Frigidaire FFAD3533W1 Dehumidifier, Moderate Humidity 35 Pint Capacity with a Easy-to-Clean Washable Filter and Custom Humidity Control for maximized comfort, in White

I like that it is doing the job but I like to turn it off to emply the tank but once it fills up completely the On / Off Does Nothing unless you unplug the Unit. If you catch it before it does shut down you can slect and turn it off. Otherwise it does not shut off using the Power button when Full.

Ok. After having it for over a month, here is s summary: 1. The library quite statement is wrong - it is loud! 2. It is not energy efficient. Will add to your monthly electricity bill additional $50. 3. The pump didnt work that great and eventually stopped working.

I read this on 1 or 2 reviews.. the thing makes odd noises while fan is on LOW setting. It’s almost louder than medium. But it does a hell of a job. Easily moves from one place to another, can easily remove humidity in a large south Florida home.

We have 2 smaller dehumidifiers that could get our humidity level down from 80% to 72% after a few days of constant running. If we crank the heat in the house to 80F, we could get the humidity down to 57%. This Frigidaire... oh hunky. I plugged it in and in an HOUR the humidity dropped from 72% to 40%. Insane. I wish we had gotten this one first. It is so much nicer in the condo now. And I dont have to worry about mold growth as much as I did before. This dehumidifier is the one.

It does seem to draw the wetness from my basement has fast as my old one did. It has been a wet spring though.

I really like this model. It does a great job getting humidity down and noise level is wonderful. Only issue because it saves energy it stays on all the time. Wish it would turn off like my old model when it reached the set temp. I can just turn it off especially at night. Customer service was great and told me these units now stay on all the time to save energy. I still recommend it and it really is a great unit and does very well.

We purchased this unit because of good reviews from testing sites. We run a dehumidifier non stop in our RV in a coastal area with a lot of rain. Our first was a Keystone which worked great for 6 years, then started leaving water on the floor. Since it was not ranked as high we chose the Frigidaire. First the Frigidaire doesnt have carry handles on the sides. We move it in and out of the RV or people moving it downstairs will find it slick to hold on. These are fairly big and heavy. It has a hose attachment at the back. It warns to make sure it is tightly closed when not using a hose but we didnt. Water on the floor, but once tightly closed it is fine. This unit does not pump warm air into the room as our other one did. Having warm air was nice in the RV but not needed in our house. This frigidaire fan pumps a lot of air but it is cool. The air must be able to reach the back in order to take out the moisture. We always left our old one next to the cabinet to save on space, but noticed this one was not taking out the same amount of water overnight. It had to come out 12 inches into the room to work better. We will see if it lasts as many years as the old one.

Maybe Im spoiled by my previous 50 pint Danby but this removes moisture too slow in comparison. Im using it in a small bathroom and run it during and after shower. The 50 pint was able to keep mirror/window from fogging up completely and this 22 pint wasnt able to do so. In addition the fan is on the side as opposed to on the top of the unit, which makes it feel like its hard to circulate air properly this way, but may depend on your layout. Maybe its because the fan is not as powerful as the 50 pint but if you like running the fan on without much noise then this is for you. Bathroom door closed I can barely hear the fan which my wife loved. Compressor is loud though when its on so kinda defeats the purpose as its a dehumidifier. I returned this and will be hunting for a 50 pint.

This unit works really well - it gets my humidity down to under 40%. I live in a studio so I had hoped it would be quieter - it’s like a loud white noise machine.

After reading many reviews ranging from 1 to 5 stars, I was scared to purchase this product, but I have to say, Im not disappointed. Lets start with why I purchased it - I needed to bring down the humidity in my west Texas home (~1,730 sqft). The humidity in my house with refrigerated air was between 55 (downstairs) and 65% (upstairs). After receiving the dehumidifier, I placed it upstairs in my loft, which overlooks most of my downstairs. PERFORMANCE (5 STARS): I ran the dehumidifier on its continuous setting for about 3-4 days, and I didnt see any immediate results. The humidity in my house was the same, but it was removing moisture from the air - about 12 gallons a day. I was on the verge of returning the product, but on day 4 or 5, the humidity levels began to drop dramatically. After about a week of running, they are down to about 30% (downstairs) and 43% (upstairs), ±2%. TEMPERATURE: I read some reviews about the air from the exhaust being hotter than the current air temperature - this is true on occasion. I felt that the air leaving the machine was a little warmer than the surrounding temperature; however, it wasnt anything significant. Other times, there was hardly any noticeable difference in the air temperature from the exhaust and the surrounding air temperature. PLACEMENT: I read in the instructions that this unit should be placed at least 12 inches from the wall on any side. After looking at the unit, the air intake is on the rear (which looks like a design flaw). I feel this could have been better placed on the sides or front (but hey, Im not an engineer). I wasnt going to put this in the middle of the room, so I simply turned the unit around and put the front of it against the wall, so the rear (where the air intake is) was facing outward. The only inconvenient part of this was that the water reservoir was only accessible from the front. This means you cannot see the water level or empty it without turning it around. This minor inconvenience takes seconds to do and needs to be done once a day (twice max). Even though you cant see the water level, the unit will automatically turn off once it is full. NOISE (4 STARS): While quieter than others (from what Ive read), this unit is still a bit noisy. I didnt conduct a decibel test, but it sounds like a large floor fan when on high.