Best Dehumidifier For Purchase?

[Karamia]

I am currently looking into buying a plug in dehumidifier which is something I have never had before, but think I need for a bedroom that seems to be coldest part of house and in need of something more than windows being opened. I need a plug in one but hope they do not need hoses to outside vents etc. Have seem a few but not sure I am great judge, so hoping someone may have a great option that they recommend at a reasonable cost maybe either side of £100 (but preferably under obvs!)

Any suggestions or recommendations welcome.

[barry1010]

How damp is the room? Just a bit of condensation on the windows after a cold night or visible mould on woodwork and walls?

[miser]

There are two types of domestic dehumidifiers, compressor and desiccant wheel. Compressor types are noisy and do not work at low temps. Desiccant types cost a little more to run but are quieter and emit warm air and work in cold rooms. Both have a tank to collect the condensate which you have to empty.

 

 

[Karamia]

Condensation on windows always a problem but think it starting to cause damp too now. Need to do something to help situation.

Saw one online from range for around £90 was 10L but don't know if any good.

[barry1010]

Do you want to post a link?

[brainiac]

Several years ago I bought a Challenge dehumidifier from Argos (it's own-brand, I think) and it's been great - takes a huge amount of water out of the air.  Don't scrimp and buy a small one, you need a decent size.

The one I got is similar to this:

https://www.argos.co.uk/product/4880848?clickPR=plp:2:21

[jno]

you shouldn't need a hose, they just collect the water in a tank that you slide out and pour away.

Mine's a Meaco DD8L with a Which Best Buy sticker on front and it works well (I use it for drying laundry indoors rather than actual dehumidifying). I don't know if they still make them.

[Buenchico]

Worth a look, I think:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/recommended/home/best-dehumidifiers/