WHOOO HOOO!



has anyone used one?

I just bought one.

Im trying to figure out, if the setting is at 80% does that mean its taking 80% humidity out of the air?
Or is it leaving the humidity at 80%?

what number do I want it on to take all the moisture out of the air?



Its a smasung DED50LL if that matters.

horatio said:

Didn't it come with a little thermometure type thing that will tell you how much moisture is in the air?

If all else fails - read the instructions

funny, how when we have a question..we ask the org.

Mach said:

I did

I think they are just a little bit to simplistic.

TotalANXiousNESS said:

no , it didnt.

it must be a cheap peice of shit huh?

horatio said:

No!!!!!


Yeah. Never mind. I have no idea how youwork it.
[Edited 8/7/07 12:55pm]

TotalANXiousNESS said:

ok so I want the number set low to get the moisture out of the air. THANKS!

My basement kinda got a water problem last night when it poured for like 5 - 6 hours straight.


[Edited 8/7/07 13:03pm]

speaking of ... i have to buy a new one ...let me know which pc of shit u bought so i dont buy it !

also - i will stick on this thread - so i get to find out what the answer to your ????? is .... i have no clue ...

i used to just turn mine on ... and turn the lil knob up til it started ... and left it there !!!

I suppose it will take 80% of the humidity out of the air...

We had one in our basement in our old house. They're perfect for getting
that "basement", damp smell out of the air.

Be sure to dump the water once a day (unless yours dumps automatically)
Ours would shut off when it was full of water.

Also, be careful to replace the filter...we didn't do that (I didn't even
know it was there!) and I think I burned out the motor.

If you're going to use your basement, it's a great investment.

Revolution said:

cool, thanks

PaisleyPark5083 said:

When google doesn't help there's the org

growing up we had this ancient dehumidifier that was loud as hell. I would always have to turn up the TV really loud whenever it started up. I used to unplug it and then I'd get in trouble because the dehumidifier kept the books from molding or some such silliness.


I hated that thing.


And since then I've vowed to never ever ever own one.

I'll just be humid. It's fine.

JasmineFire said:

Good for your parents!

I hope you didn't get your supper that night!

2the9s said:

whatever! I was trying to watch MTV and this thing sounded like a sea creature on a rampage.


We did have quite the library down there though because my mom's partner used to own a women's centered bookstore back in the day.

JasmineFire said:

romance novels?

horatio said:

oh HELL to the NAW! these were feminist/lesbian/alternative literature type deals.

JasmineFire said:

So like knitting and making doilies?

I got an Electronic Air Cleaner.

It's got a quick dry option.



It keeps the air neutral.




I think it's doing that.

2the9s said:

yes. and painting with menstrual blood.

That should make things less "sticky" and you will feel cooler.

SnidelyWhiplash said:

Actually, the one I purchased is an excellent one.
I didnt know it cause I never had one before.
But it seems to work great. Its electronic, and has a 'self cleaning mode'.
Its a SAMSUNG.

i will have to check em out ... i have needed to buy one for a bit ... we are finishing off our basement ... and the one i have down there is at a point where i dont know if it will "shut off" or not .... sometimes ... it overflows ... but i cant have that as soon as the flooring goes in of course ....

never woulda thunk a "dehumidifier " post would gooo sooo longgggg ... classic prince.org .... u never know !