MrYoWho - nice jod you do. I purched BREVILLE dehumidifier LAD500WTH but all it does is throws hot air. We have a large house which is old Queenslander. Any advice how to use in bedroom which is average size yet we were sweetting all night. It may be for bathrroms or where moisture builds up but i just wanted a clean air in parts of the house and good thing is that its portable. The way i was sold this product was for salesnmans comms but i could be not doing or using the features correctly. Any help would be appreciated and having lower body surgeries dont help. Thanks
*We liked it **Fastly.Cool** so much in the basement, we bought a second one for the main level. The amount of moisture it pulls out of the air is astonishing.*
Just purchased a Breville LAD708WHT dehumidifier and air purifier and we're looking at returning it to the store because it's so bloody noisy that it's impossible to sleep with! We've contacted Breville customer support who have received a video recording of the freight train type noise being omitted from their state of the art (!) AUD$600 appliance! If Breville thinks that the freight train noise is acceptable, they're clearly kidding themselves and their users, the vast majority of whom couldn't sleep in the same room as this ultra noisy unit, even heavy sleepers! Our other air purifier from a competing manufacturer also makes some noise and even ramps it up briefly when necessary, but it's way quieter than this noisy Breville unit. Heck, even our 3.5kw split system in the same room is a lot quieter and that's saying something considering it's a much larger appliance. To say that we're disappointed is a complete understatement!
I'm really sorry to hear about your experience with the Breville LAD708WHT dehumidifier and air purifier. It's understandably frustrating when a high-end appliance doesn't meet your expectations, especially in terms of noise levels which are crucial for a comfortable home environment. Your feedback is incredibly valuable, and it's important that Breville is aware of these issues. It's good that you've already contacted Breville customer support and provided them with a video recording of the noise. This kind of direct evidence is often very helpful in getting a quicker and more effective response. I would suggest waiting to see how Breville responds to your complaint. If they recognize the issue as a defect or an anomaly in the product, they might offer a replacement, repair, or a refund.
Hi Andy, thanks for your very helpful reviews. Am about to purchase a Dehumidifier and wanted to know which would be your first choice between the Breville or Ausclimate models you have reviewed? (or any others) We live in the Maleny hinterlands next to a rainforest forest, (similar to your previous place in Tamborine Mountain). Also considering the Ausclimate 50ltr all seasons and the Ionmax Ion 632 & the DeLonghi Tasaugo AriaDry Pure 21L... Really need something heavy duty to address the reoccurring mold issues we're battling, but like the idea of having something easily portable to have in our room at night with air purification (not too loud). Could you please share your wisdom and experience?
@knightrider6473 We got the DeLonghi Tasaugo Multi. Hands down the very best out there. It has been running almost constantly for 2years and we use it to dry clothes also. Well worth the money.
I am thinking of buying one but there are some reviews saying this product is noisy. So I think you could have showed the noise level by not talking for a minute, that would help :)
I don't normally use the hose, have you checked if it seals correctly or if it is blocked. You can also just use without the hose. Thanks for watching!
I am a humidity engineer. This type of dehumidifier can remove a little moisture from the air and that's it. The problem in damp climates is damp enclosing structures and mold. This type of dehumidifier is completely useless for solving these problems.
Hello @ARTEMREGARTENG Really appreciate your comment. I've been using it in my bathroom for ages and it works really well. Are you saying climate is differnt compared to humidity caused by actions such as showering etc? thank you for your contribution!
So I just bought the last dehumidifier in sydney 😂 this was not my first choice but thanks for giving such a great review! Is that a 10 or 20 litre? I could only get 10 but thankful there was any at all considering none left in stock online anywhere and I literally got the last one from Harvey N .. they sold 23 in less than 24 hours. Hopefully the small one works ok. How many hours did it take to get humidity to around 45 ? Do you leave it on all day in your bathroom/ wardrobe?
How's your dehumidifier been going? I'm in Sydney as well and just cannot get the moisture out of my house and am very seriously considering this machine.
