Pro Breeze Premium Electric Dehumidifier: Small, Powerful 2200 Cubic Feet (250 sq ft) Model - Compact, Portable & Efficient - Perfect for Home, Basement, Bedroom, RV, Office, and Garage - Ideal Home Dehumidifiers Review

The trailer I live in got very wet and it seemed like a better solution than having to keep buying bags for wet stuff. I can say that it is very quiet. It works quickly to remove water from the air and is a very reasonable size for my tiny trailer that doesn't have room for stuff anyway.

This unit was not big enough for our 29ft RV. We still had condensation on the windows and walls. In the end I bought 3,000 square meters. The Ft Energy Star dehumidifier for large rooms and basements worked great. We're getting up to 2 gallons a day with the new device, and maybe just a cup a day with the Pro Breeze.

Little Pro Breeze says it can handle 2200 hundred cubic feet. I've used it in an area that's half the specified cubic foot. Everything was fine only the first night, after that the water in the bowl had dropped to a few ounces and there was a lot of moisture in the air. I'm disappointed and will return it to find a better car.

There is a leaking bathtub in the bathroom and the humidity was high so I wanted to address it but it took an hour next to the toilet and dripping onto the dripping bathtub. This is a closet dehumidifier that they repackaged as a 'premium' unit for a small space. For $75 they couldn't find a silent fan like Noctua, that's insane and I would have put up with it for a lot longer if it wasn't for that cheap Chinese noise getting into my ears through my headphones when they put me in my room…

Purchased for a 12 x 14 foot bedroom with standard height ceilings (so definitely meets the specs listed). The relative humidity at night is usually around 60-65%. That being said, for about 3 days (door closed) I've ever seen it drop about 1-2% and the tank was only about 1/3 full. I thought it would be more efficient than cheaper thermoelectric humidifiers, but it wasn't enough for my needs. Sent it back and am going to buy a compressor dehumidifier for my bedroom.

Strange when the machine just runs. I'm so used to the machines fighting me and not working. This little guy (he's smaller than he looks) just works. Takes cursed water from cursed air. How about. It accidentally turned itself off once, but I would blame the faulty power supply in that room before blaming the windbox. It produces "medium" noise, but thankfully the audio is low so you can tweak it like you're turning off the rain or the sea. I sleep with this thing right next to my head. I took…