Meaco MeacoDry ABC Dehumidifier (Black) 12L - Ultra Quiet Dehumidifier - Energy Efficient Electric Compressor Dehumidifier for home - Removes Condensation & Damp, prevents Mould

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Something you’ll notice when comparing the ABC to other Meaco models is that it doesn’t have an adjustable louvre. Air is pumped out via the grill, so you have less control over where it goes. Fortunately, the MeacoDry still provides ample airflow for reducing humidity and drying laundry.

Or, more realistically, you'll never really notice all the good it's going - which is far preferable to finding damp or excess condensation damaging the walls and becoming a playground for potentially harmful mould growth. That kind of peace of mind makes it worth every penny. If you have high humidity in the home and that causes problems with condensation or damp - or could cause such problems in the future, whether your home is brand new or a bit older - then a dehumidifier is a very sensible way to condense that moisture into water in a tank system and then, well, go and water your plants with it. Job done, see ya later excess humidity.

There’s also a continuous drainage option that bypasses the tank, allowing you to release the water directly into a drain or sink. You’ll need to buy a separate hose for this though. The Meaco MeacoDry ABC 12L is a refrigerant (compressor) dehumidifier from one of the UK’s biggest dehumidifier brands. It’s designed to extract water and reduce humidity in the average 2 bedroom home or flat, with a maximum extraction capacity of 12 litres per day. The 12L maximum extraction capacity means it’s not suitable for large homes though. For that, you’ll need a model like the Meaco Low Energy 20L ( read our full review here). Quietness How much it costs to run depends on your electricity tariff. But assuming an average energy tariff of 15.41p/kWh (this was the average in 2017), the cost would be approximately 2.5p per hour at 162W. Not bad! Laundry mode – makes the machine run at full speed for 6 hours to help dry your clothes and then switch off to save energy

degrees Celsius– 6.18 litres per day at 80% relative humidity, 2.05 litres per day at 60% relative humidityNote: This review is of the 12L version of the MeacoDry ABC. There’s also a smaller 10L version that’s cheaper, but with a lower extraction rate. Aside from the size and extraction rate, both models have similar features. Design and Appearance