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Dehumifier
Hi
Just had our longest period away from villa 5 months, noticed fusty smell due to damp weather, thinking about installing dehumidifier. Do we have one large unit central, or small unit in each bedroom which all have ensuite as when showering this area will create the most condensation. Have looked at the Mitsubishi MJ-E16VX as the main unit, will it be large enough to control the humidity of a 4 bed villa. Any advice on how to help with this problem thanks in advance. |
Re: Dehumifier
Initially I might just try putting some background heat in there. You can get very cheap heaters for just that purpose.
These heaters will not only keep some of the damp down but will also help move the air around. This might be a cheaper option than going air con (most good ones have this feature) or dehumidifying. |
Re: Dehumifier
Originally Posted by bil8999
(Post 8467219)
Hi
Just had our longest period away from villa 5 months, noticed fusty smell due to damp weather, thinking about installing dehumidifier. Do we have one large unit central, or small unit in each bedroom which all have ensuite as when showering this area will create the most condensation. Have looked at the Mitsubishi MJ-E16VX as the main unit, will it be large enough to control the humidity of a 4 bed villa. Any advice on how to help with this problem thanks in advance. |
Re: Dehumifier
Originally Posted by Michael74
(Post 8467340)
Had a similair problem with our main ensuite bedroom. Even had damp stains at junction of outside wall and ceiling. Cleaned that off quite easily with a solution of bleach and water then bought two small free standing de-humidifiers from Leroy Merlin DIY. I think they are classed as wardrobe size really but thought I'd give them a try as being cheap! There is a sachet of crystals in the container (you can buy refills). These seem to have cured the problem ok as far as damp stains are concerned.
It can also be used in the winter to dry clothes. |
Re: Dehumifier
Originally Posted by bil
(Post 8467398)
T Personally I think a small mobile electric dehumidifier is a good option.
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Re: Dehumifier
Originally Posted by agoreira
(Post 8467416)
And me. If you have a problem, the refillable crystal thingies aren´t going to make much impression. I know you don´t like to spend money on a/c, heating etc, :rofl: but a proper "dehumidifier" can remove a serious amount of water.
We also needed to dry out a couple of rooms the first year, so it was Hobson's choice. |
Re: Dehumifier
Thanks for advice, now where can I purchase the mitsubishi dehumidifier MJ-E16VX in spain Moraira areaif possible thanks
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Re: Dehumifier
Quite agree with all comments that electric ones are better tho its just a case of taking out the crystal sachets and replacing with a fresh one.
I suppose at the end of the day it depends on the extent of the problem as to what method you choose. |
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