Would this work well in a tiny bathroom with no exhaust fan?
521457
I use mine in the hallway outside of our small bathroom. It seems to do the trick. Instead of an exhaust fan, just use a small desk fan in the bathroom while showering.
521458
Hello, although the directions say do not use in bathrooms, I do. I have a small bathroom where mold grows easily at certain times of the year especially. I run this machine in there for 2 to 4 hours a day during those times and it works great. I however am not in there while it runs..turn it on when you are done using the room and let it work. While we do have an exhaust fan in there, this works much, much better than that fan does. I find it works better if after running for about a half hour, I crack the door to give a little more air circulation. I also use in the bedroom when needed, we have small rooms. Hello, although the directions say do not use in bathrooms, I do. I have a small bathroom where mold grows easily at certain times of the year especially. I run this machine in there for 2 to 4 hours a day during those times and it works great. I however am not in there while it runs..turn it on when you are done using the room and let it work. While we do have an exhaust fan in there, this works much, much better than that fan does. I find it works better if after running for about a half hour, I crack the door to give a little more air circulation. I also use in the bedroom when needed,... » Read More Hello, although the directions say do not use in bathrooms, I do. I have a small bathroom where mold grows easily at certain times of the year especially. I run this machine in there for 2 to 4 hours a day during those times and it works great. I however am not in there while it runs..turn it on when you are done using the room and let it work. While we do have an exhaust fan in there, this works much, much better than that fan does. I find it works better if after running for about a half hour, I crack the door to give a little more air circulation. I also use in the bedroom when needed, we have small rooms. « Show Less
521459
I don't think so. Unless the one I got is just a lemon. Min never drew a drop of moisture out of the air.
521460
For safety reasons I, don't think you can have this dehumidifier in your bathroom especially while showering. Even though my master bathroom has it's own fan I've placed it in my master bedroom and always make sure to turn it on while I am showering and keep it on at least couple of hours after I am done showering. Just to make sure there is no moisture left in the room or in the walk-in closet. Hope that helped.
521461
Yes, quite loud though. Will also heat up the room a bit. Manual says to avoid areas like that, but doesn't say why.
521462
Well since the one I got never worked, probably not, but I can't answer that definitively.
521463
Yes. I use it to keep mold from forming on my 25 foot sail boat. But it does generate heat so you will need to take that into consideration.
1336179
Not at all... the air flow is minimal. I would guess its primary use would be to cool electronic components by placing it on top with the exhaust facing rearward.
942782
I am using this exhaust fan in a 42 sq ft bathroom with 8 ft high ceilings. When my wife takes a shower, it is clearly good enough. When my teenage daughter takes a shower, not so much. But, I don't think there is any exhaust fan that would keep up with the hot-hot and long-long showers that my teenage daughter takes.Perhaps key to this exhaust fan being enough: I have it hooked up to a time so that I can have the fan running for x minutes after I leave the bathroom. To do that, I bought this item from http://amazon.com, too: Leviton LTB30-1LZ Decora 1800W Incandescent/20A Resistive-Inductive 1HP Preset 5-10-15-30 Minute Countdown Timer Switch I am using this exhaust fan in a 42 sq ft bathroom with 8 ft high ceilings. When my wife takes a shower, it is clearly good enough. When my teenage daughter takes a shower, not so much. But, I don't think there is any exhaust fan that would keep up with the hot-hot and long-long showers that my teenage daughter takes.Perhaps key to this exhaust fan being enough: I have it hooked up to a time so that I can have the fan running for x minutes after I leave the bathroom. To do that, I bought this item from http://amazon.com, too: Leviton LTB30-1LZ... » Read More I am using this exhaust fan in a 42 sq ft bathroom with 8 ft high ceilings. When my wife takes a shower, it is clearly good enough. When my teenage daughter takes a shower, not so much. But, I don't think there is any exhaust fan that would keep up with the hot-hot and long-long showers that my teenage daughter takes.Perhaps key to this exhaust fan being enough: I have it hooked up to a time so that I can have the fan running for x minutes after I leave the bathroom. To do that, I bought this item from http://amazon.com, too: Leviton LTB30-1LZ Decora 1800W Incandescent/20A Resistive-Inductive 1HP Preset 5-10-15-30 Minute Countdown Timer Switch « Show Less
1821983
Not really. The airflow is pretty slow, just enough to cool a media cabinet and move a little air around. Go with something bigger and better.
531990
Probably not. We have a vanity light in that bathroom as well. The exhaust fan is closer to the shower and that area was kind of dark. I'd say it's good secondary light. We have it on a separate switch from the vanity light.
991046
This is a powerful (yet compact) fan that should be more than adequate for most restrooms. My personal preference would be for the stationary fan rather than ones that move around.
1995731
Not a powerful fan for cooling.Might help circulate air in a very small room though.
1859875
I don't know exactly what you need for your bathroom but this definitely seems like overkill. My suggestion would be find a better bathroom exhaust fan and make sure the fan is exhausted correctly to the attic. Maybe all you need to do is clean your existing exhaust fan.
2185058
Paul I believe it will work just fine. That gives me a idea for exhaust fan in our bathroom in the camper. This fan really moves alot of air
190491
Either way is ok.For its size, the fan is not very powerful for either purpose of yours.
1518431
I have this fan in a smaller bathroom (6x9) and it is fine. For a 6x12, you probably would prefer the results of the 110cfm fan. Also, much of the fan's efficiency depends on the length and turns of your ventilation exhaust. When in doubt, get the higher capacity.
221362
This should do well in a small room. The application we used it for was a LARGE room - 30x30 with 10 foot ceilings. It did OK. It kept the temp bearable - around 75 as opposed to 85. We bought this unit knowing that is would be small for the space we were cooling. Our space requires about a 25-30,000 cooling BTU. So this unit should facilitate a small room with no problem.
1409329
I wouldn't recommend that application. This fan is made to move air from a case or cabinet not to exhaust a bathroom. It's not big enough
237519
It would move air, but what is your intent? If you use it as an exhaust fan you would have to move air from someplace else in the room (open window). If used as an intact fan, then it would make a positive pressure environment if no outside vent/window/door is open.
2165072
It is good for a very small room like bathroom or closet with no window. If you open the window it defeats the purpose.
189816
The flow through this unit would probably be too large to be used this way. A better choice might be the "Panasonic FV-10NLF1 WhisperLine 120 CFM In-Line Fan, 4-Inch Duct" unit Amazon sells. I use the 120 cfm unit as an exhaust fan on a switch for a single bathroom. I use the 240 cfm unit as a vent fan on a timer for four rooms. You will probably need to connect the power to this unit through the furnace controls so that it is switched on and off with the furnace.
1974623
I use heat bulbs, one white, one red at the entrance to our 4' x 6' shower (8' high ceiling). Even this small space does not get a 'warm' breeze. I stand underneath it to dry off and it helps with the chill. Unless you have an incredibly small bathroom-like small closet size- it is not going to heat the room. My unit does not have exhaust feature. The fan just circulates the heat. Sorry i don't have any info about heater blowers.