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jellobean · Joined: 14 Mar 2006

This is a dehumidifier similar to what you would find in North America...
I used it to keep the muggyness out of the air when I didn't have aircon..

nathanrutledge · Joined: 01 May 2008 Location: Marakesh

Whats the capacity and I don't mean of the bucket. There should be a number on there ## l/d or l/h that says how many liters per day/hour it removes from the air. If you can't find it, look on the box for all the other stats and take a photo, ya? I may be interested.

jellobean · Joined: 14 Mar 2006

One of the pictures I took of the box (the ones I posted) says 24L. Would that be what you are looking for?

I ran this in Chuncheon and even in the summer (very humid, no aircon) it took most of the day to fill up.

nathanrutledge · Joined: 01 May 2008 Location: Marakesh

No, the 24l should be referring to the tank size. You said it took most of the day to fill up? As in 9-5 or 24 hours? If it takes 24 hours to fill up, then there would be a 1l/h written somewhere, but if it's 8 hours to fill the tank then it's a 3l/h unit. So, if you can't find a number like that, then best guess, how long to fill the tank to completely? Also, where are you located?

jellobean · Joined: 14 Mar 2006

I would have to look at the box and user manual again and they are at home... I can look this evening... It took 9-5 to fill up in the summer when it was very humid in Chuncheon... The rest of the time it too about a day or so...

jellobean · Joined: 14 Mar 2006

It doesn't have L/hour because it has an adjustable humidity setting... So it pulls the water out of the air at the rate you set it at... I couldn't find any indication in the manual of the maximum L/hour... How it works is that you set a humidity % and it pulls water out of the air until the set %... It will turn on and off as necessary (or turn off when full)... It's been a few months since I used it so I had forgotten about that...

Let me know if you are still interested...

luckylooch · Joined: 01 Mar 2009

Buyer Beware: I just got back from making the 1 hour trek to Seoul from Suwon to meet 'jellobean' and purchase some carpets.... and what an interesting experience it was. She was initally helpful and friendly. We discussed price and items to be purchased, finally agreed on a fair deal, and I paid her cash. Afterward, I carried rugs, and she carried some light shelves down to my van. After packing my van up, she decides that the agreed upon amount WHICH I ALREADY PAID HER wasn't good enough, and she demanded 10000 Won more. I couldn't believe it. I politely discussed the issue with her, and listened to her whining. She even admitted it was her mistake, but refused to accept responsibility. I even offered to comprise with her by offering 5000 Won more, and she still carried like a little baby to the point of finally asking for her stuff back, which was ALREAY INSIDE MY VAN.

One may ask: Well, didn't you discuss approximate prices before going all the way to Seoul? The answer is yes, I did, through a handful of text messages I sent her. Strange though, the message I sent her beforehand with the price range info on it is the one she claims she never received, though she even showed me every other message I sent her. hmmm..

Still interested in doing business with jellybean? If I were you, I would strongly reconsider. She may just change her mind after YOU pay her, too. Nobody wants that hassle, I sure didn't. And besides, there are plenty of other people selling stuff on Daves anyway. So strange how she doesn't post any prices on stuff advertised, either. Now I think I know why.