Review on 🌧️ Inofia 30 Pint Dehumidifiers for Home and Basements: Auto Drainage & Manual Drainage Option! by Jose Brunson

I build ukuleles and guitars. This device is suitable for my shop. I had a small dehumidifier but when I got stuck on a lot of wood the small dehumidifier couldn't handle it. I bought this for my small shop and it's no problem. Update: I've been using this for 10 months and it's still keeping my store dry. I would like a larger container, but that's normal for my area. I see many in the reviews complaining that the container doesn't hold 70 pints. It doesn't apply to this. The tank is only 3.5 liters or almost a gallon. 70 pin is the device rating. That is, how much water it can extract from the air (under ideal conditions) in 24 hours. The ideal conditions are very warm temperatures and high humidity. I did air up to 2.25 gallons in my shop when I had a little flooding and it was about 55 degrees Fahrenheit. It certainly helped dry out my shop after using the vacuum. The remaining liquid was quickly evaporated by the desiccant. Of course my shop is small, 2500 cubic feet or 361 square feet. Foot. But since my store has a lot of firewood and some of it is still drying out, I bought a dehumidifier which was overkill. Personally, I prefer to buy dehumidifiers that have at least twice the capacity of the room they are in.