- Is the Remington Model 500 worth it?
- It is worth it if you need to take the edge off dampness in a closet, bathroom or RV and space is tight. For a wet basement or a large room, a compressor dehumidifier removes far more water.
- How much water does it remove?
- Thermoelectric mini dehumidifiers like this typically collect a few cups a day in warm, humid air, and much less in cool rooms. Expect to empty the tank regularly in very damp conditions.
- Does it shut off automatically?
- Yes. It shuts down when the water tank is full, so it can run overnight without overflowing.
- Where should I use it?
- Use it in small enclosed spaces: closets, wardrobes, bathrooms, laundry nooks, gun safes, RVs and boats. It works best in warm spots and poorly in cold ones.
- Does it need a drain hose?
- No. It collects water in its own tank, so there is nothing to plumb in. You just empty the tank by hand.
- How does it compare with a compressor dehumidifier?
- A compressor unit removes much more water per day and suits basements and whole rooms. The Model 500 is smaller, quieter and cheaper to run, but far less powerful.
- Where is the Remington model 500 mini dehumidifier cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $40.49, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Remington model 500 mini dehumidifier?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Tractor Supply Co, Walmart.