Dehumidifiers
May 8th 2007, 10:39 pm
#16
Happy in Wellington
Joined: Mar 2005
Location: Tawa, Wellington, Aotearoa
Posts: 2,286
Re: Dehumidifiers
Hi
Does the DVS system really heat the house ? I have seen adverts for it and wondered how effective it really is. We have a tiled roof would this make any difference to the heat it might produce ? sorry if I sound thick ! Do you have any additional form of heating ?
Thanks Karen
Does the DVS system really heat the house ? I have seen adverts for it and wondered how effective it really is. We have a tiled roof would this make any difference to the heat it might produce ? sorry if I sound thick ! Do you have any additional form of heating ?
Thanks Karen
May 8th 2007, 11:11 pm
#17
conquering the world!
Joined: Aug 2006
Location: Puatahanui, Porirua
Posts: 4,905
Re: Dehumidifiers
Hi
Does the DVS system really heat the house ? I have seen adverts for it and wondered how effective it really is. We have a tiled roof would this make any difference to the heat it might produce ? sorry if I sound thick ! Do you have any additional form of heating ?
Thanks Karen
Does the DVS system really heat the house ? I have seen adverts for it and wondered how effective it really is. We have a tiled roof would this make any difference to the heat it might produce ? sorry if I sound thick ! Do you have any additional form of heating ?
Thanks Karen
We are in the process of having a heated towel rail and bathroom heater fitted but as the electrician dropped parts of his drill into the wall cavity and had to order more (
), they are not up and running yet. That is one thing I refuse to compromise on: I HATE a cold bathroom 
May 9th 2007, 1:05 am
#18
BE Forum Addict
Joined: Oct 2006
Location: NZ
Posts: 3,366
Re: Dehumidifiers
I use our dehumdifer in the bedrooms in the morning and in the laundry room.
The idea is that dry air is quicker and therefore cheaper to heat than damp air
I just bought a delonghi one from Noel Leeming for $399. It has a laundry setting too which is good if it's damp and you have stuff that needs drying.
If anyone suffers from asthma they are very beneficial too
The idea is that dry air is quicker and therefore cheaper to heat than damp air
I just bought a delonghi one from Noel Leeming for $399. It has a laundry setting too which is good if it's damp and you have stuff that needs drying.
If anyone suffers from asthma they are very beneficial too
May 9th 2007, 9:46 am
#19
BE Enthusiast
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 716
Re: Dehumidifiers
they are very heavy things ! i would buy one here in nz . it is not yet cold enough for effective use yet, condensation is still minimal, but beginning !
May 9th 2007, 6:33 pm
#20
Banned
Joined: Jan 2007
Location: Directly above the centre of the earth...
Posts: 106
May 9th 2007, 10:43 pm
#21
Here in Dunedin
Joined: May 2003
Location: Dunedin
Posts: 1,975
Re: Dehumidifiers
I would recommend that you wait until you are here - as some homes do not require them, either because they have better insulation and/or double glazing, or they have heat pumps or DVS/Moisture Master type ventilation systems.
May 10th 2007, 1:43 am
#23
`
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 38,612
Re: Dehumidifiers
We need one 
We have a 30 year old house with a wood burner. This house has half an upstairs. We also need ot investigate heat transference . There is a ceiling fan but upstairs instantly becomes too hot , whereas the two downstairs back rooms remain cold.
We have a 30 year old house with a wood burner. This house has half an upstairs. We also need ot investigate heat transference . There is a ceiling fan but upstairs instantly becomes too hot , whereas the two downstairs back rooms remain cold.
May 10th 2007, 6:36 am
#24
Banned
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 5,094
Re: Dehumidifiers
Bevs. What the heck is your Avatar?
Is it a Moa?
Is it a Moa?
May 10th 2007, 6:57 am
#25
Happy in Wellington
Joined: Mar 2005
Location: Tawa, Wellington, Aotearoa
Posts: 2,286
Re: Dehumidifiers
It's a Pukeko!