Yes, I know (which is what I put in the brackets). That’s why I asked which type this is (I don't think you said in the review)! Perhaps I should have prefaced my comment with - 'Is it'
You didnt even explain the differences between using dry mode or laundry mode which is the whole reason i clicked this video all i can find is info on A/C dry mode
These are very loud unfortunately. Strictly for work purposes. Not something you can stand while the TV is on. When the fans are working, they’re blasting
Two observations watching your video, 1) are you Vin Diesel's love child ? and 2) you haven't explained the product very well. Your demonstration unit is the middle of the Breville range at just under $500-. First up, if you live in humid part of Australia or you have a local moisture issue, this unit is great. It's essentially a fridge drawing air across a condenser which creates a massive temperature differential, catching the moisture on the aluminum fins (just like a car radiator) and the drips run down into the collection tank. So it really is fit for purpose and works extremely well. On the down side, only deaf people will be able to sleep through the night with this on (even on LOW). Imagine a jet passenger plane taxing down the runway in your bedroom. Depending on the season, we run this for a few hours before going to bed. As for the air purification, you laud too much praise Vin. It has a fine nylon mesh filter and a foam filter not unlike the air intake on a home ducted air conditioner. if you want true air filtration, look at a Samsung AX5500K Air Purifier. The Breville will remove lumps from the air, it won't remove smoke and dust particles. The laundry mode is not for running it in the laundry. It's for drying your wet clothes as it expels warm to hot air as it extracts moisture. The other aspect to be mindful of is the size of the room and and any cross currents. This is one device that really needs exact fitting to the cubic measurement of your room otherwise it will struggle to lower the humidity to meet your expectation. Vin, I just wished your enthusiasm matched your knowledge.
@@chrisk1391 yes but the dehumidifier has to work a lot harder because there are many sources of water (sink, S trap etc). You're better off with an IXL ceiling mounted heat lamps and fan.
Yes Ausclimate are really good! They make fantastic dehumidifiers. Have you received them yet? The Breville is also good, did you manage to check the review?
YOU GOTTA SLOW DOWN ON YOUR TALKING, YOU SEEM TO RUSH THROUGH THE SETTINGS,... SLOW IT DOWN BRO AND EXPLAIN THINGS AS IF WE ARE NEW AT THIS ... YOUR RUSHING IT BECAUSE YOU MAY KNOW HOW TO USE IT BUT YOUR HERE TO SHOW PEOPLE STEP BY STEP... RELAX MORE...
1 observation. You sound like my son when he was little speaking at 100 ks an hour with gibberish. Slow down. I want to understand what you're saying because I'm actually interested in getting a dehumidifier and I want to know the details for comparisons.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll make sure I slow it down a bit in future 😃 Also on CZcams you can slow the video speed down (for example 0.75 of speed). See if that works and thanks for watching. Also, where were you looking at using the dehumidifier?
@MrYouWho in my wardrobe. Since I had the bathroom updated, I've noticed my clothes seem cold and damp when I get them out of my wardrobe which is the other side of the bathroom wall. I used a couple of those damp rid moisture removers and noticed a difference with my clothes, and the damp rid took in at least 1 and a half cups of water. I think a little electric dehumidifier would do a better job. What do you recommend?
Thank you for watching, please let me know what you think :)
I think you could have zoomed in on the control panel to show the different modes. Also details on setting the timer.
MrYoWho - nice jod you do. I purched BREVILLE dehumidifier LAD500WTH but all it does is throws hot air. We have a large house which is old Queenslander. Any advice how to use in bedroom which is average size yet we were sweetting all night. It may be for bathrroms or where moisture builds up but i just wanted a clean air in parts of the house and good thing is that its portable. The way i was sold this product was for salesnmans comms but i could be not doing or using the features correctly. Any help would be appreciated and having lower body surgeries dont help. Thanks
Well what's the answer?
Nothing on your vid about the lightO@@ancientruins2856
*We liked it **Fastly.Cool** so much in the basement, we bought a second one for the main level. The amount of moisture it pulls out of the air is astonishing.*
We have one of these and they work very well. Problem is its expensive to run, it added $50 to our monthly power bill.
Is it more expensive than running a dryer or heater?
@@UnoRunescaper like running a small air conditioner bcse it has a compressor
Been watching this channel for over a year always fantastic videos
I was looking for a really good dehumidifier for home, definitely will get this now
"So easy to put back" 👊💥 and then bangs at the back for it to go in 🤣
Great video. Cheers
Great review, I think this got me over the line to finally go and buy one. Cheers!
Hello @homedrive-in9775 Thanks heaps for the comment and watching, your support is really appreciated! 😀 Let me know how you go when you get it!
Thanks for this review Mr. YouWho. I just purchased a 2-1 humidifier and purifier from good guys.
That's awesome thank you for watching and the comment. How have you found it?
@@MrYouWho I am very happy with it. It's a big help when drying clothes indoors and for reducing general humidity during wet weather etc.
Just purchased a Breville LAD708WHT dehumidifier and air purifier and we're looking at returning it to the store because it's so bloody noisy that it's impossible to sleep with! We've contacted Breville customer support who have received a video recording of the freight train type noise being omitted from their state of the art (!) AUD$600 appliance! If Breville thinks that the freight train noise is acceptable, they're clearly kidding themselves and their users, the vast majority of whom couldn't sleep in the same room as this ultra noisy unit, even heavy sleepers! Our other air purifier from a competing manufacturer also makes some noise and even ramps it up briefly when necessary, but it's way quieter than this noisy Breville unit. Heck, even our 3.5kw split system in the same room is a lot quieter and that's saying something considering it's a much larger appliance. To say that we're disappointed is a complete understatement!
