Debenhams has wowed hundreds of homeowners with a dehumidifier that’s not only impressed them but is also now available for nearly half the price. With the chilly UK weather causing mould to be a right pain for many, especially those who usually dry their clothes outdoors, Debenhams’ latest bargain appliance could be a game-changer.
In a smashing January sale move, the retailer has chopped the price of the Pro Breeze 20L Dehumidifier with Laundry Mode from a hefty £289.99 down to just £164.99, letting customers pocket a saving of 43%. Despite the still high price tag, buyers say it’s a solid investment.
The large 20L dehumidifier removed damp, mould, and moisture out of the air, thanks to its high-powered compressor that can handle up to 20 litres of moisture each day. It’s a perfect match for big rooms that are battling damp.
You get four modes to play with, including two fan speeds and special settings for normal and laundry drying, which means your washing can dry quickly. It even comes with handy castor wheels for easy shifting around the house, plus a LED display and touch panel for fuss-free operation.
The “energy-efficient” 20L device doesn’t just suck up moisture; it does it without guzzling loads of power. Debenhams claims it’ll cost you as little as 12p an hour to run, making it a savvy choice for both your home and wallet, reports the Express.
Pro Breeze 20L Dehumidifier with Laundry Mode
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The Pro Breeze 20L Dehumidifier’s laundry mode promises to slashes the time it takes to dry your clothes indoors. And when the water tank gets full, it turns off on its own.
Its humidity sensor means you can choose how dry you want your home, from 30% up to 80%. The built-in timer can be turned on and off as you please, and its nifty sleep display make sures your night isn’t disturbed.
Loads of people are chuffed to bits with the device, garnering nearly 300 top-notch reviews online. One happy customer shared: “Put this in our utility room as where we hung our coats was going mouldy. So far so good! The amount of moisture that its just sucking out of the air is amazing and the room feels fresher already. We have no windows in there, just an extractor fan, so this was really needed.”
Another delighted buyer said: “Great service fast delivery. Product is amazing just as good as reviews dries washing in no time and brings humidity in room down fast.” A bloke named James posted: “The amount of moisture it takes out of the air is amazing.”
Zoe chirped: “Amazing! Removed so much damp from my upstairs rooms! Has helped so much with the condensation and also the room feels warmer! ” Bob owned up: “Had a problem with condensation and resulting black mould. This machine solved the problem. Not too noisy and looks quite stylish.”
The gadget has a near perfect customer score of 4.8 stars out of five
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One customer pointed out a design flaw in the Pro Breeze 20L Dehumidifier, saying: “Only complaint is that it is not possible to raise the carry handle without trapping your fingers – design fault, but you will only do it once or twice before learning to be careful!”
Another said the machine is “very noisy” and a third added: “It works too loud, unfortunately. That’s very frustrating. It should tell that it is loud working.” Meanwhile, a fourth offered a heads-up to potential buyers, advising: “Be aware of the following. It is very heavy (19kg).”
If you’re on the hunt for a new dehumidifier and fancy giving the Pro Breeze 20L Dehumidifier a miss, there are loads of other options out there. Dunelm has a 12L Electric Dehumidifier up for grabs at £120, boasting an impressive average rating of 4.6 stars.
B&Q is slashing prices on its 10l/d Handle and LED display Dehumidifier, down from £139 to a cool £85. And for those looking to save some pennies, Amazon’s got your back with a 10-pack of Episent Moisture Absorbers going for just £14, perfect for tackling damp, mildew, mould, and condensation.