REVIEW – A few months ago, I installed a Honeywell WiFi thermostat in my home. Shortly after summer started, I began to get alerts on my phone from the thermostat about the high humidity in my house. I quickly decided that I needed a dehumidifier. Before I could purchase one, I got the opportunity to test and review this ORFELD Dehumidifier and Wireless Mini Dehumidifier Combo set.
The ORFELD Dehumidifier and Wireless Mini Dehumidifier Combo set is capable of covering 2200 Cubic Feet(50-240sq ft). It features a 7 Color LED Light. It is portable and works well for the home including in a basement, bedroom, or wardrobe.
1 x ORFELD Dehumidifier and Wireless Mini Dehumidifier Combo 1 x AC Adapter 1 x User Manual 1 x Hanging Hook
Specifications Weight: 1.96lbs Size: 5.7*5.7*10.05inch Noise: Below 39dB Water Tank Capacity: 30oz(860ml) Working Area: 50sq ft -240sq ft
For wireless dehumidifier: Weight: 1.05lbs Size: 5.8*1.3*4.3inch
Both dehumidifiers are made of plastic. On the top of the main unit, there is the multifunction button and a large surrounding vent. The AC plug is on one side. The water reservoir is on the bottom back of the unit, and opposite there is a window to view the water level. This mini-unit is sealed with the color-coded indicators on the front along with the vents. The built-in AC plug is on the back.
The setup to get going is very easy. Simply insert the water reservoir and plug it in. Press the multifunction and select LED color (optional). The AC plug does stick out a bit. The photo below shows the water level after about 3 hours. The next photo shows the water level after about 3 days. (I have it installed in a much larger area than recommended) This device offers a choice of 7 colors of LED light but there are also shades in between as the light changes. The LED color selection is made by holding down the multifunction button on top once the unit is on. When you see the color that you like, you release the button. It also works well as a night light. The rechargeable mini dehumidifier simply works by plugging it in and charging it for 10 to 15 hours. Once the device is charged, the window on the front should show that the crystals have turned blue and is ready for use by simply placing it wherever you need to like in a closet or safe, etc. When the crystals turn pink, it is time to recharge again.
Before I installed this device, I was constantly receiving high humidity alerts from my wireless thermostat. Since I installed this device, I have not. While this result may not be 100% attributed to adding this dehumidifier to the environment, the water in the reservoir suggests that it is playing an integral role.
Price: $50.99 Where to buy: Amazon Source: The sample for this review was provided by ORFELD
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