DeLonghi Asthma Friendly Anti-Frost Dehumidifier
Last updated: December 9, 2021
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Product Details
In our analysis of 31 expert reviews, the DeLonghi Asthma Friendly Anti-Frost Dehumidifier placed 11th when we looked at the top 13 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.From The Manufacturer
The DeLonghi 45-pint dehumidifier with patented pump features a worry-free pump function that allows the unit to continuously discharge moisture without constantly emptying a bucket. The unit can pump water upward to drain out a basement window or into a sink, up to 16 feet with the provided hose. The electronic controls and LCD display allow you to adjust relative humidity, monitor room temperature and set the 24-hour timer. With its frontally located tank and transparent water level window, you can easily see how much water has been collected if you choose to use the tank function. The tank has a 6-liter capacity and an alarm alerts you when it is filled. If your dehumidifier is not collecting water, please try the following: Increase the heat in the room to see if the unit collects more water. Clean the filter. Move the dehumidifier to another area for a short time. Set the humidistat to a lower humidity setting. If the unit is not collecting water, the environment may not have a high enough humidity level. At home test: To find out if the room you are using the dehumidifier in has humidity, fill a glass with ice water and set it in the room. Check after 30 to 45 minutes to see if condensation has formed on the outside of the glass. If no condensation has formed, there is no humidity to be collected. If condensation has formed, your unit should be extracting moisture from the air.
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