Review on 🌬️ COLZER 164 Pints Commercial Dehumidifiers: Efficiently Remove Moisture in Basements, Warehouses, and Grow Rooms with Continuous Drain Hose by Chris Litton

Great job on a 1000 square foot 100 year old warehouse with leaking brick during renovation/refurbishment. Fills a crude 30-gallon trash can every other day, even in 50 degrees. As soon as it drops below 40, the performance decreases. I helped a lot by putting one of those oil radiators in front of him to preheat the air a bit. I think once it's warmed up I have to constantly flush it down the drain, so much water will come out. It appears to be a gravity flow device, I didn't see the pumping action, I put it on a 30" tall drawer to make it convenient to flow into a large trash can. This is a heavy beast, and along the way he had to be taunted a little. Remarkably, the small swivel wheels at the front flexed slightly inward if someone dropped them a little further than necessary for portability. In the state of the box this was not visible, well packed. The bent wheels aren't a bother at all and look fixable as soon as I open them up and hit the baseplate with a rubber mallet. It was expensive but seems worth the cost so far. I've had it online non-stop for about a month now with no hiccups.