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Hi Gordy! Thank you for your inquiry. It can depend on the dampness level. A 70 pint dehumidifier with a wet dampness level is recommended for 700 square feet. A very damp or wet dampness level is recommended for 1000 square feet; while a slight or moderate dampness level is recommended for 1500 square feet. We hope this helps! -Thanks!-
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We have about 1000 sq ft basement and this dehumidifier is very effective. Needs to be emptied a couple times a day- if you can set it up to drain through the basement somewhere, less hassle. It has made a noticeable difference in a short time- highly recommend.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.2 normal size rooms is still a good area for a dehumidifier. they are all the same "size", physically. The difference is the amount of humidity and moisture they can take or process in a given time. The 70 being the most powerful. So it is like having a F150 and not a compact car ability to clean up the area. so my thought process is...why not get the most powerful unit we can? similar to a window A/C unit...you want one that is strong enough to keep you comfortable, not a smaller unit that will be stressed to its ability. doing your research, you will see this is one of the more highly rated units...We are very pleased with it. highly recommend.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Sounds like a similar situation to mine. I have mine in the basement next to the furnace with an always running fan. This way the dehumidifier works for the whole house. If you're only concerned about the basement, you can probably get away with a smaller unit.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.This will work in the basement of that size. I am using it in a Basement that has a kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom!
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