Eva-dry EDV-E-500 Renewable Wireless Mini Dehumidifer

User Reviews

• Reviewer: Jacob Beutler

• Date: 2010-03-06

• Review: I bought this a few weeks ago and put it in my car because i have a lot of problems with moisture. It has not sucked up any water at all. The beads wont change color signifing that its working.

• Reviewer: Texas Forensics

• Date: 2010-02-15

• Review: Excellent choice for confined areas to be kept dry. Simply keep an eye on it and "recharge" when necessary!

• Reviewer: Carlos R. Barros

• Date: 2010-02-12

• Review: I purchased 2 of these to put in a large safe. They need to be recharged more frequently than I would like for being in a climate controlled safe. They are heavy and will not hang from the wall outlet to recharge, so I have to use an extension and lay them on their side to "Recharge" them. Some of the crystals that can be seen through the window appear to be burnt, and so it is difficult to tell if it is working as advertised. I prefer "Damp-Rid" for dehumidifying because you can actually see when it needs to be replaced, as well as gauge how much humidity is in the area. Otherwise it is a great idea, but would have liked better execution.

• Reviewer: J. Snodgrass

• Date: 2010-02-05

• Review: I bought this for my Keezer because excessive moisture was causing mold. This thing works amazingly good at dehumidifying a 7.0 cu foot SEALED container. No longer are the walls of the freezer 'weeping', they are bone dry to the touch.
  
  Since this is a PASSIVE dehumidifier I do not recommend it for anything but small and relatively sealed areas like a closet of fabric chest. If you want to dehumidify a small room or large closet look at getting a active model.

• Reviewer: R. Hatch

• Date: 2010-02-04

• Review: This thing is huge. I suppose there are dimensions of it somewhere on Amazon's page, but I was surprised when I received it how large it is. Decided not to hang it.
  
  I can't really tell how well it works. I bought it because my studio apartment stays rather humid, but it's too small to warrant purchasing a larger, more expensive dehumidifier. I have owned it for about a month, and it has not yet turned to pink crystals (ready to be recharged). It is placed by my heating unit, which appears to be the source of the problem, and I have seen less condensation (and resulting mold...eww), however, I also stopped using the heater so much... Combined effect, perhaps?
  
  Moral of the story-- it's probably suited better to a smaller space, like a closet.