Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #71 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Delonghi
• Model: 148110002
• Dimensions: 26.46 pounds

Manufacturer's Description
Standing at only 42cm high the DEM10 compact portable dehumidifier is ideal for rooms and houses where space is of a premium. It has a 10L per day extraction rate, is quiet in operation and has a built in carry handle to ensure it can be moved around the home with ease. Not only great for removing moisture from the air, the DEM10 is also ideal for drying clothes. The built in humidistat function enables you to set moisture to a comfortable energy saving level. The top mounted control panel is easy to use and has a cover for added safety. Other features include Anti frost setting for use in low temperatures, 2 litre tank, washable dust filter and comes standard with a permanent drain facility kit.

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Customer Reviews

Excellent!
Very quiet, easy to use, really quick extraction of loads of water out of our 2 bed flat. Easily clearing the condensation off windows far away from where the unit is placed. Very pleased and would recommend!

Amazon super saver delivery very speedy.

brilliant product
It certainly does the job, it is extremely quiet and we are delighted with it as it does not take long to get rid of the condensation on all the windows hence no more damp, mould and steamed up windows.

Unbelievable
I work in an environment that has to have fairly dry air so I've been working with dehumidifiers for years. Apparently my place of work hasn't been keeping up with the latest in technology because up until now I haven't wanted one at home because of the noise. Not this little baby isn't exactly silent but it only makes a noise that's little more than a hum.

The results have been staggering. I used to be able to see the condensation on a number of windows most mornings and often the walls in my stairway were damp as well. Given that the unit is sitting on the other side of the house in my kitchen I find it remarkable that after a couple of days the problem just seems to have gone away.

There are only a couple of downsides I've seen. One is that the tank isn't really that large and for me at least, needs emptying about every two days, which probably isn't bad but I'm pretty lazy. There's an option to run a pipe from the back of the machine directly into a drain so I'm probably going to plumb that in shortly. The other problem is also with the tank and when you replace it it sometimes doesn't register and you have to jiggle it a bit before the machine starts up again. Neither problem is that serious though and I wouldn't let it put you off.