Which dehumidifier?

[Skillcraft]

I am needing a dehumidifier for a 10x12 grow space. I have bought a cheap one of of Amazon and it did nothing. I have found a couple that I am looking at. I think they are overkill but they allow me to expand later on if I decide to. Here are the ones I am looking at would like everyones opinion or suggestions. Thanks in advance.

 

[Herb & Suds]

Expand to what a barn ?
those are huge in a grow space unless you live in a parish in Louisiana

 

[Skillcraft]

Thanks for the reply herb. Do you have any suggestions? Those are just the ones I found. Haven't had any luck looking for ones for smaller spaces.

 

[calvin.m16]

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In no specific orders those are things that have come to mind. I have 3 units in my basement, don't feel weird needing a big dehumidifier some places require it. If it's humid it's humid lol.

 

[calvin.m16]

Expand to what a barn ?
those are huge in a grow space unless you live in a parish in Louisiana

I'm in Michigan I've gotta run two Quest Dual 155 units in my 20x20' basement bloom room.. lol

In my defense we do live in a swampy area..

 

[Skillcraft]

Thanks for the replies. I will look into the links. Much appreciated.

 

[LawnXweeds]

I have this one: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Toshiba-50-Pint-115-Volt-ENERGY-STAR-MOST-EFFICIENT-Dehumidifier-with-Continuous-Operation-Function-covers-up-to-4-500-sq-ft-TDDP5013ES2/315084748 and it has no problem keeping my entire ~1400sf unfinished basement in Northern IL at 55 or 60% year round. However, I've only been growing a couple years now and this past year has been borderline drought conditions so I have not had to deal with "normal" levels of humidity during the summer. Winter is still dry as fuck, so at least that is consistent.

 

[Skillcraft]

I have this one: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Toshiba-50-Pint-115-Volt-ENERGY-STAR-MOST-EFFICIENT-Dehumidifier-with-Continuous-Operation-Function-covers-up-to-4-500-sq-ft-TDDP5013ES2/315084748 and it has no problem keeping my entire ~1400sf unfinished basement in Northern IL at 55 or 60% year round. However, I've only been growing a couple years now and this past year has been borderline drought conditions so I have not had to deal with "normal" levels of humidity during the summer. Winter is still dry as fuck, so at least that is consistent.

Thank you for the reply.