Dehumidifiers for Home 27oz(800ml), Small Auto Shut off with Drain Hose | Portable Ultra Quiet Mini Dehumidifier for Bathroom, Basement, Garage, RV, Gun Safe, Closet, Quiet Moisture Absorber

I've gone through a lot of dehumidifiers for my Class C RV. You have to check them often or they'll cut off after their internal tank is full. This dehumidifier has an alternative drainage hose, so it never stops working! It's the best one I've used thus far. I love that I can just plug it in and let it drain into the sink (& my RV's gray tank) instead of having to worry about checking it so often or having it stop working.

Works great. I keep it running at camp and it takes the moisure out of the air whether we are there or not

The media could not be loaded. I bought this for my small bathroom that has a tendency to develop mildew stains. I'm not one to squeegee the walls so this was by best bet. It does seem to be working and it helps after a steamy shower. I have it sitting on the tank of my toilet so the hose runs directly into the water tank. It was pretty easy to setup and use, just plug in the hose, plug in the power cord, and switch it on. It can be a little noisy if you are in a mood but otherwise I barely notice it.Update: after about 3 months of regular use it has started to produce a continuous rumbling noise (think idling car engine). I don't notice it much till I'm ready for bed, them it's all I can hear. Overall it still works, just not quiet like I originally purchased it for.Update to the update: it has gotten incredibly loud to the point that I'm afraid it will blow up. While it worked it did it's job but now I feel cheated. I would definitely not recommend.

I work on various boat types. They typically have small cabins and will be moldy after not being laid up correctly for the Winter here in the Northeast. I combine this dehumidifier with and ozone generator, set up the cabin so that the combination can circulate in the cabin and the hose from this unit can properly drain and leave the combination for a week. I come back after 3-4 days and all I have to do is to vacuum up the dust that remains. It saves me a pile of effort.

Despite my hesitation, it actually works pretty well. I have a small bathroom and during the winter, the humidity spikes and my towels never dry. This thing is a beast. Now my towels are dry, my bathroom doesn’t smell of mildew, and the mold seems to have died down in the shower. Can’t speak on how long it’ll last but it seems to be basic enough to last a few years. It’s easy to use, just press a button and it runs. Easy to empty the water reservoir. I usually run it through the night or during the day when I’m home and it drops the humidity significantly. Highly recommend if the ventilation in your bathroom or small room sucks.

A good dehumidifier for its size. We have been using it for several months off and on in a bathroom and it is still working strong.

Noise is 2/10, does not pull as much humidity out of the air as one would hope. Needs to be very close to humidity source.

I purchased a Posdry 27 oz dehumidifier for my 25ft RV located in the Southeast where 60-90% humidity is the norm. It is consistently removing about 25 oz of water every 3 days and dropping the humidity about 20%. Still not as low as I would like so I ordered a 2nd one and it is performing the same as the first one does. I haven't tried the hose connection yet as I am tracking the performance of each at this point. The water collection container is easily removed and installed which makes it a quick process to empty. I recommend this dehumidifier for small spaces with about 150 -180 sf.