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cjr

If I'm looking to put a tumble dryer in a basement that is slightly damp with no drainage options, what type should it be? It's damp from groundwater I think and is fine for storing bikes etc but I don't want to add to the dampness. I have a fan sucking air out of an air brick to help circulate the air.

Edit - The temp doesn't drop below around 12deg according to the data from the fan (it has bluetooth humidity and temp readings to an app).

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Sam_w in reply to @cjr

You are obviously going to want something that condenses, so that is either a standard condensor or heat pump, we recently switched from a condensor to a heatpump and it makes a massive difference to the amount of heat and humidity that is being pumped into the room, so I would go Heatpump.

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Grumpy_Git in reply to @Sam_w

What brand/model did you get?

I still use a venting type as the old condensing ones seemed a bit shit (sole data point being my parents unit)

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