Bedroom Dehumidifier for Clothes Drying and Damp Rooms

Clean lines with controls you can read at a glance

• Airflow that reaches the laundry

  The louvred top outlet sends air across a drying rack, so clothes dry indoors without a separate fan or an open window.

• A panel you can read at a glance

  The digital panel on top has buttons and a display, so you can check settings from across the room. The front tank window shows the water level without opening anything.

• Moves with your household

  Caster wheels and a side carry handle let you shift the tower from bedroom to laundry without lifting it.

Point the airflow at the laundry and let it work

1. 1
   Place it near the rack

   Roll the unit next to your drying rack on a flat floor.

2. 2
   Aim the top outlet

   Angle the louvred outlet across the clothes, not into a wall.

3. 3
   Close the room

   Shut the door and windows so it works on the air in that room.

4. 4
   Check the tank window

   Look at the front window and empty the tank before it fills.

From damp weeks to dry rooms

The damp week that never ends

Sheets stay cool and clammy. Clothes hang limp on the rack for days, and the bedroom smells closed-up every morning after rain. Radiators and cracked windows only trade one problem for another.

Airflow that dries the room

Park the tower next to your rack and angle the louvred top outlet toward the clothes. Shut the door. The unit pulls moisture out of the room air and the laundry dries indoors.

Fresh air in every room

The rolling base and side handle mean one unit covers the bedroom at night, the living room on wet afternoons and the laundry corner on wash day.

Check the tank window and keep it clean

• Empty the tank

  Check the front window and empty before it reaches the top.

• Wipe the tank

  Rinse and wipe it regularly to keep it fresh.

• Clear the grille

  Keep clothes and furniture off the top outlet.

• Keep doors closed

  Open windows pull damp air back in.

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