Pro Breeze12L/Day Dehumidifier with Automatic Humidity Sensor & Display, 24-hour Timer, Laundry Drying, Continuous Drainage (White, 12 Litre)

After days and days of research I decided to buy a Pro breeze. First was the 12L one, after a week I've noticed a bigger one would be better for our studio and I got the 20L one.Both are good, does what they are supposed to do collecting water and keeping the humidity down. I've noticed that our flat is more warmer than it was before, it doesn't need to turn the heat on so often, no mould in the one of the corner which it used to be with this problem. The windows still wet in the morning after a very cold night but I wipe them with a dry cloth and I also have thick curtains and there's no air over night. The machine is not on during the night because is noisy, even on sleep mode I can hear it with the ear plugs on. The 12L one is more silent.Good value for money, everything works fine, the timer, it stops when full, dry clothes fast, the tank easy to empty, and nice design. Not sure about how much electricity consumed because I haven't noticed a major difference. Maybe £1 a day or less.Still give 5 stars even if is noisy because I'm very happy with it and I don't know how I lived in UK so many years without it. Is part of my life now and I'm very excited. Thanks to tik tok because there I've saw it for the first time.

The media could not be loaded. Now its coming to autumn we wanted a change from drying the clothes near the radiators.This is where the dehumidifier steps in! Its very easy to follow and set up your desired requirements!Do read the manual as it is straight forward; recognising the features and button functions. Really liking this product which after its first two uses it is very efficient in drying clothes.Power on and then the One button for laundry mode! It took literally 4-5 hours to dry a laundry load of clothes. Honestly some of the heavier items where still slightly damp but they'll dry in room temperature. The 5l water tank is ample sized and was amazingly half full so you know this is sucking the moisture out of what was in the room and you won't need to keep annoyingly empty the water tank if it was smaller.I noticed it does make a light rumble sound as although I have it placed in the bedroom upstairs (first floor), when downstairs in the Living room, I can slightly hear a light rumble sound but note, the laundry setting is quite louder (as described in the manual) than the other settings at around 52 dBa (1 metre away).The humidity of the room was literally spot on juxtaposed to the humidifier/temperature guage which read the same at 60.The cost at 5hrs x 14pence p/h equals 70p then after calculating with our energy rate usage it was 65p for the five hours. Thats pretty cheap, Right!!!? Don't bother going to the laundrette or using a tumble dryer as energy prices will be expensive, unless you're a baller! With this humidifier, it's a no brainer, a long term investment.I'll be interesting testing this in the warmer months to see if it promises to deliver what it advertises but I'm optimistic it will perform well.You can register for the extended warranty of 2 years (Within the first 7 days), which I have already signed for. You can for 45.99 add the 3 year option but I guess fingers crossed I shouldn't need to.At the moment, I'm satisfied and its definitely worth the long term investment! It's the latest 2023 model, surprisingly impressive, operates efficiently, stylish and just cost effective! My wife is very pleased :)))))Update, 12 October 2024. Humidifier is still going strong being used allot and now that the weather has changed from drying clothes in the garden (on those sunny/windy days), drying now with the humidifier indoors is so handy, nice and easy!

The media could not be loaded. Love these dehumidifiers!This review shows a video for the baby one ; 13lVideo 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 skillsI’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 roomI 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 bedroomWorks 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 mouldI’m feeling better and I’m saving money ☺️ very happy with my machinesSize of rooms;My conservatory is about 3mx3mBedroom 4mx4mLiving room is 4mx6m