iOCHOW 50L/Day Electric Compressor Dehumidifier: Large Portable Smart Dehumidifier with 24Hr Timer, Water Pump Drainage, Eco-Friendly R290, Damp Mould Control, Laundry Cloth Drying For Home Office

I have had this for a while now and it is still working as we as when i first bought it.

Finally, a compressor dehumidifier with enough dehumidifying power to dry out laundry within single hours. In my use, it saves over half electricity compared to a large dessicant dehumidifier doing the same job. It is surprisingly quiet for a 50l/day unit. Note actual drying capacity of this dehumidifier at 20degC / 60% humidity is about 18l/day, I wish manufacturers would stop providing pool-drying numbers only for compressor products, at least for the UK... What I like about this dehumidifier is the fact that because it is a 520W, it siginificantly heats up laundry while drying it out, which speeds up the drying process. Laundry drying experience is much like with 2 decent 10l/day dessicant dehumidifiers working in tandem, except you save over half the electricity :) The unit is surprisingly good looking, quiet and compact given its drying capacity, but if I were to look for flaws, the top lid on the water tank is very prone to scratches, and could be cracked if not opened/closed carefully. The water tank resonates slightly when empty, easiest way to avoid it is to put a folded cloth or towel on the lid, the vibration noise goes away. All in all, minor flaws in my opinion. I compared this dehumidifier against a low-energy Netta compressor dehumidifier (rated 170W, 12l/day @30C/80%RH) while drying out laundry over a period of 4 hours in temperature ranging from 19degC at start to 24degC at the end, and this dehumidifier collected 3.5x more water than the Netta one, while only consuming 3x more electricity, so it is about 15% -20% more efficient per unit of electricity consumed than a good quality low energy compressor dehumidifier of more typical 12l/h size. For a price of 2 Netta ones doing a job of 4 of them at ~20% less electricity, definitely a bargain. Let us hope that it works for a long time :)

I went to buy this a couple of weeks ago, as when I read up on it it was just what I needed. But the it went out of stock, so glad I waited definitely worth it. Easy to use controls, water tank easy to empty, love the idea of it being on top definitely easier, excellent for drying clothes, but mainly for me does a good job on getting rid of the condensation. The main reason I bought this machine is the small hose that fits to the top of the water tank, where the water is pumped continuously out, so much better than other dehumidifiers I’ve had before. Noise not too bad, 8 litre water tank excellent Excellent for what I need 5 stars

After buying the same model for the attic, I bought one for the downstairs corridor. I recently had ventilation put into the attic which was causing lot of trouble with damp. After using the first in the attic and the second downstairs, I can say that they have changed dramatically the temperature in the house and a far kinder climate than I am use too. They are excellent machines that also pump water into the sink or tank of up to 5m high. I have not had this before and it is a far more helpful facility than needing to empty the water tank on the dehumidifiers. Very pleased - hope you like it!

When ran it, it definitely made the room feel better however, after a few weeks I noticed the number reading wasn't going down. I turned it off for a while thinking it needed to reset. Came back to some water on my floor, I pulled of back with the filter, the coils had ice. I googled to try and troubleshoot (make sure filter was clean and clear, good amount of clear distance all around it, and not running in a cold temps), nothing worked. Still kept icing up. I returned it It's cute, not an eyesore, not too load and can hold a lot of water. What I like about it was the ease of dumping the water. The slide outs can be super tricky and requires to bend to gets it out. This one, you just lift up from the top and pour.

I tried this out and then bought a second one. Need I say more? Comfortably twice as powerful as similarly sized units, it comes with its own lift pump which is very helpful if you need to lift the drained water to a higher level drain. It also has an attractive, sleek, modern design. The water collection rate is very good for the power consumption, so it is clearly efficient. The materials are of high quality and it is obviously built to last.

Our rental has mould in it so we were happy to get a humidifier which seems like it may actually work at removing the moisture or any existing damp. While this is a pricey product, I think it would be worth it for what it does. The only downside being that it is incredibly heavy and bulky to move, so once it's down, it's down. I wouldn't recommend moving this on your own, also for the fact it contains liquid similar to what you get in an a/c unit, so you can't (and shouldn't) tip it sideways or upside down and you do need to let it settle before use for a few hours. In terms of use, it's difficult to ascertain whether it has fully made an impact as this was more as a precautionary measure over a solution. It does seem to provide some coolness in the air and I wouldn't recommend using it when you have the heating on as it started to make me cough quite a lot due to mixture of heat from the radiators and the moisture being pulled away by this product. It is a little loud and you can't leave it on all the time unless it's tucked away somewhere. Ours sits in our living room so is used intermittently and usually when we aren't near it in the evening, for example. It does seem like a more commercial product over a household one, but I suspect if the mould or issue is that bad then this would have to do. The digital display is a nice touch - it seems very sleek and modern, very easy to read and use. There is the on/off function, speed settings, timer and a manual adjustment so you can turn it on and off automatically when the upper compartment is full of water. There is also a lock function. There are also two ways for water to sit in; either it sits in the removable top compartment (which fills up to 8L and then turns off when it hits that limit) or there is a permanent pipe fixture which you can attach to an external drain if there is one nearby. We use the top compartment and it's super easy, if a little precarious, to take away and dump the water. I tend to remove it every day to avoid any gross leftover bits swimming around, particularly as we have pets. Overall, I am very grateful for having this in our home now, as I'm hoping it starts to ward away mould from returning. It is pricey, but it depends on the level of issue in your home, but I do also feel like this is probably more suited to a commercial property. As we have carpets, moving it around isn't easy but there are wheels underneath which would probably help on wood/laminate etc. Love the design, great product overall.

1. A wheel broke off the second time I used it. I looked underneath and realised the wheels would never have held the weight of the dehumidifier. 2. The advert says the dehumidifier is not noisy, but the second page of the user instructions say "This product is noisy" ! 3. Dehumidifier did not work and kept stopping even though my room was still 78% humid. This product cannot reduce the humidity in one regular sized bedroom. It will certainly not work in a large area as the seller claims.

Its not better than my 20l/day much cheaper (3 times) popular in Dubai other brand. Also its loud, and you cannot make it silent. If tank full at night it makes signal soooo loud that you can hear that from the other floor not saying room. Update : it's reliable. I had Probreeze working 6 months and then just it stopped working just making ice. It wad not easy to return it. This one is working perfectly. Just it's loud. And no silent mode.