🌬️ High-Capacity AIRPLUS Dehumidifier: Optimal for Medium Spaces and Basements (AP1902) – Eliminates Up to 70 Pints Moisture in 4,500 Sq. Ft. Review

Leaking! It doesn't fill the reservoir, it just splatters on my floor. When I complained to the company they demanded a video of the floor leak and then a video of the entire unit. There were problems sending the video. Now it's in my basement shower, flowing straight down the drain. My 10 year old machine worked better than this one

I bought this dehumidifier for my second room. I immediately noticed that it didn't work very well, so I did a head-to-head comparison in the same room - on a muggy day here in Houston. My three year old HOmeLabs 4500 Sq. Ft" removed three times as much water in the same period. I returned the AIRPLUS 70 and bought another HOmeLabs 4500.

Great dehumidifier, after 10 minutes the humidity in my bedroom was down 10%. Everything is touchless and simple, and it feels like a higher quality device. It has a compartment on the back that collects water and it also has an attachable hose for continuous water drainage so you don't have to worry about constantly draining. it is by itself. In terms of noise, the device is quieter than many desktop fans and not loud enough to distract you while watching TV or listening to music. I would…

Very nice device. The compressor works well and is quiet. It draws about a bucket of water every day, which is what a 70 liter unit should do. Device for continuous drainage if the hose is too short. The control panel is aesthetically glamorous but functionally primitive. The humidity sensor is off by ten points, ie it reports 60 RH when the room is actually 50 RH. Bucket Full Sensor and Bucket Empty Sensor are not working. Standard mode and temporary mode seem to go together insofar as the…

We are very happy with this dehumidifier! We bought 70 pints (or 50 if you prefer, the largest available) for our cellar. This year has been a terrible year for humidity and this dehumidifier seems up to the task. I originally measured relative humidity at around 80% and now it's hovering around 50%. I tested it several times and it filled the canister in about 4-5 hours, now I have it with a continuous drain function. I have a hygrometer that I use to check everything is working and after a…

This dehumidifier is aesthetically pleasing and the quietest I have ever owned. However, it does not fulfill what the manufacturer claims and evaluates here. I bought it to replace a 70 liter Frigidaire block that had been running almost non-stop for 5 years and was an absolute workhorse but too noisy for 600 square meters. flat living area. After reading the reviews here averaging 5 STARS I had to try this one to see if there really could be a 70 pen that could get the job done and be as quiet

Yes, the best product I have ever returned! HA! Yes, so why 5 stars?! I just underestimated how big a block I need. The company was great! I hated returning it used due to my mistake (I'm in retail) and asked them if they would make another one. But no. My guilt grows They responded to my email quickly and were happy to help me return it with a prompt refund. Great emails and understanding. Very impressive. Everything about this dehu was great. Wet. to mid 60% (of 90%!), but obviously ordered a

I bought this dehumidifier to replace one that had died in my basement causing significant moisture build up there and affecting the floor on the next level. This dryer was easy to unpack and get up and running. What I missed from the product description is that the unit came with a continuous drain hose (about five feet long). Due to the construction of the device, it seems to be best suited for continuous bucket operation. The hose easily connects to the condensate coils drain pipe, which is…

I have replaced the compressor type dehumidifier and the Airplus Peltier type is much quieter. It seems to remove more water from the air in my garage than the old compressor, even when new, although a two-year comparison is hardly an accurate test. My problem with the compressors is that they seem to run for about a month after the warranty is out and then lose enough refrigerant to freeze to the bottom of the coils and not thaw and shut down as intended so you end up with a big one Lump of…