BLACK+DECKER 1500 Sq. Ft. Dehumidifier
22 Pint Portable DehumidifierThis robust Black+DECKER portable Dehumidifier (15.2" x 10.24" x 19.69") extracts an impressive 22 pints of water every 24 hoursand
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Overall Feedback:
74% positive
68% appreciated the quiet operation, but 32% found it loud
The dehumidifier does a great job and is whisper quiet.
The dehumidifier makes a lot of noise, which can be heard from upstairs even though it's in the basement.
The fan is too loud and the humidity level display lights up, making it unsuitable for inhabited spaces.
69% were satisfied with the portability features although, 31% weren't
I like that the dehumidifier is easy to move on wheels.
I carry the dehumidifier from the bottom and it works great.
I appreciate the presence of wheels in the dehumidifier, which makes it easy to move around without having to carry it.
I think the wheels could have been placed somewhere else on the tank.
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71% were satisfied with the drainage, but 29% encountered challenges
I suggest recommending a better hose to use for the dehumidifier in the instruction manual.
I will hook up the hose and allow for the continuous drain to the exterior of my home based on my experience with the dehumidifier.
I faced a problem with the automatic continuous drain not working using either of the two provided hoses, resulting in frequent collection bucket draining.
73% found the filter maintenance hassle-free, however 27% struggled
The filter is easy to clean.
I have kept the filter clean on a regular basis.
72% liked the energy-efficient design, although 28% desired more
After initially having doubts about the energy efficiency of the dehumidifier, I found that having the fan running continuously may actually reduce energy use by detecting humidity levels more quickly.
I have noticed that the dehumidifier uses a lot of energy to remove very small amounts of air.
The air put out by the dehumidifier is warm, and it may need to be run with an AC in hot summer months.