I'm really sorry to hear about your experience with the Breville LAD708WHT dehumidifier and air purifier. It's understandably frustrating when a high-end appliance doesn't meet your expectations, especially in terms of noise levels which are crucial for a comfortable home environment. Your feedback is incredibly valuable, and it's important that Breville is aware of these issues.
It's good that you've already contacted Breville customer support and provided them with a video recording of the noise. This kind of direct evidence is often very helpful in getting a quicker and more effective response. I would suggest waiting to see how Breville responds to your complaint. If they recognize the issue as a defect or an anomaly in the product, they might offer a replacement, repair, or a refund.
These are amazing! I’m going to buy one for my flat, it’s amazing how it’s a air purifier as well 😉
Thanks a lot I think I will get one. Just moved to Darwin and my pet cockatiel is getting too hot as air con too small
Another fantastic review? Thanks heaps!
Demonstrated it perfectly!
Why does the light change from blue to green then backand forward ?
Love it, thanks heaps Andy
Very easy to understand review. Also your a bit of a hunk Andy 😀
Great video, really enjoyed it! Thanks
Yep just what I was after
is it loud for night bedroom use?
Easy to understand, informative
Amazing video!
Glad you think so!
Hi Andy, thanks for your very helpful reviews. Am about to purchase a Dehumidifier and wanted to know which would be your first choice between the Breville or Ausclimate models you have reviewed? (or any others) We live in the Maleny hinterlands next to a rainforest forest, (similar to your previous place in Tamborine Mountain). Also considering the Ausclimate 50ltr all seasons and the Ionmax Ion 632 & the DeLonghi Tasaugo AriaDry Pure 21L... Really need something heavy duty to address the reoccurring mold issues we're battling, but like the idea of having something easily portable to have in our room at night with air purification (not too loud). Could you please share your wisdom and experience?
Which one did you get? I'm at the stage of deciding what brand to get.
@knightrider6473 We got the DeLonghi Tasaugo Multi. Hands down the very best out there. It has been running almost constantly for 2years and we use it to dry clothes also. Well worth the money.
Thanks for sharing. Good review.
I am thinking of buying one but there are some reviews saying this product is noisy. So I think you could have showed the noise level by not talking for a minute, that would help :)
KAREN - great name.
Fantastic video!
Thank you very much!
do you use the hose thing at all? mine has been leaking a lot
I don't normally use the hose, have you checked if it seals correctly or if it is blocked. You can also just use without the hose. Thanks for watching!
@@MrYouWho thank you for replying! I just stopped using the hose: problem solved! :)
I am a humidity engineer. This type of dehumidifier can remove a little moisture from the air and that's it. The problem in damp climates is damp enclosing structures and mold. This type of dehumidifier is completely useless for solving these problems.
Hello @ARTEMREGARTENG Really appreciate your comment. I've been using it in my bathroom for ages and it works really well. Are you saying climate is differnt compared to humidity caused by actions such as showering etc? thank you for your contribution!
Were you planning on providing an answer that was actually helpful in the way of a useful alternate approach that the layperson can adopt?
A “humidity engineer”. Mate, that sounds like you just made it up on the spot just to support an opinion. You’ve provided zero evidence of anything.
Fantastic Bro!
Thanks 4 review
My pleasure
Cut back on the caffeine mate.
Thanks for the video.
Wow, where was this filmed
Good but you didn’t show how the app works which is what I want to know
Tanks
Welcome
Think it is time for an upgrade!
is that really air purification as well
within one year my one is broken. It’s not working anymore. Anyone have similar situation?
Thanks heaps for the comment and watching, your support is really appreciated! 😀
Can you do more videos like this?
So I just bought the last dehumidifier in sydney 😂 this was not my first choice but thanks for giving such a great review! Is that a 10 or 20 litre? I could only get 10 but thankful there was any at all considering none left in stock online anywhere and I literally got the last one from Harvey N .. they sold 23 in less than 24 hours. Hopefully the small one works ok. How many hours did it take to get humidity to around 45 ? Do you leave it on all day in your bathroom/ wardrobe?
How's your dehumidifier been going? I'm in Sydney as well and just cannot get the moisture out of my house and am very seriously considering this machine.
Compressor (summer) or desiccant (winter)?
You would go with compressor in summer in higher temps and desiccant more so for winter
Yes, I know (which is what I put in the brackets). That’s why I asked which type this is (I don't think you said in the review)! Perhaps I should have prefaced my comment with - 'Is it'
@@wfdTamar oh sorry lol! This is a compressor one 😃 I've actually been using it everyday for 10 months, it's great
My room gets very hot and humid can this help bring heat down if I also have an evaporative cooler which works better in dry environments ts
Evaporative cooling doesn't really work if it's already humid, you might be better off with a split system air conditioner
Is it quiet? Will it be disturbing while the tv is on for example? Looking for a quiet solution
From the reviews they are loud and can leak.
