Gocheer Dehumidifiers for Home for Room,800 sq ft Dehumidifier with Drain Hose for Basement,68 OZ Small Dehumidifier for Bedroom Bathroom RV Closet with Auto Shut Off,7 Colors LED Light,Sleep Model

For me this is a must if as I live in a humid climate.It has made such a difference in my home, made it much more comfortable. Saves your clothes , books , rug from the effects of too much humidity which encourages mold and mustiness. Works very well, has a quiet setting for night ,shuts off and flashes red when it is full and needs to be emptied. great product, very happy. ( I have never used the drain hose, just empty by hand, but it is east to do)

I used this in my bathroom since it doesn’t have a vent fan. For years, I’ve had to either opened the window and use a regular fan to help with the humidity, but mold would still build up in the shower area. Since I’ve gotten this dehumidifier I no longer need other alternatives. This works perfectly. You can hear the water drip into the reservoir - trust me it’s not loud. All you need to do is turn it on and empty it every few days depending on your situation. I just bought a second one a week ago for my adult children’s bathroom and got rid of their fan - and they take LONG HOT showers and this works perfectly in their bathroom too. I highly recommend. Oh and this is not a paid review.

This is a great dehumidifier for smaller to medium-sized rooms. I live in a 700 sq ft condo and this would not be effective for the whole place. I use this in my living room as a supplement to my HVAC air conditioner (which is a much bigger dehumidifier than anything I could buy on Amazon) and I've been very pleased with the results. If you're stuck using a window air conditioner, you're probably going to want one of these for each room. It'd also probably be great for small bathrooms that don't have ceiling fans to remove shower steam.It's small enough to fit comfortably on my kitchen counter without loosing more than about a square foot of countertop. It looks pretty stylish. There's a button to turn the colored light on and off, and to cycle through the available colors (blues and greens) to pause on a color you like. The color resets when you turn the unit on and off; it won't remember your selection. It doesn't take much effort to wait a second or two for the light to cycle through to the blue I like and then hit the button to pause it there.It's very quiet, like a small desk fan set on low. There's a "night mode" that turns off the light and lowers the sound even further. I've got my unit in the living room, not the bedroom, so I never bother with the night mode. I imagine it's a little less efficient at getting moisture out of the air than day mode just because a lower fan speed means less air getting pulled through it per hour.My unit seems to pull around a cup of water out of the air in a day with normal Chicago summer humidity. There have been a couple of days when it was extra humid and it did better than a cup. There was never a point where I needed to empty it every day. I typically empty it every other day and it's never half full, so I could probably go most of a week without dumping the water. It has a port for a drain hose (hose included) so that it can be set up to be self-draining, but I've never needed to use it.The way these humidifiers work is that they have cold pipes where water condenses, just like if you have a glass with a cold beverage on a hot day. The water trickles into the bottom of the dehumidifier and can't evaporate back out again. The hotter and more humid the air, the faster water condenses on the pipes and the faster water trickles into the bottom of the machine. So if you live somewhere like Georgia and don't have great A/C, you'll probably get more water per day than I do and have to empty it more often or use the drainage hose. This unit is small enough to comfortably fit on my kitchen counter if I ever needed to run the hose into the sink.Overall, I really like this dehumidifier. I wish my winter humidifier was as aesthetically pleasing. I've had it for about 2 months now. (Purchased in early July 2023.) I'll update this review if it has any issues later.

This part was installed in our very small bathroom on Wednesday afternoon. When i say small bathroom, i do mean that it is just big enough for a shower, toilet and a single sink. There are 4 people living in our house and we all take at least one shower a day, the wife and myself usually take 2. There is no exhaust vent in this bathroom and we have been using a large dehumidifier to keep the humidity down. It took up too much space and was very loud. I purchased this dehumidifier thinking that it would be the perfect use for it. It would take up a smaller footprint, could drain directly into the sink so no more dumping and using less power could run 24/7. I understood that it would not be as efficient, but was not prepared for how bad it truly would be.After 5 days in service this machine barely managed to cover the bottom of the tank in a room with a layer of steam in the air and all over everything. Picture is from Sunday night. Not even a drip hanging from the drain. I even closed the door over the weekend to hold the humidity in that room. It didn't clear it in 8 hours.I believe that the reason for the poor performance is the extremely weak fan. It barely moves enough air to be felt if you put your hand directly over a vent. All of this with about the noise level of an overheating PC. So without sufficient air circulating through the machine it never would remove the humidity from any room. The coils could be seen through the grill in the front and they both had a very nice layer of condensation on them. So the coils were working, but with no air circulation there was no way for the humid air to come in contact with them.I plugged in the old large machine and the humidity level was over 80%, which the large machine took care of in literally 5 minutes to under 50% and you could hear a steam of water running into the tank when it was shut off.As stated before, there were no delusions that this machine would keep up with the large unit. I simply figured that it would clear the room out over an hour or 2 or 3 after a shower and use less power in doing so. This thing ran constant, for all 5 days, and this is all it came up with from a heavily used shower room.Does not perform as advertised, barely performs the its stated purpose at all. Do not recommend, try something else. I doubt that this machine could fill the tank if it was dropped in a lake.