Morphy Richards 0.9L Dehumidifier White

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$113.84at mcgrocer.com, last seen Oct 30

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Our take on the Morphy Richards 0.9L Dehumidifier White

The Morphy Richards 0.9L Dehumidifier is a small thermoelectric unit for one room, not a whole-home compressor dehumidifier. It pulls up to 0.9 liters of moisture per day and stops with a full-tank reminder. That capacity suits a closet, bathroom, or small bedroom; a damp basement needs a larger compressor model.

Best forSmall bedrooms and closetsBathrooms and laundry areasRenters who want a plug-in, no-install fixKeeping a caravan or camper dry

Pros

Compact and light enough to move room to room
Full-tank reminder so it does not overflow
Quiet enough for a bedroom at night
No installation or drain plumbing needed
Low running cost compared with compressor units

Cons

0.9L per day is low; damp rooms will still feel damp

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Morphy Richards 0.9L Dehumidifier White price history

Lowest price we've seen: $113.84 on Oct 30 at mcgrocer.com. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 30.

What reviewers say

Owners of small Peltier dehumidifiers like this one generally find them useful for a single enclosed space but report modest water collection. Many say the tank needs emptying daily in humid weather.

Pros

Noticeably less condensation on windows in small rooms
Quiet operation overnight
Easy to carry and set up

Cons

Collects far less water than the 0.9L figure suggests in cool rooms
Tank needs frequent emptying
Little effect in large or open rooms

Specifications

Removes Up To: 0.9L of moisture
Includes A

Questions and answers

Is 0.9L per day enough for a bedroom?: For a small, closed bedroom it can take the edge off humidity. For a visibly damp room or a basement, it is too small; look for a compressor unit rated at 10L or more.
Does it work in a cold room?: Poorly. Thermoelectric dehumidifiers lose most of their extraction below about 15°C, so a cold garage or unheated room is not a good fit.
Can I drain it continuously?: Only if a hose outlet is provided; the standard package is tank-only, so plan to empty it by hand. Check the box contents before buying if continuous drainage matters.
How often do I empty the tank?: In humid conditions, expect to empty it about once a day. In drier air it may run several days between empties.
Is it cheaper to run than a compressor dehumidifier?: It draws less power, but it removes much less water per hour, so cost per liter of moisture removed is usually higher. For serious damp, a compressor unit wins.

Our take on the Morphy Richards 0.9L Dehumidifier White

Best forSmall bedrooms and closetsBathrooms and laundry areasRenters who want a plug-in, no-install fixKeeping a caravan or camper dry

Pros

Compact and light enough to move room to room
Full-tank reminder so it does not overflow
Quiet enough for a bedroom at night
No installation or drain plumbing needed
Low running cost compared with compressor units

Cons

0.9L per day is low; damp rooms will still feel damp

What reviewers say

Owners of small Peltier dehumidifiers like this one generally find them useful for a single enclosed space but report modest water collection. Many say the tank needs emptying daily in humid weather.

Pros

Noticeably less condensation on windows in small rooms
Quiet operation overnight
Easy to carry and set up

Cons

Collects far less water than the 0.9L figure suggests in cool rooms
Tank needs frequent emptying
Little effect in large or open rooms

Questions and answers

Is 0.9L per day enough for a bedroom?

For a small, closed bedroom it can take the edge off humidity. For a visibly damp room or a basement, it is too small; look for a compressor unit rated at 10L or more.

Does it work in a cold room?

Poorly. Thermoelectric dehumidifiers lose most of their extraction below about 15°C, so a cold garage or unheated room is not a good fit.

Can I drain it continuously?

Only if a hose outlet is provided; the standard package is tank-only, so plan to empty it by hand. Check the box contents before buying if continuous drainage matters.

How often do I empty the tank?

In humid conditions, expect to empty it about once a day. In drier air it may run several days between empties.

Is it cheaper to run than a compressor dehumidifier?

It draws less power, but it removes much less water per hour, so cost per liter of moisture removed is usually higher. For serious damp, a compressor unit wins.