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This dehumidifier is designed for managing fairly low moisture levels in small rooms up to 15m² or 2200 cubic feet, so it isn't going to cope with major damp issues or be able to control humidity within an entire house like larger capacity dehumidifiers.

The water tank slides easily out the back of the dehumidifier, the lid comes off and the water can be poured away before the tank is replaced, ready to go again. The dehumidifier was tested in a number of rooms in Laura’s house, including the conservatory, home office and bedroom, during daytime hours and overnight. Don't worry about having to monitor the dehumidifier as there it an auto cut-off when the tank gets full. Just like the ProBreeze 500ml, the Russell Hobbs RHDH1061G’s tiny build does mean that you'll sacrifice powerful performance with this option. The design is simple, making the appliance incredibly easy to use, but those with more significant moisture-removal ambitions will need to look elsewhere.

If you want an appliance that works straight out of the box, you'll be pleased with the Russell Hobbs RHDH1061. Most commonly this is measured in litres per day, so an extraction rate of 10L/per day means the dehumidifier should be able to extract 10 litres of moisture within 24 hours if running continuously.If you’re looking for a dehumidifier that can clear moisture in a larger space or deal with significant damp levels within the home, then you need a dehumidifier with a high extraction rate. There are four different sized dehumidifiers in the Arete One range, offering moisture extraction rates of 10, 12, 20 or 25 litres per day. Plus, the MeacoDry Arete One dehumidifier'sSmart Laundrymodeworks brilliantly for drying washing indoors – wet laundry was dry in hours rather than the days it can usually take in the draughty Victorian terrace we tested the unit in.