NETTA 25L/Day Low Energy Dehumidifier - Digital Control Panel, Continuous Drainage, Auto Restart, 24 Hour Timer, 6.5L Tank - For Damp, Mould Control, Laundry Drying

Item arrived early , was using a cheap dehumidifier with 1 ltr tank it was filling every 3 days then I splashed out and bought this. Yes it seems expensive but not the most expensive. Set up 0n auto and set to 45 day one after 24 hrs full tank day 2 the same day 3 half tank now after 1 week of use 24 hours yields 1 inch of water . Well worth the money so much so I bought a second one for my daughters room as she has a books shelf and they were getting damp.i only live in a small bungalow but the bedroom end is stone and dry wall and very old. I highly recommend this dehumidifier my whole house feels lighter and fresher, very effective and costing very little to run, not noisy and the display is not intrusive at night whilst in bed although you can set it to turn off . A must have in any home especially this time of year

This is a powerful dehumidifier and well worth the money. I would repurchase in a heart beat I like that you can set a humidity goal (eg 45%, 50% etc) and that it has a sleep setting. I wouldn't leave it on overnight personally though. It's not the quiestest and on the sleep setting, when it comes on intermittently throughout the night, it can wake me up. It makes a similar sound to a fridge - a low humming noise but I'm a light sleeper. I just don't leave it on overnight and the problem is solved. The wheels are great and roll around smoothly. I have put a small piece of tape on the back of the filter where there's a gap for your fingers. This just helps to stop dust getting in there. It is great at drying clothes. Very helpful if you live in a flat or don't have a tumble drier. My walls are dry and I am very happy! I After reading these reviews and if you are still deciding on a dehumidifier, I'd recommend getting one with a large water tank. I had an excellent (Netta) dehumidifier before but the water tank was 1L and I was empting it daily. The task wasn't closed off either so it was easy to spill. It was just a bit annoying to empty daily to be honest. I gave the Netta one away and bought this one with a bigger tank and it's much less hassle. I empty it every few days and don't have to constantly check the tank. This does make a difference.

My First ever review, What a great dehumidifier this is, I was suffering the same as many others net curtains stuck to the dripping wet rear patio door, Arrived on time about 7pm, got it out the box put it by the damp patio door turned it on and thought have I just wasted £180, to my surprise at 6am the next morning the 6.5 litre tank was nearly full after less than 12 hours of use, where the hell had all this water come from? It totally dried out the rear patio door in 2 to 3 days, no more towel at the bottom needed to soak up the damp running down the glass and much better air quality in the through lounge. I would recommend you go the 6.5 water tank model, £20 more expensive than 2.5 litre model but well worth it as this thing can fill the 6.5 litre tank in 12 hours! It's a little heavy though at 15KG which can be a pain to carry upstairs but it dose have carry handles to the side and can also be wheeled around on it's 4 wheels

Have this dehumidifier "NETTA - 20 L" from last Saturday. I switched on on Sunday and what I can say is that I am just impressed. Yes, it is working spot on. Very easy to set up. Not so noisy as others they said, easy to use, not heavy, anyway has wheels, so easy to move. Tank is really big, about 6L, so no need to empty often. It is very easy to empty and put back. I never imagined that a dehumidifier will get so much moisture from the house. I live in a 60 sqm flat and have some issues with damp. No more damp since I get this small thing. In five days I already collected two full tanks. As said I never imagined there so much moisture in the house. Very good, hope will work long time. In my opinion is the best you can find for the price. I highly recommend that.

Really impressed at first glance, I've been using a 12/L avalla for 2 years so I'll use that for comparison Netta: I did my research, they seem like a reliable brand Dehumidification: all I can say is it's working in the space, exactly as intended Noise: it is quieter, the compressor is very quiet so far. The water drips are more pronounced but who cares, I'm not offended by it Controls: they work as intended, easy to use, only downside (imo) is nightmode can't be programmed, on the avalla it let's you program your own and just turns off the lights, on this it turns off the lights and uses a preprogrammed setup - stays on low speed unless spiking above a % then goes onto high. But realistically unless you're trying to sleep in a bath house or a damp church this isn't going to cause any issues, I just like manual controls Tank emptying: much better - firstly it holds a good amount of water, very easy and convenient to empty, it has a handle and pours well. Of course there's the option of running it through a pipe into a drain or jerry. Looks: it's not a beauty contest but it's not going to depreciate your living space, so top marks I guess I'd say the ease of emptying and quieter compressor put it ahead of the avalla, which is also an excellent machine by a great company.

Keeps my tortoise and gerbils happy, even in a large room