Home Dehumidifiers
Valuhub Canada's home dehumidifiers keep rooms dry, from a quiet 21 pint unit to a 100 pint smart model. The smart model adds WiFi control and a drain hose, and both suit bedrooms, laundry rooms and basements. Both lower the damp air that leads to mould and musty smells.
1260 sq.Ft Portable Quiet Dehumidifier for Home Laundry Room Bedroom Basement, 21pt Electric Moisture Air De-Humidifier with 3 Modes
100 Pint Smart Dehumidifier, 5,200 Sq. Ft., WiFi Large Dehumidifier with App, Alexa, Google Voice Control, Drain Hose
Home dehumidifiers for drier, fresher rooms
Home dehumidifiers at Valuhub Canada pull extra moisture out of indoor air to keep rooms drier. The range has a compact 21 pint portable unit. A 100 pint smart unit with WiFi and a drain hose joins it. Each one is sized for a different kind of space.
A dehumidifier for home use helps most in damp basements, busy laundry rooms and musty bedrooms. Pick the unit by room size and by how damp the air feels. Shoppers who want more models can browse all dehumidifiers in our wider range.
Home dehumidifiers at a glance
Types of home dehumidifiers in this collection
The two home dehumidifiers here cover small rooms and whole floors. Choose by space first and features second.
Compact 21 pint portable dehumidifiers
The compact unit removes up to 21 pints a day, about 10 L. It is listed for 1,260 sq ft (117 m²). It offers three modes and a quiet design for bedrooms and living spaces. Its small size makes it easy to move from a laundry room to a basement or a damp bedroom.
Large 100 pint smart dehumidifiers
The large dehumidifier in the range is a smart model. It removes up to 100 pints a day, about 47 L. It is listed for 5,200 sq ft (483 m²). As a WiFi dehumidifier, it works from an app, and voice control works with Alexa and Google. A drain hose lets it empty itself without a tank trip.
Other dehumidifier styles nearby
Some homes need a different style. Our wider dehumidifiers collection adds more sizes. In summer, air conditioners and fans cool the air that a dehumidifier dries. Both work well together in a humid house.
Check each product page for exact sizes, power details and what is included.
How do you choose a home dehumidifier?
Match capacity to the room
Capacity is the water a unit removes in 24 hours, shown in pints or litres. Natural Resources Canada advises buying a little larger rather than too small. A 21 pint unit suits a small damp room. A 100 pint dehumidifier suits a large space.
Set a target humidity
Aim for 30 to 50 percent relative humidity in most homes. In cold winter weather, 30 to 40 percent helps stop window condensation. A unit with a humidity setting stops when the air is dry enough.
Plan how the water leaves
A tank needs emptying every day or two in damp weather. A drain hose sends water to a floor drain or sink instead. Keep the hose sloping downhill and clear of kinks so water keeps flowing.
Think about noise
A quiet dehumidifier matters most in bedrooms and living rooms. Basements and laundry rooms can handle more sound. Check each page for details, because the fan runs for many hours.
Decide if smart controls help
A smart dehumidifier lets you set humidity and start the unit from your phone. That helps if the unit sits in a basement you rarely visit. It needs a WiFi signal in that spot.
Where do home dehumidifiers work best?
Basements and laundry rooms are where these units work hardest. These rooms hold damp air and stay musty. A unit running there can help clothes dry faster alongside a rack from laundry and cleaning. Pick the larger unit when the whole floor feels clammy.
Bedrooms and living areas need a calmer machine. A dehumidifier for bedroom use should run quietly through the night. It can also help with window condensation, which shows up on cold mornings. The compact unit fits beside a wall or dresser.
Large open spaces such as a finished basement or a big hall suit the 100 pint smart unit. A single strong unit often works better than two small ones. Run a drain hose to the floor drain and check the app now and then.
How do you set up and care for a home dehumidifier?
Place the dehumidifier in the middle of the damp area, with space around it for airflow. Keep windows and doors closed while it runs. Empty the tank often and clean the filter every few weeks. Wipe the tank so mould cannot grow in standing water. Follow the care steps on each product page.
Shipping and returns: Shipping is free over $150. Return an item within 14 days of delivery, under the refund policy. Delivery details show on each product page.
Home dehumidifier FAQs
What does a home dehumidifier do?
A home dehumidifier pulls humid air over cold coils, collects the water and returns drier air to the room. That lowers humidity, which helps limit mould, mildew and musty smells. It also helps laundry dry faster indoors.
What size home dehumidifier do I need?
Choose by room size and dampness. A 21 pint unit suits a small to medium room. A 100 pint unit suits a large damp area. Natural Resources Canada suggests going slightly larger rather than smaller. Check the listed square footage on each page.
Is a dehumidifier good for mould?
A dehumidifier for mould control lowers the humidity that mould needs to grow. It does not remove mould already on walls. Clean visible mould first, then keep humidity between 30 and 50 percent. Fix leaks as well.
How long should a dehumidifier run?
Run it until the room reaches your target humidity, then let the humidity setting cycle it on and off. Damp spells may need many hours a day. Check the humidity with a small meter and adjust the setting.
Where should you not use a dehumidifier?
Avoid very cold rooms below the working range on the product page, because the coils can frost. Keep it away from dust, curtains and wet floors. Leave space around it for airflow.
Is a smart dehumidifier worth it?
A smart dehumidifier is worth it when the unit sits out of sight, such as in a basement. You can set humidity, check progress and switch it off from your phone. For a small bedroom, a simple quiet model may be enough.
