How many sq ft cover this dehumidifier
1670810
Hi, we are using it in our basement, which is 500 sq ft. It seems to be doing the job ok. No problems yet.
1670811
It removes 32 pints of water a day from whatever space you put it in. It's not rated by square feet.
1176367
BTU's for this item are 5,118; and will cover 5,000 Square Feet. I got this answer from their Customer Service at 1-888 672-5832.
811902
Hi Gissella, should cover about 100 sq. My room was 144 sq and i spread it on thin and had just enough. My floor did not have heavy coats to remove.
751675
I've used this for several years for my dog who is frightened by thunder, and just general anxious. I put it in my living room and it seems to cover that room plus the dining room (of a 3 bedroom house, not sure of sq. footage.) Hope this helps.
2177517
this is a nice unit, and its made well. we use it in our front room and it cools really good our room is about 600 square feet, Hope this helps
114584
It covers 390 square feet. Check http://www.kaz.com/kaz/air-purifiers/products/honeywell-50250-s-true-hepa-air-purifier-50250-s/
156010
About 1 square yard and maybe a little more. I used it to cover a drip pan for my home AC.
2084846
The unit is small and I don't know how many square feet is it supposed to cover. I use it in my bedroom which is 16 X 16, but some dust still accumulates. I mostly wanted it for smoke from the fires we have in the summer.
1736579
Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) Dehumidification Selection Guideavailable at Lowe's web site, indicates an extremely wet area (laundry drying, wet floor, high load conditions, would require a dehumidifer capable of removing 44 pints per 24 hours for a 2500 sq. ft. area (assuming 8 ft. ceiling, since it is really a volume calculation, and moist, warm outdoor conditions). I would think that a centrally placed 70 pt. unit should be adequate, provided there is air circulation for the entire 1000 sq. ft (or use an additional fan to help the circulation, if necessary). The 70 pt. dehumidifier should be able to handle it. Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) Dehumidification Selection Guideavailable at Lowe's web site, indicates an extremely wet area (laundry drying, wet floor, high load conditions, would require a dehumidifer capable of removing 44 pints per 24 hours for a 2500 sq. ft. area (assuming 8 ft. ceiling, since it is really a volume calculation, and moist, warm outdoor conditions). I would think that a centrally placed 70 pt. unit should be adequate, provided there is air circulation for the entire 1000 sq. ft (or use an additional fan to help the circulation, if necessary).... » Read More Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (AHAM) Dehumidification Selection Guideavailable at Lowe's web site, indicates an extremely wet area (laundry drying, wet floor, high load conditions, would require a dehumidifer capable of removing 44 pints per 24 hours for a 2500 sq. ft. area (assuming 8 ft. ceiling, since it is really a volume calculation, and moist, warm outdoor conditions). I would think that a centrally placed 70 pt. unit should be adequate, provided there is air circulation for the entire 1000 sq. ft (or use an additional fan to help the circulation, if necessary). The 70 pt. dehumidifier should be able to handle it. « Show Less
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My basement is probably about 1200 sq ft. The EDV-4000 pulls 2 liters out of the air in less than a day. That keeps my basement at about 60% relative humidity at 70 degrees F, which is good enough to keep it from smelling musty. I think it could get to lower RH or handle a bigger room if it was connected to drain continuously. The thing that seems to be limiting it is that the tank is fairly small. Since I don't empty it more than once a day, it can only do 2 liters a day. Overall I'm really happy with it. It's much smaller and quieter than my old compressor dehumidifier.
186487
The size of the dehumidifier depends on the humidity level and the size of the area your trying to control. I am using this 50 pint model in approximately 1500 sq. ft. basement and it keeps the humidity level at 45%. I hope this helps you decide. i have never had a problem and it is easy to operate.
1073443
300 square ft. with high ceilings. I love this humidifier. It is easy to fill and you don't have to deal with expensive stinky filters. I use distilled water and so I don't have to change the demineralized often. It runs quietly.
1273007
It covers about 400 sq ft. and I have to say, it really solved the problem of my dog's separation anxiety. Since it's a diffuser, the 400 sq ft. is sort of a ballpark.I feel it does get through my apt which is large with no problem
1684000
Our 600 kits cover 600 square feet x 1" thick. Calculate the area you are insulating in square feet and multiply it by the thickness of insulation you want in inches and divide by 600. This will tell you the number of 600 kits you need. Sincerely - Mark, Battic Door Energy
1173040
A quart will cover about 1,000 sq ft and . Make sure you shake the container. I used a small fiber cloth to apply the product. The product is a little oily, so I recommend wearing gloves. I have used this product a few times and have been very satisfied with the results. I seal my tile every couple of years. Amazon has the best price!!!!!
2192277
This unit will not humidify the area that it claims. It will handle two large rooms at best. If you have 1800 sqft I would recommend getting two units.
1185675
not sure,don`t use it very often ,doesn`t cover as much sq.ft.as advertised.