Dry Clothes Faster with a Dehumidifier in Winter | Probreeze Dehumidifier

If you are looking to dry your clothes faster (indoors) during the cold winter months. Then a Dehumidifier is the perfect solution. It isn't a tumble dryer but it does help absorb the moisture from the laundry and help it dry quicker. I have found the dehumidifier to be the perfect solution to help dry the clothes a bit quicker in the winter.
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[@Russtopia]

Finally bought a dehumidifier like this for our home in Vancouver Island, BC Canada. I am kicking myself for not getting it earlier -- reduces condensation in our room with single-pane windows, I am already seeing the reduction in window moisture and anticipate mold elimination! Will try for our clothes drying on hangers as well!

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

@@Russtopia it definitely helps a lot as I found out. What I now do is move it room to room based on where I need it. It’s probably been one of my best purchases ever I have to say. I can imagine it’s very cold where you are and great for getting rid of condensation and humidity. Thank you for watching.

[@DiscoCatsMeow]

I live in a humid area and just purchased a larger unit. I decided to try to dry my clothes with it tonight. One load of shirts and light pants. I hung them on hangers on the shower rod. Shut the bathroom door. With it on high set at 40% humidity they were dry in about an hour. I couldn't believe it. It didn't heat up my house like my dryer would. It will save me so much on electric..

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

@@DiscoCatsMeow oh yes it definitely works. I was also skeptical at first but pleasantly surprised by the end. Glad it worked for you.

[@SueLister-j7m]

Thank you for your review and explanation of how this works, I have just ordered this one and hope to get good results as we have no heating at the moment and everything is getting damp.

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

@@SueLister-j7m a dehumidifier will definitely help with the damp! All the best 🙏

[@thoughtsoffreedom7760]

Thank you 🙏

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

@@thoughtsoffreedom7760 welcome! 🙏

[@davetech356]

I have a one bedroom flat would one of these cover the flat? Or per room? Also any good together ie de humidifier and humidifier? Thanks keep up the good videos.

[@bethsimpson2883]

Very helpful, thank you

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

@@bethsimpson2883 welcome!

[@annacrowley7426]

Very helpful. I have a dehumidifyer. I will try that, thank you. 😊🌹

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

@@annacrowley7426 welcome 🙏

[@annacrowley7426]

@@sandeepraiphotography2111 😊🌹

[@Grumpycat0405]

Thank you. Important info

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

Welcome! 🙏

[@michellelynch9966]

THANKS 😊

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

Welcome!

[@StPatricksResidentsAssociation]

Hi Sandeep. Would this method to dry clothes be more economical in terms of electricity consumption than a tumble dryer?

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

I think yes in a way but its difficult to directly compare it to a tumble dryer as that method gets the clothes dry in perhaps 30 mins or less. Where as with a dehumidifier, it would still take a lot longer but less than just hanging them there to dry. Although it will take a lot longer compared to a tumble dryer, I think it will be cheaper. Its a matter of how long you are willing to wait for the clothes to dry and will you have the patience. I leave it on for 4-5 hours which takes the moisture out, then it can dry quicker after that (indoors).

[@DaChocapic]

yes, significantly. I depend on which model of dehumidifier you get but to simplify they use a little bit of energy for a long time, while the tumble dryer uses a huge amount of energy for a rather short time. In the end, the dehumidifier is more economical (and also damages a bit less your clothes). But the counterside of this is that i can't dry you clothes in 2 hours, it needs more time

[@shiz-m3k]

Hi what humidity number we need to set how does it work ? Do we have to set higher then the level in room or do we have to set lower then humidity in room ?

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

@@shiz-m3k set it lower. I have min set to 50 which is perfect. I have also started to use it in bathrooms and kitchen and works great. Drains all the moisture and condensation.

[@wrishithapa1431]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sandeepraiphotography2111]

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