EcoAir DD1 Simple MK3 Green Desiccant Dehumidifier| Rotary Control | 7.5 Litre/Day | Quiet 34dBA | Anti Bacteria Silver Filter | Laundry | 6Kg | Home Garage Basement Boat | 3Y Warranty

I bought this when I started to get rising damp and condensation in the bedrooms. This massively helped to dry the walls out and I didn’t even notice the noise from it. It has a setting on to help dry clothes as well which is helpful.

I bought this model 7 years ago to dry out some damp in my flat, which it did very well, and also helped with drying my clothes, so when i moved to stay with my Mum and found her her bungalow has mould, I bought another. The price has increased by £100 which is a lot but it works well. It's highly portable, which is important to me and on the economy setting its reasonably quiet - more like white noise. I wouldnt run it through the night but I could easily sleep with that level of noise. Definitely recommend.

This is the second dehumidifier I own the first one is a different brand and is a compressor type it is very good at collecting water ( 5 litres per day ) and cheap to run but it’s just too noisy and blows out cold air I use it when I’m at workThis on the other hand is a excellent dehumidifier very quiet easy to move around but by far the best thing about it is the way it makes the room nice and warm for a couple of extra pence per hour to run its well worth it you can have it in your bedroom, living room anywhere and you can hardly hear itI’m sure it will pay for itself as the heating is not on for as long as it was without itI use both my dehumidifiers but if I had to choose I would choose the ecoair

Fantastic piece of kit. Have been using for approx 3 months. Works very well pulling approx 2 litres of water out of my conservatory in a couple of hours. I check the moisture content with a seperate hygrometer and level drops from mid 60s to 40 in a couple of hours. Levels rise again of course but two hours a day in winter has been enough to keep my conservatory dry with no mould or mildew. Wife also loves it for drying the washing indoors in winter. Highly reccomend

Bought it as we were having problems in the winter with excessive humidity in rooms causing condensation on windows and mould.. I have to say it’s amazing just a few hours and the tank was full of water. We definitely noticed the difference in rooms where it was used. Another advantage was using it to dry clothes rather than use a tumble dryer. Just leave it on high and after two hours empty the tank. So if you use a clothes hanger to dry cloths in a room with the radiator on, put this on as well as it will draw water from the cloths making them dry quicker and stop condensation in the room.

Dries condensation from the walls after a shower. Expensive but worth it for the effectiveness. Also dries laundry in an hour on boost setting. So much water comes out. Has solved my condensation issues (no window in bathroom)

I live on an ancient iron barge/houseboat which leaks a bit, so the dehumidifier runs continuously. The last one ran for over six years before it finally stopped. They are simple to use and work well. I like the fact that you can set the louvres on top so that air blows at different angles ... this means that you can use it as a drier if you need to - for us having the louvres vertical is perfect so that air is drawn up out from under the floorboards.

Bought this dehumidifier after reading reviews, I’ve used it every day since. I do move it about from bedroom to living room as I live in a bungalow. From my bedroom it collects 2 litres of water per day. I switch off because I am a light sleeper and would hear the fan. The dehumidifier also warms my bedroom and find I don’t need to put my radiator on, it’s below freezing outside at the moment. I’m pleased with the amount of water the unit collects. 2 litres is enough for me to slide out of the unit at lower level. Maybe if I were able to lift more than 2 litres from floor level then I would buy a larger unit. I would not hesitate to buy again.