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 have the dehumidifier in a damp basement and use the hose connection to dump the water into a sump so I never need to empty it. The unit does a great job of keeping the large basement at about 40% humidity. It is pretty quiet unless you set the fan speed to max. I would buy this unit again.

I received this dehumidifier a day ago and it’s already busy at work. I was thinking on giving my AC a break because of high humidity I would have to set it about to 70 and that would be too cold for us. The noise level of dehumidifier is like a white noise not bothersome. Works beautifully, also with every full tank I can water my outdoor plants. So it a win win situation. I would highly recommend this Frigidaire dehumidifier. Actually thinking about get a second one for upstairs.

This thing definitely pulls a ton of moisture, it’s easy to set up, easy to operate, easy to empty, and I really appreciate the wheels to make it easy to move around. However, it’s definitely not “as quiet as a library”. It’s not super loud, but on its lowest setting we can still hear it in another room. If that’s not a problem for you, other than that it’s a great dehumidifier.

Quiet, easy bucket removal. Highly recommend.

Worked great with low noise while it was alive. Less than 2 years later it no longer pulls water out of the air. Will buy different brand next time.

My older dehumidifier keep freezing over and never got the basement below 45%. I installed the Frigidaire 50 Pint Dehumidifier, using the continuous drain configuration, let it run continuously for 48 hours, then set the unit to 40% auto. Humidity has been holding at 35% as checked with a separate humidity monitor and the unit is not constantly running. Controls are easy, as is cleanable filter and it is not noisy at all.

I have two of the predecessor models of this unit. The older one has been running like a champ for years with no problems! We wanted another one for our bathroom so naturally we bought the same model. That one only lasted for a year and stopped working indicating a compressor problem. This is a newer version of that same unit and so far so good but we havent had it too long yet, so fingers crossed. What I like about both the older and newer model is that the drier air blows out the top of the unit, giving better air circulation and keeping the moisture off the mirror, window and walls. Another nice feature is the timer function. You can simply press the timer to have it go off in 30 , 60 etc. min after youre done showering. This model is harder to empty, theres really no smooth way to empty the container without splashing or dripping. They also moved the controls behind the fan vent so you have to reach across the air flow to press the buttons. not a big deal, just liked it better the old way.

Im comparing this to an older Friedrich unit and its good, but is missing two helpful features the Friedrich has: handles on each side, which help if you need to lift it; and a smaller nipple connection for 3/16-5/16 clear plastic tubing. Garden hose connections are easy because everyone has hose lying around and if youre running it to a floor drain, no problem. But dehumidifiers dont gush, they trickle, so a thin clear tube is fine. If you want to drill a hole through your garage wall, you dont want it as big as a garden hose. The Friedrich gave me that option, the Frigidaire does not. I cobbled together three adapter to step down the garden hose outlet to a thin tube nipple but it was a PITA to do it. Otherwise, no complaints. It hauled the humidity in our 30 x 45 garage down from 55% to 45% in short order.

The shower and tub in my master bedroom was producing so much moisture I was afraid of mold. We run this on medium when we take a bath or shower and we have learned to tune out the humming. The sound really isn’t bad especially on medium or low. Good investment.

I have a 35 pint for my 1300 square foot apartment, and a 50 pint version for the apartment complex I am a maintenance manager in. They are fairly quiet, but importantly the hum is white noise that I actually admire for rest/sleep. Never had a problem with either of them, and they eliminate humidity at the recommended levels shown. Pro: - The reservoir doesnt fill too fast, and design for pouring + shutoff + indicator + design as a whole is extremely professional and impressive. - You can see the built in humidity monitor (for the room), Set point can be from < 85% room humidity ↔ 30%-which is full capacity dehumidifying >. - only takes up 1 outlet spot (2 if you put it on the top one) - continuous operation very important - Disappearing (telecopes into top plane of unit) handle from the top for manueaverability + casters (wheels w/ lock) built in for easy movement - Bucket slides out very well to avoid spilling CONS: - bucket fill level could be more like 15%→full, but it shows more like 40% fill → 100% fill - a spot to put the instruction manual on the unit (engineer brain) 5/5 and gets the § DESIGN SEAL OF APPROVAL §