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So are you asking for dehumidifiers which don’t need power?
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If you just want to get water out of the bathroom you're better off using a karcher window vac to get off the surface water from bath, shower, tiles than using a dehumidifier.
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My intention for bathroom ventilation where the current fan isn't cutting it and dehumidifier is a hassle is one of these silent, always on fans.
https://www.greenwood.co.uk/continuous-extract-dmev/unity-cv2-gip
Edit: and also a window vac as above. That sucks up about 100ml of water after morning showers in the winter.
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- Window open when showering
- karcher window vac (large capacity)
- Fan left on
You could also look at upgrading your extractor fan.
Or are you looking to dry a mound of wet towels each day?
- Window open when showering
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Dehumidifiers don't need to be in the specific room you're trying to dry out if you leave the door open they remove moisture from all around (depending on how big they are it might just take more time).
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Windows open wide for 10 minutes?
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Dehumidifiers for a bathroom where the bathroom doesn't have a socket that's within easy reach/don't want loads of fucking cables thanks.