Anyone recommend a Dehumidifier

[Plagus]

Hi there rollitup people
Can anyone recommend a decent dehumidifier for about £60? The one I currently have collects about 40ml a week and isn't really making any difference to my RH
Thanks again in advance

 

[2Hearts]

There isnt one that will do what you want.

 

[Plagus]

You don't know anything about my setup so how do you know? Any positive feedback would be nice tho
Just recommendations please.

 

[2Hearts]

You want a decent dehumidifier for under £60 for a grow in the UK - there isnt one.

I grow in tge UK and never needed one ever.

You don't know anything about my setup so how do you know? Any positive feedback would be nice tho
Just recommendations please.

 

[Plagus]

I need one for the night period due to RH been in the high 60s and I need low RH soon when bloom starts that's all. I can get away with it in the day just the night

 

[2Hearts]

60-70% humidity is normal here, its not an issue juat learn to grow in it like the rest of us do.

Many days it will be much higher due to rain, air flow is all you need.

I need one for the night period due to RH been in the high 60s and I need low RH soon when bloom starts that's all. I can get away with it in the day just the night

 

[Plagus]

I just added another inline fan but that's not enough ive got a long ducting system that's all so struggle with removing hot air too since i moved my setup. Had no problems with previous grows just since I relocated my setup.

 

[budman111]

I have an ecoair and can vouch for them although mine was £80

 

[Plagus]

Sound budman ill check um out. Cheers dude

 

[Kingsblend420]

Hi there rollitup people
Can anyone recommend a decent dehumidifier for about £60? The one I currently have collects about 40ml a week and isn't really making any difference to my RH
Thanks again in advance

If you have a set up in basement, these large dehumidifiers allow you to connect a hose to it and drain directly where needed. I just run mine to the sump.

Some of these unscented moister absorber hanging bags may help a small setup. Have a few hanging around basement. Plus is has activated charcoal helping with odor. You can find them on amazon.

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[JoeBlow5823]

You need a full size dehumidifier with compressor and condenser with a pull out bucket that you can empty if you are trying to remove a lot of moisture from the air. When im running full tilt, i pull about 10l a day out of the air.

 

[Plagus]

If you have a set up in basement, these large dehumidifiers allow you to connect a hose to it and drain directly where needed. I just run mine to the sump.

Some of these unscented moister absorber hanging bags may help a small setup. Have a few hanging around basement. Plus is has activated charcoal helping with odor. You can find them on amazon.

Amazon.com: 4 Pack Boat Dehumidifier Moisture Absorber Hanging Bags and Charcoal Deodorizer Remove Damp Musty Smell | Basement Closet Home RV or Boating: Sports & Outdoors

Shop Better Boat at The Amazon Sports & Outdoors Store. Free Shipping + Free Returns on Qualified Orders.

www.amazon.com

Sounds like you got a nice cool basement there, thanks for the info I'll add it to my list of potentials, I'll defo look at the bags, they sound just the jobby.
Thanks Kingsblend.

 

[Plagus]

You need a full size dehumidifier with compressor and condenser with a pull out bucket that you can empty if you are trying to remove a lot of moisture from the air. When im running full tilt, i pull about 10l a day out of the air.

Thats a lot of moisture mate.
Already have an aircon unit running and that has a dehumidifier on it except I can only use one mode at a time.
Cheers Joeblow