- Whisper quiet
- Renewable reservoir
- Compact size is perfect for bathrooms, closets, and R.V.s
- Low energy consumption
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The Eva-Dry Electric Petite Dehumidifier uses Peltier Technology (no compressor) which makes it light and quiet. It is perfect for bathrooms, and small to mid-sized rooms where dampness and humidity are a problem. This unit is small enough to easily fit on your desk or workbench. It extracts the moisture from the air and stores it in a spill-proof reservoir. Just plug it in and it quietly dries the air. Features an automatic shut off switch to shut the unit off when the water reservoir is full. When this occurs a"full" indicator light will alert you when the reservoir needs to be emptied. Holds up to 16 oz.
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115 of 117 people found the following review helpful
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I live in a coastal region that receives high levels of moisture and humidity on a daily basis. To top it off, my house has bathrooms which have no ventilation, so we've often had to deal with mold problems. The answer to my problems arrived in the form of a small box-shaped dehumidifier called "Eva Dry".
This device works tremendously well, pulling moisture out of the air at a reasonable rate. The 16oz reservoir takes about one week to fill up, when I leave it running constantly. I use it in my bathroom mainly, but once in a while my bedroom will feel damp, and it handles the 12'x14' space just as effectively as it does the bathroom. My only complaint is that it's not nearly as quiet as I thought it would be, and the power cord is kind of bulky for bathroom use; I have to tuck it all away someplace, and my only outlets are on the counter, so that's a bit aggravating. The product loses one star for that.
I recommend this to anyone who has ventilation problems and needs to be rid of excess moisture in small to medium sized spaces.
This device works tremendously well, pulling moisture out of the air at a reasonable rate. The 16oz reservoir takes about one week to fill up, when I leave it running constantly. I use it in my bathroom mainly, but once in a while my bedroom will feel damp, and it handles the 12'x14' space just as effectively as it does the bathroom. My only complaint is that it's not nearly as quiet as I thought it would be, and the power cord is kind of bulky for bathroom use; I have to tuck it all away someplace, and my only outlets are on the counter, so that's a bit aggravating. The product loses one star for that.
I recommend this to anyone who has ventilation problems and needs to be rid of excess moisture in small to medium sized spaces.
91 of 95 people found the following review helpful
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fan is not quiet enough to run all night in bedroom.
Dehumidifying a bedroom is a problem - If you get a typical dehumidifier, the compressor is so loud that you can't run it at night. So you only run during the day, and hope things aren't too clammy by morning. The Eva-Dry sounds promising: By using a thermoelectric cooler, it avoids the noisy compressor, and thus offers the potential to run all night without the noise problem.
Unfortunately, the fan on the eva-dry is so noisy that you can't run it all night, and the cooler is so weak that even with two of them they don't dry the air enough to just run them during the day. So it was a of no use to me.
This product is *only* useful for dehumidifying a *very* small area (closet, bathroom) that is *very* humid. Many of the reviews said this very thing, but I took a chance that two of them would accomplish something. The loud fan was an additional unpleasant surprise.
Thumbs up to Amazon for the easy return policy. I was able to try out this idea with minimal hassle.
Dehumidifying a bedroom is a problem - If you get a typical dehumidifier, the compressor is so loud that you can't run it at night. So you only run during the day, and hope things aren't too clammy by morning. The Eva-Dry sounds promising: By using a thermoelectric cooler, it avoids the noisy compressor, and thus offers the potential to run all night without the noise problem.
Unfortunately, the fan on the eva-dry is so noisy that you can't run it all night, and the cooler is so weak that even with two of them they don't dry the air enough to just run them during the day. So it was a of no use to me.
This product is *only* useful for dehumidifying a *very* small area (closet, bathroom) that is *very* humid. Many of the reviews said this very thing, but I took a chance that two of them would accomplish something. The loud fan was an additional unpleasant surprise.
Thumbs up to Amazon for the easy return policy. I was able to try out this idea with minimal hassle.
42 of 46 people found the following review helpful
I bought this for the small bathroom attached to our bedroom. We have paneling on the walls and was horrified when I discovered small mold spores growing in one of the creases of the paneling. We have an exhaust fan, but unless we run it all day, it's not enough. Our inspector recommended opening the window during our showers, but I can't handle a cold draft during my shower. So.....this was the perfect solution. Within three days, the tray was almost full. We leave the door to our bathroom open and cannot hear the unit running at night. It really is very quiet. I've already thought of taking it downstairs and using it in a closet that has a musty smell to see how it works. Just a fantastic product for such a compact size.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Removes 4oz per day from my garage
The petite model is fine for a two car garage in Florida. It's as effective as damprid, but without the need for continuous replacement.
Published 4 hours ago by J. Roth
Only Good For Small Spaces (EDV-1100)
I have the Eva-Dry Petite Dehumidifier(EDV-1100) in my small closet in the bedroom (5x5x8 ft) and it does exactly what it's supposed to. Read more
Published 11 days ago by eko
Garbage
Good for a shoe box for a cuople months then it will get loud to the point it,s in the reycle dump now.
Published 12 days ago by Jim
Bad Choice for Military
I'm currently stationed in Afghanistan with an A/C unit that produces mostly moisture in my connex box that I call "permanent housing". Read more
Published 12 days ago by Katie Lester
Dehumidifier
We absolutely love this product we are using it in our Motorhome and it has taken so much water out of there. It runs quiet and easy to use
Published 14 days ago by kdhfromwalton
It Works To Some Degree
We purchased this small dehumidifier for use while camping in our smallish RV trailer in the cold rain. Read more
Published 21 days ago by BrainDoc
good dehumidifier
Works ok in our RV which is about 220 square feet. Probably should have another one. The price is a little high.
Published 1 month ago by Bones
Dropped the RH in my wine cellar
I got this at Home Depot for $39 or so?
My wine cellar is cement block all around and sits at about 59°F. Read more
My wine cellar is cement block all around and sits at about 59°F. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Kelly Johnson
Finally kicked the bucket.
I bought this from Amazon in June 2010 for use in our only shower-room in the house to aid in drying the room out between showers. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Meghan McCormick
For tiny closets only...
Tried it in a mid-size room but humidity has been steady at 70% for over a day and tank takes 5 days to fill because so little water is pulled from the air. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Cole W. Smith
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