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Insignia™ - 35-Pint Dehumidifier - White @BestBuy $120
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1. The "pint" quantity refers to the amount of moisture it collects over the course of 24 hours (I think), not the size of the reservoir. My reservoir is filled every 24 hours.
2. It uses a huge amount of electricity. Our electric bill jumped about 40%.
3. If I had to do it again, I would get the one from Costco with a pump so I could hook up a hose and just have it continually drain instead of having to dump the reservoir every day.
Seems like a good unit, though.
1. The "pint" quantity refers to the amount of moisture it collects over the course of 24 hours (I think), not the size of the reservoir. My reservoir is filled every 24 hours.
2. It uses a huge amount of electricity. Our electric bill jumped about 40%.
3. If I had to do it again, I would get the one from Costco with a pump so I could hook up a hose and just have it continually drain instead of having to dump the reservoir every day.
Seems like a good unit, though.
If your electric bill went up by 40% just for using a dehumidifier then you have another (much bigger) problem.
I bought the 70 pint version last year and didn't really notice a jump in the electric bill.
Also, since these are coming in different pint sizes now, they may be a newer version and not exactly the same as the ones from last year.
1. The "pint" quantity refers to the amount of moisture it collects over the course of 24 hours (I think), not the size of the reservoir. My reservoir is filled every 24 hours.
2. It uses a huge amount of electricity. Our electric bill jumped about 40%.
3. If I had to do it again, I would get the one from Costco with a pump so I could hook up a hose and just have it continually drain instead of having to dump the reservoir every day.
Seems like a good unit, though.
Can't you use a drain hose with this model?
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2. It uses a huge amount of electricity. Our electric bill jumped about 40%.
Q: QuestionHow many watts of electricity do the 35 pint and 50 pint units use when running?
Asked 2 months ago by PickyShopper.
A:Answer Electric consumption per unit is specified as: 20 pt. is 270 Watts, 35 pt. is 380 Watts, 50 pt. is 545 Watts. Assuming continuous operation at the national average of 10.60 cents per kilowatt hour the cost to operate is. 20 pt. cost $250.71/year. 35 pt. cost $352.85/year. 35 pt. cost $506.07/year. Assuming 50% daily operation at the national average of 10.60 cents per kilowatt hour the cost to operate is. 20 pt. cost $125.36/year. 35 pt. cost $176.43/year. 35 pt. cost $253.03/year."
So if your dehumidifier was running 24/7... it cost you $30 a month to run...
Your bill before the dehumidifier was $45 a month? That's slick!
Q: QuestionHow many watts of electricity do the 35 pint and 50 pint units use when running?
Asked 2 months ago by PickyShopper.
A:Answer Electric consumption per unit is specified as: 20 pt. is 270 Watts, 35 pt. is 380 Watts, 50 pt. is 545 Watts. Assuming continuous operation at the national average of 10.60 cents per kilowatt hour the cost to operate is. 20 pt. cost $250.71/year. 35 pt. cost $352.85/year. 35 pt. cost $506.07/year. Assuming 50% daily operation at the national average of 10.60 cents per kilowatt hour the cost to operate is. 20 pt. cost $125.36/year. 35 pt. cost $176.43/year. 35 pt. cost $253.03/year."
So if your dehumidifier was running 24/7... it cost you $30 a month to run...
Your bill before the dehumidifier was $45 a month? That's slick!