The_StonedTrooper

18 minutes ago, PsyCLown said:

This would be awesome, but buying something from someone in another province off Gumtree isn't ideal.

 

I will find something in JHB   Thought I might as well try on the forum as well incase someone wanted to sell theirs.

Didnt know what options you had, or how badly you wanted it, at a discount. 

But honestly, electronic things, new is always best, and with that 2 year repair warranty

https://www.gumtree.co.za/a-other-home-appliances/gordon-s-bay/used-meaco-dd8l-dehumidifier-for-sale/1009552449880910949839209

https://www.gumtree.co.za/a-air-conditioners/pietermaritzburg/meaco-20l-low-energy-dehumidifier-air-purifier/1009499857660910382679909

Score, definitely. 

Mine stopped removing water the week before the 2 year mark, and they replaced parts for free and it's on fire again working hard.

I hardly noticed using it with the electricity bill honestly. 

Just now, ORGANinc. said:

I've been using Meaco DD8L desiccant dehumidifier, its a not a huge unit but it works unbelievably well. on laundry mode it will do around 15l per day. 

Only thing is that it heats the room. So I leave it outside the tent. 

Same same, leave outside, and anything Meaco will kick arse 

Then you want the Meaco 20L

Cheapest and most efficient and effective. 

Removes 20L easy a day, at right temp and such.

You are correct, you have a multi function air conditioner, cools, heats and dehumidifier. 

The Meaco, or similar, has one function, dry out the air, and it will compress it and then their is condensation, but also heat from the system doing so. But every time I use the dehumidifier, only system, then it will always heat the room to 2 to 5 deg higher temperature. Always.

But running my aircon, with external pipes, then I cools the air, and removes the heat outside, but more used on very hot days, than the dehumidifier itself, which is for cold nights, or damp cold days.

I agree, a dedicated dehumidifier will heat to remove water.

My 20L meaco works a charm, with my aircon, when needed. 

Ah yes, though its battery powered and doesn't need you heating up the unit first with a blowtorch style lighter, like the Dynavap which I wouldn't use in public easily. 

Have a good weekend and GLWS brother 

Super write up, thank you!

Looks like my investment will be into the Dynavap and Solo II, and had good faith in the Dynavap as used it many times and it works, but I liked the discretion of the battery powered G-pen I had, which kakked itself after the battery didnt take charge when still very new, so definitely the Solo II.

Again, thank you for your time Delicious 

May I ask a general question, seeing as you have a selection of them.

Which one is your favorite, and why, and also what things you enjoy about your 2 top favorite vapes?

Thanks in advance