Pro Breeze® 12L/Day Dehumidifier with Automatic Humidity Sensor & Display, Sleep Mode, 24-hour Timer, Laundry Drying, Large Tank - WHICH? BEST BUY DEHUMIDIFIER AWARD

Great work horse. Goes all the time and is always filling up so does a great job. Good size and makes a big difference in the house.

Love these dehumidifiers! This review shows a video for the baby one ; 13l Video starts with the machine running on high. I then hit the sleep button so you can see how quiet it is when in sleep mode. Keep in mind I have my phone next to it and on full volume. it’s really quiet if it seems noisey it’s my video skills I’ve added my room measurements at the bottom so you can decide what one may work best for you based on the size of your room I Initially brought a 20l for my conservatory which really suffers in winter within a few hours it felt warmer and all winter no mould 🥳 smells better. Has a timer feature which may be useful for some and I have found it to be fairly durable it’s doing an amazing job. Automatic switch off when it reaches the right humidity is helpful also. Where I have a very old loft conversion it is not as well protected as a roof conversion would be these days. Even in April it gets very cold and damp. So as the conservatory was warm brought up the 20l and worked a treat, no mould, the room became a few degrees warmer which meant I didn’t need the heating on (bedroom at 15-17 is too cold for me with COPD) but the dehumidifier brought it up to 18-21 so perfect. Whilst the 20l isn’t necessarily big it did take up a fair bit of space as I already have an air-con unit (opposite issue in summer it’s unbearably hot) so decided to buy a 13l for my bedroom Works brilliantly - just as effective as the 20l for the size of room. No mould, it’s warmer when it’s running and whilst I didn’t have an issue with the 20l noise wise the 13l I can’t hear from my side of the bed, it is so quiet. Great little machines! I also brought mine on a nearly new would never have known it but saved over £50 so very pleased. The 20l one is now in my living room space which had no natural light and can again be quite chilly (very old build) it’s keeping it just a few degrees warmer, no extra heating bill and no mould I’m feeling better and I’m saving money ☺️ very happy with my machines Size of rooms; My conservatory is about 3mx3m Bedroom 4mx4m Living room is 4mx6m

Have used this dehumidifier for a few months now, and it has been an exceptionally good purchase. Pros: Quiet (yes, there is some compressor noise, but it is not disturbing, even in a bedroom over-night, and yes, the compressor makes a small rattle when it stops, just like every refrigeration type unit). The controls are simple and the unit is very reliable, pulling out around 1 Litre of water from the air over-night through the colder months in a large flat. It's easy to empty, the water container simply pulls out and can be poured away. It's easy to lift and move the unit, with it's sturdy handle, and wheels also (if you prefer to scoot it). It pulls around 200W per hour electric when the compressor is running, so around 5 hours for a kWh, although it has regular non-compressor stops to defrost it's evaporator (stops dehumidifying and runs only it's fan). It's great for clothes drying, just leave at the default 55% rH and set the fan to High in an enclosed space and by next morning you can put those items away. If you want to iron dry, then keep a closer eye on the clothes after a few hours, then gauge as required. Cons: The unit has a very bright blue LED display on it's top surface, so at night it will be a distraction if you suffer from ambient light keeping you awake... simple answer, place some book or card on the unit to black-out the light. The On/Off button does not have any tactile feature, nor illumination, so it's difficult to find it and operate it without putting a light on, which is annoying in the middle of the night. Summary: I would not hesitate to recommend this unit, and hopefully the slight niggles mentioned might be resolved by the maker in some time.

The product quality is good and it works as expected. It is quiet when it operates at the beginning. it get louder after it has been worked for some times, but the noise level is still acceptable.

This is an excellent small device and works very well in medium sized rooms or more humid smaller ones. (I purchased one for the kitchen and was so pleased I ordered another for a larger room where we air laundry but they're easy to move around). They maintain the humidity between my target of 50-60 RH and, if necessary I'm happy to sleep in the room when one is on sleep setting. I empty them daily currently (Sept/Oct) as the tank isn't huge but then, the device isn't huge either. Appears well built. 2 comments. The short instructions should really explain what P1 means on the display (it's a normal part of the cycle - de-icing) + a pouring lip of some sort on the tank would be a benefit so emptying could be a little easier. Minor issues though. Overall v happy.

I'm a complete novice to dehumidifiers, but having a problem with condensation on windows and damp patches on walls of a bedroom in my flat, I decided I needed to buy one. The ProBreeze is quite stylish to look at and compact - it doesn't occupy much floor space in any room where you deploy it. The setup instructions were mostly clear and easy to understand, although I initially thought the unit had arrived with no detachable filter, due to the diagram in the instruction booklet appearing to show it behind the fluid collection tank, when in fact, it was behind the cabinet front grille. That niggle aside, I'm quite satisfied with the operation of the dehumidifier. It is relatively quiet while it's running, although I am a light sleeper, so I'm not sure I would do as other buyers appear to have done, and operate it during the night while I am in bed. I don't think I would be able to ignore the sound of the compressor while trying to get to sleep, however quiet it actually is. The unit sits on four small castors for moving it around, which work best on hard flooring. Moving it around on carpet is a little less easy, especially if the carpet has thick pile. I found I had to pick it up and carry it by the fold-away handle, and it does weigh a fair bit. Thankfully my flat is all on one level. I'm not sure I'd be quite as happy to have to lug it up and down stairs because of the weight. I have tried it in every room in the flat, and I find it works quickest and best in smaller spaces like the kitchen and the hallway. The bedroom where the worst condensation and damp occurs is a different story, however. It is also the largest room in the flat. I found I have to run the unit all day (12+ hours) in order to bring the humidity down to anywhere near the default setting of 50%. I'm not sure whether the unit is too small for that size of room, or whether it is just that the dampness in there is more than the unit can reasonably cope with, but I've never managed to get fully down to 50% humidity even after a 12 hour stint, whereas the other rooms dried to that level within a couple of hours or less. Emptying the fluid collection tank is quite easy, although it doesn't have a lid or a pouring spout so you need to be careful that it doesn't spill and cause a mess. It also doesn't appear to have a major effect on electricity consumption. I've looked at my smart meter while it has been running, and the indicator stays in the green zone. Overall, I am happy with this purchase, and I would recommend it to other buyers. It even arrived a day earlier than predicted. Well done the seller!

Bought to replace a 20yr old dehumidifier, the new one is awesome very energy efficient , has helped erase a problematic damp area. So pleased i bought a 2nd machine 👍🏻😄

With the weather closing in we bought this de-humidifer to help finish off the washing in the house without having to use an expensive Tumble Dryer. It's a very neat unit measuring approximately 22cm depth x 30cm width and 44cm high. It has wheels and a carrying handle so it is highly portable. Once unpacked it was so simple to use, we just set it to auto and it started collecting water from the atmosphere instantly. It runs reasonably quietly and seems to be quite economical to run according to our smart meter. I was astounding how much water was actually extracted in the easily removed collection tank. Our washing certainly dried a lot quicker in the drier atmosphere and all that moisture was not collecting in the house. We have also used it generally in the hall and landing without the washing and again I was amazed at the amount of moisture collected. When you tip a pint of water down the sink you realise that would have been floating around the house ready to condense on something cool. Wouldn't be without it now, brilliant purchase. Edit - Don’t forget to clean the filter which is a slide down mechanism located just behind the front panel when the water tank is removed. Edit - It's so good I have just bought a second one. One for drying clothes and the other one for the kitchen