after watching your video i am going to skip the small ones and get one similar in size to your toshiba. the inside of my RV is wet from condensation from all of this cold weather lately. thanks for video.
I have this in my house, it's awesome, I was amazed at how much water was in the tank after 1 day, I run mine for about 5 hours a day now, and it's full after 3 days.
Is it loud? Do you still use it? Any issues as of now? I really need something like this but for the inside of my house for a small area. I was trying to find one that is made out of metal for strudiness and longevity. I have researched quite a bit. I dont mind spening the money for a good quality one that will work well for a long time. I need it in the bedroom. Especially for the winter. I hope someone has an idea and they could give me a suggestion?! Thanks!
Have you ever thought of connecting the drain hose from your dehumidifier to your clean water tank? Seeing that you are pulling water out of the air, you won't have any of the stuff that tap water has. I'm actually surprised that modern RVs don't have them permanently installed
How big is your rv? We’re 23’ and 8’ wide. We’re gonna try one, we’re under 200 sq ft. We picked up one rated for 550 sq ft. Came back from a trip and had to pull the slide in, in pouring rain. As good as seals are, water comes with it. Dried it up, but I’d rather have something running than nothing to help. Nice rig by the way, we did get that same dehumidifier for our boys game room. It’ll be perfect
This Beacon is 40' . We never knew how much moisture came into an rv just naturally, it's just not something one thinks of. But now knowing that we will always have a dehumidifier in here. We pretty much run it year round, and the amount of water it collects is crazy. Thank you for watching.
yes, but not all the time as you are quite aware i am sure. the times we don't run the AC or just in a very humid area we have found this to help immensely. Hope this helps
Exactly gotta have ventilation bathroom skylight open fan? Cooking I don't use my stove microwave or little hot plate open door window always fan 26ft 5th wheel ya know wat is killing me owners have Half my house under ceader branches solar panel hasn't seen sun 3 fk n years I'm at my wits end
I am not so sure that the bigger unit is not so powerful that it is actually drawing in air and condensing water from the outside of your r/v as well as the inside. If the vaccum/suction is strong enough it may be pulling air/moisture in through any ventilation or openings like slightly opened windows. 3/4 of a gallon in 24 hours in that volume of space seems excessive. I've watched several videos with similar results and that's my conclusion. Just my thoughts.
Excellent review!! Always buy a dehumidifier that is bigger than you need.
Thank you, it has worked amazingly well for us
after watching your video i am going to skip the small ones and get one similar in size to your toshiba. the inside of my RV is wet from condensation from all of this cold weather lately. thanks for video.
The Toshiba is a life saver. I assure you it is worth the money. Thank you for watching our videos.
I agree, I'm going to bypass even getting two smaller ones
Great video. Thank you for sharing
I have this in my house, it's awesome, I was amazed at how much water was in the tank after 1 day, I run mine for about 5 hours a day now, and it's full after 3 days.
We too were shocked at the amount of water this thing pulls, especially compared to the old ones we had. Thank you for watching.
Is it loud? Do you still use it? Any issues as of now?
I really need something like this but for the inside of my house for a small area. I was trying to find one that is made out of metal for strudiness and longevity. I have researched quite a bit. I dont mind spening the money for a good quality one that will work well for a long time. I need it in the bedroom. Especially for the winter. I hope someone has an idea and they could give me a suggestion?!
Thanks!
Have you ever thought of connecting the drain hose from your dehumidifier to your clean water tank? Seeing that you are pulling water out of the air, you won't have any of the stuff that tap water has.
I'm actually surprised that modern RVs don't have them permanently installed
Tbh no we didn't think of that. It is a good idea. Thanks for watching
If I set this at 50% when will it start and stop?
How big is your rv? We’re 23’ and 8’ wide. We’re gonna try one, we’re under 200 sq ft. We picked up one rated for 550 sq ft. Came back from a trip and had to pull the slide in, in pouring rain. As good as seals are, water comes with it. Dried it up, but I’d rather have something running than nothing to help. Nice rig by the way, we did get that same dehumidifier for our boys game room. It’ll be perfect
This Beacon is 40' . We never knew how much moisture came into an rv just naturally, it's just not something one thinks of. But now knowing that we will always have a dehumidifier in here. We pretty much run it year round, and the amount of water it collects is crazy. Thank you for watching.
Have you had black stuff(possibly mold) in the water collection tank
Not as of yet, we did have a light tan on the bottom maybe a light algae but that only happened once and we have not seen it since.
BUT ARE YOU RUNNING AN AC TOO? Do you have the windows open or closed?
yes, but not all the time as you are quite aware i am sure. the times we don't run the AC or just in a very humid area we have found this to help immensely. Hope this helps
Exactly gotta have ventilation bathroom skylight open fan? Cooking I don't use my stove microwave or little hot plate open door window always fan 26ft 5th wheel ya know wat is killing me owners have Half my house under ceader branches solar panel hasn't seen sun 3 fk n years I'm at my wits end
nice one, thx
Any time!, Thank you for watching.
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I only have 30 amp no propane winter in BC Canada my fuses would blow
I am not so sure that the bigger unit is not so powerful that it is actually drawing in air and condensing water from the outside of your r/v as well as the inside. If the vaccum/suction is strong enough it may be pulling air/moisture in through any ventilation or openings like slightly opened windows. 3/4 of a gallon in 24 hours in that volume of space seems excessive. I've watched several videos with similar results and that's my conclusion. Just my thoughts.
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