The dehumidifier was very straightforward to set up and use. I found it a spot, plugged it in and it was good to go. It just has an on/off switch, so there are no different modes or settings to fiddle with.
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How effective is the dehumidifier?
Compared to a larger compressor dehumidifier, the Pro Breeze doesn’t collect much water. However, it’s not designed to deal with moisture on a large scale or in big spaces, so I set it to work next to a damp patch in my sitting room.
The dehumidifier did a good job of drawing condensation away from the mildew-prone spot next to the window. At just 1p per hour and with relatively low noise levels, it’s perfect to leave running.
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What’s the Pro Breeze 1500ml Portable Dehumidifier like to use day-to-day?
The dehumidifier is small and light, with a handle and a long-ish flex, making it easy to move around and use in different spots around the house. The tank is easy to empty and replace once it’s full, and the use of a peltier system means it doesn’t affect the temperature of the room.
It’s not silent, but it’s certainly quieter than the larger dehumidifiers I’ve tested. The Pro Breeze uses peltier technology rather than a conventional compressor, which makes it markedly quieter - just 34 decibels.
This dehumidifier is best for small spaces, problem spots and keeping a lid on condensation when you’re drying washing indoors or having a shower.
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