The Coolest Sales on the Top Dehumidifiers For Your Home this Labor Day!

Similar to air conditioners, there are actually a ton of different dehumidifiers out there that serve different purposes and sometimes that even depend on your room size.  For example, you may need a more powerful unit for a larger room and something altogether different for places that typically experience more mildew or dampness like your basement.  Here are some of the different options you may be interested in:

• Refrigerant (or Compressor) Dehumidifiers: This is the most common type of dehumidifier. They work by drawing moist air over a refrigerated coil with a fan. The cold coil condenses the moisture in the air, turning it into water, which is then collected in a tank. These are best for high levels of humidity and higher temperatures.
  
  
• Desiccant Dehumidifiers: These dehumidifiers use a desiccant – a substance that naturally absorbs water – to extract moisture from the air. The air is then reheated and discharged back into the room. This type works well in cooler environments with lower levels of humidity.
  
  
• Whole House Dehumidifiers: These large-capacity models are integrated into your home’s HVAC system to provide humidity control for the entire house. They’re typically used in large homes or those located in very humid climates.
  
  
• Portable Dehumidifiers: These smaller, compact units are designed to dehumidify individual rooms or small spaces. They’re easy to move around and typically come with a removable water basin that needs to be emptied manually.
  
  
• Basement Dehumidifiers: These are typically robust, high-capacity units designed to handle the damp conditions often found in basements. They often come with features like auto-reset in case of a power outage, continuous drainage options, and low-temperature operation.