there :roll: :lol:
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