Dehumidifiers for Home, 2200 Cubic Feet (215 sq ft), Portable Compact 27oz Capacity Quiet Mini Dehumidifier for Bedroom, Basements, Bathroom, Garage, Wardrobe Closet, Kitchen, Office, RV

I mainly use it in closet, small rooms and it works perfectly. I like that I can reuse the machine many times which is way more better than those one time products.

I’ve had my dehumidifier coming up on two months and I must say I’ve seen a huge difference. I have horrible allergies and the moisture in my room was not helping so I needed a solution fast. My room isn’t too big, so I put it up high and let it do it’s thing. Within two days, I could tell it was working! The tank didn’t fill up too fast and I don’t have to change it super often. When it is ready to be dumped, it’ll flash red and automatically shut off. Easily slide the tank out, empty and you’re back up and running! I’ve recommended to friends and family and I’m considering buying another for a few other rooms. I love it and haven’t had any issues.

I got this and I was hesitant but I’m so gladly surprised with how good and efficient it is! I have a garage office and I work with many different types of inks and paper so controlling humidity is key, and this little thing has been a life saver! Love it!

I live in an old house, and the bathroom is VERY narrow. My S.O. loves to take looong, extra-hot showers; before getting this dehumidifier we were constantly having to wipe down the walls and ceilings to prevent mold spots. This machine has been a game-changer! I was initially skeptical because the unit is so small but we get no condensation (even after one of those marathon showers). The dehumidifier is so super-quiet I forget that its running, and the tank capacity is impressive given how small the unit is, I appreciate not having to constantly worry about emptying the tank.

When I first got the tiny unit, I wrote: Its been hours since shower/bath, and the unit still hasnt brought the humidity under 50% even though the humidity vent is switched on. And the outside humidity in Colorado is currently 26%, so it looks like my humidity vent is better than this dehumidifier. Uggh. Note: standard-sized bathroom with full tub. Since then Seavon reached out to me to help me get the right-sized unit for our needs. Wow. The new unit (model SN180) is higher powered yet still fits on top of the toilet tank. It actually has 2 speeds for dehumidifying. Thus, its my non-shower mode and my shower mode! I dont need a remote; so, Id prefer the controls to be on the unit...because remotes always get lost with kids in the home.

Great for my bathroom. Works quietly and efficiently.

The product description details this is good for 2000sq feet. My basement is less than half of that and it struggles to keep humidity levels at or below 50%. When it initially arrived I noticed the unit was quite small and was worried. My worries we’re valid. I live in Cleveland, OH and the weather has just started to get warmer. I’m worried once I start running the AC the basement humidity levels will continue to rise. Might have to look at getting a different unit.

I used for basement, it is perfect small size, and it was quiet.

The product worked great for three months. Two days ago, the water tank was a little difficult to remove. After emptying, the tank was replaced. A day later, water dripped onto the table. The unit pulled water out of the air, but 1) it was not going directly into the tank and 2) the tank could not be opened for water removal. Without tipping the unit completely upside down, as much of the water was poured out and the unit sat overnight on the counter. The next morning the tank could easily be removed and replaced. It was plugged back on for another 24 hours. The unit pulled water out, but he amount was less than usual. The tank was, again, difficult to pull out, but was gently pulled out. The discovery: the tank could not be removed due to ice on the coils. The temperature of the room was 56 degrees, too cold for a dehumidifier to work. When the temperature was above 58 degrees, the unit worked great. Gave a 4-star rating (not 5) because this is a rating for 3 months use. However, based on this, I recommend this SEAVON Dehumidifier for the price around $35 over purchasing the moisture absorbing crystals (which I also use.) You do, however, have to empty the tank. (It supposedly has an automatic shut-off, but I did not let it get that filled, so it cant be commented upon.)

Using as a cheaper temporary solution to keep my basement dryer untill I can get a larger unit. It works really well, for the space its in doesnt fill up to fast and is very quiet!