Review on Vacplus VA-D1909: Powerful 4,000 Sq. Ft. Dehumidifier with 🌬️ Effortless Humidity Control and Drain Hose for Medium-Sized Spaces and Basements by Rachel Brown

We have an unfinished basement with very high humidity and the dehumidifier has been running 24/7 for a number of years. Our dehumidifier is very noisy and makes the upstairs light flicker when turned on and off. I got a little tired of the noise and flickering so I decided to buy a new dehumidifier. I am very happy with my new VacPlus dehumidifier. Despite being in an unfinished basement, the block's sleek design would fit in a finished space. I like that the filter is very easy to access and all the buttons are neatly placed at the top. The handle and casters come in handy when the unit needs to be moved. I wanted to see how well the dehumidifier worked, so I wanted to see how much water it would collect and how easy it would be to use, although I'll end up using continuous drainage. be to empty the tank. I have the dryer set to continuous anion mode. After 24 hours the device had collected enough water and the humidity in the basement was good. The water tank was easily removed when almost full and there was no mess when emptying the tank. Our basement usually has a "basement smell," but I noticed the air was starting to smell fresher. So far I am happy with the performance of the dehumidifier. It's very quiet, especially compared to our old device. The fan runs at a good speed even at this low noise level. The only negative points I see so far relate to the user manual. The images are so small that I needed a magnifying glass to find what I was looking for. It also doesn't mention what the anion function is used for. Like the Revain ad, management could benefit from hiring a decent editor. However, this does not change my opinion of the VacPlus dehumidifier, I would recommend it to my friends and family.