The Ultimate Baby Dehumidifer

Was in my local Do-it-All (Home Depot) store at the end of the day to pick up some bits for home.

Saw on a shelf a little box about 12" (300mm) high x 6" (150mm) wide x 5" (125mm) deep which contained a Dehumidifier operated by a Peltier device. It was priced around 20GBP.

Powered from the 230vac mains through a 9vdc transformer, so it could run, briefly off a 9v battery if you got desparate :rolleyes:

The duty was claimed to be 250ml at 30°C 80%RH.

I think it was suggested for use in a clothes wardrobe. Just wonder what the duty will be in our northern climes at this time of the year :D

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Originally Posted by Brian_UK

Saw on a shelf a little box about 12" (300mm) high x 6" (150mm) wide x 5" (125mm) deep which contained a Dehumidifier operated by a Peltier device. It was priced around 20GBP.

The duty was claimed to be 250ml at 30°C 80%RH.

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Hi Brian_UK,

Can you share the brand?

Would appreciate if you could include the website or link.

Thanks in Advance.

Winfred :)

I'll see what I can find out Winfred.

Unfortunately the website doesn't give too many details but here it is:-
http://www.focusdiy.co.uk/invt/196311

If your baby is that wet you should change its nappy (diaper), not stick it in a dehumidifier!!!

cheers

Andy P

:) Lol :) ;)

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Originally Posted by Andy_P

If your baby is that wet you should change its nappy (diaper), not stick it in a dehumidifier!!!

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Well, that's certainly a different viewpoint! In another thread we were discussing ammonia releases, and here we are back to that again.:D

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Originally Posted by Brian_UK

Unfortunately the website doesn't give too many details but here it is:-
http://www.focusdiy.co.uk/invt/196311

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Thanks. :)

Actually if you do a Google on 'peltier dehumidifiers' then quite a few come up ;)