You didnt even explain the differences between using dry mode or laundry mode which is the whole reason i clicked this video all i can find is info on A/C dry mode
Hi Andy,
We must be doing something wrong. Running all day in the laundry with no water collected in the tank? Can you help?
what does humidity % say?
The water container looks so small, how much water fits in it? Thanks.
3.5L
Cool
Is this your favourite dehumidifier?
ikut nyimak ya kak👍👍👍👍👍👍
If I could talk that fast I think I can cut my day in half.
Hahahaha lol! Glad I could offer some productivity hints!
These are very loud unfortunately. Strictly for work purposes. Not something you can stand while the TV is on. When the fans are working, they’re blasting
Hey Andy can you leave this on all night?
Does this also tell your % of humidity at live time ?
Indeed it does.
Two observations watching your video, 1) are you Vin Diesel's love child ? and 2) you haven't explained the product very well. Your demonstration unit is the middle of the Breville range at just under $500-. First up, if you live in humid part of Australia or you have a local moisture issue, this unit is great. It's essentially a fridge drawing air across a condenser which creates a massive temperature differential, catching the moisture on the aluminum fins (just like a car radiator) and the drips run down into the collection tank. So it really is fit for purpose and works extremely well. On the down side, only deaf people will be able to sleep through the night with this on (even on LOW). Imagine a jet passenger plane taxing down the runway in your bedroom. Depending on the season, we run this for a few hours before going to bed. As for the air purification, you laud too much praise Vin. It has a fine nylon mesh filter and a foam filter not unlike the air intake on a home ducted air conditioner. if you want true air filtration, look at a Samsung AX5500K Air Purifier. The Breville will remove lumps from the air, it won't remove smoke and dust particles. The laundry mode is not for running it in the laundry. It's for drying your wet clothes as it expels warm to hot air as it extracts moisture. The other aspect to be mindful of is the size of the room and and any cross currents. This is one device that really needs exact fitting to the cubic measurement of your room otherwise it will struggle to lower the humidity to meet your expectation. Vin, I just wished your enthusiasm matched your knowledge.
Would the breville dehumidifier work in a small size bathroom to get rid of steam from a shower?
@@chrisk1391 good question.. that’s mine as well. Giving it a go so hopefully yes.
@@carolyneg3780 I would be really grateful if you would let me know if it works in the bathroom. Thankyou :-)
PMSL ur comment smashed it mate. “Vin” certainly does look the part I’m now laughing so much that I need to buy a dehumidifier 😅
@@chrisk1391 yes but the dehumidifier has to work a lot harder because there are many sources of water (sink, S trap etc). You're better off with an IXL ceiling mounted heat lamps and fan.
Has very bad reviews from what I've seen. AusClimate seems like the one to go with, I'm about to buy two soon. Let ya's know how it goes
Yes Ausclimate are really good! They make fantastic dehumidifiers. Have you received them yet?
The Breville is also good, did you manage to check the review?
MR! YOUWHOOOOOO!!!😂😂🤣
Whats the rush! 1000 words a minute !!
YOU GOTTA SLOW DOWN ON YOUR TALKING, YOU SEEM TO RUSH THROUGH THE SETTINGS,... SLOW IT DOWN BRO AND EXPLAIN THINGS AS IF WE ARE NEW AT THIS ... YOUR RUSHING IT BECAUSE YOU MAY KNOW HOW TO USE IT BUT YOUR HERE TO SHOW PEOPLE STEP BY STEP... RELAX MORE...
1 observation. You sound like my son when he was little speaking at 100 ks an hour with gibberish. Slow down. I want to understand what you're saying because I'm actually interested in getting a dehumidifier and I want to know the details for comparisons.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll make sure I slow it down a bit in future 😃
Also on CZcams you can slow the video speed down (for example 0.75 of speed). See if that works and thanks for watching.
Also, where were you looking at using the dehumidifier?
@MrYouWho in my wardrobe. Since I had the bathroom updated, I've noticed my clothes seem cold and damp when I get them out of my wardrobe which is the other side of the bathroom wall. I used a couple of those damp rid moisture removers and noticed a difference with my clothes, and the damp rid took in at least 1 and a half cups of water. I think a little electric dehumidifier would do a better job. What do you recommend?
Hey bro, love that tight shirt
paid for review? thats not infi i whould use to buy
20 l a day is very low efficiency
MrYouwho can i get in your goodies :)
Are you Vin Diesel :)
Mryouwhoooooooo :) :0)
Gg
seems like a paid review....