I bought the dehumidifier in 12/2019 and I was quite satisfied although it was noisy, as everyone who has bought it has noticed. The consumption was indeed very low according to the electricity bills, and now the humidity in my house had noticeably and visibly decreased (Vyronas, near Ymittos). Unfortunately, in December 2023, the dehumidifier suddenly stopped dehumidifying, meaning that while it was working, it did not release water into the container. Believing that I have a 5-year warranty, I called the dealership about the problem, but I found out that the warranty only covers the compressor exclusively and that I would have to take the dehumidifier to them for them to inspect it up close and determine the problem. Indeed, I took it to Sanihellas (in Nea Chalkidona), where I had to pay €30 for them to inspect the dehumidifier (a large amount for damage inspection and for a product that I brought to their offices, but I paid it because I thought I was at the source) and after 1 week they informed me that it had lost its refrigerant, which is rare, and that it is not covered by the warranty, since the 5-year warranty only applies to the compressor!? They suggested repairing the refrigerant for €100 without any labor or repair warranty, which I did not accept, and then they suggested that I buy a new one, which now costs €210 with the offer (+25%), compared to the €168 I originally bought it for. Again, I did not accept. In conclusion, if you are going to buy a dehumidifier from the same company or from another one, check the warranty issue and what it covers in detail, and also do your own research for service, better than me.

Fantastic machine. Good quality materials, efficient and beautiful construction. The water tank and filters are very easy to remove. It was placed in a central location in a 180sqm maisonette and on the floor where it was placed, it reduced the humidity from 81% to 72% within an hour. It continued to work on auto mode all night and in the morning, after ten hours of operation, it had reduced the humidity percentage to 67%. The water tank has already emptied once and it continues to extract moisture. I will definitely buy another one to be placed on the upper floor, so that both can work properly without straining. As for the noise that some people mention, personally it doesn't bother me at all and I consider it to be quiet. It only makes a little noise on the large staircase, similar to a good quality air conditioner. After all, this noise comes from the air as it forcefully exits through the vents and not from any component of the machine. If the dehumidifier was smaller and didn't cover as much square footage as this one, it would definitely make less noise. It is truly worth purchasing and I am completely satisfied with its performance. Its purchase is highly recommended for sure!

I bought two dehumidifiers for different houses.
I preferred to buy models from manufacturers that exclusively or mainly produce dehumidifiers.
I found three such manufacturers, Kullhaus, Wood's, and Meaco.
In the end, I bought Kullhaus and Wood's.
One of them, Kullhaus Qualis 25L ion (with a capacity of 25 liters per day), with a liquid compressor of 80 gr, 290 W, 5-year warranty, cost 279€.
The other one, Wood's AD20 Hybrid (with a capacity of 20 liters per day), with a liquid compressor of 65 gr, 290 W, 6-year warranty, cost 385€ (360€ for the machine plus 25€ for the filter).

• Both machines are Made in China, with a similar weight of about 13.5Kg.
• They produce approximately the same noise of about 50dB at a distance of one meter, using a dB meter application on the mobile phone, and 60dB at a distance of 5 centimeters at various points around the machines, regardless of the fan speed. In other words, they are unsuitable for use in bedrooms.
• The Wood's AD20 Hybrid produces a small, continuous, annoying noise of higher frequency than the usual noise of the compressor and the fan. This noise comes from the compressor because it is not heard when only the fan is operating. However, the overall noise is about 50-60dB. (Minus one star for the Wood's AD20 Hybrid).
• The filter of the Kullhaus Qualis 25L ion can be cleaned and reused, while the filter of the Wood's AD20 Hybrid needs to be replaced every year, with a cost of 25€ per filter, otherwise the warranty is valid for 2 years instead of 6 years. This means that buying 5 Wood's filters for a 6-year warranty will cost a total of 125€, so the Wood's AD20 Hybrid will cost a total of 360€ + 125€ = 485€. (Minus one star for the Wood's AD20 Hybrid).
• The Wood's AD20 Hybrid states on the machine label a capacity of 20 liters per day, while the website states 23 liters per day.
• The Wood's AD20 Hybrid is bulkier than the Kullhaus Qualis 25L.

Based on all of the above, I conclude that the Kullhaus Qualis 25L is preferable to the Wood's AD20 Hybrid, without knowing their reliability over time. I give them 5 and 3 stars respectively.

Rhodes 21/12/2020
Good evening, I ordered the dehumidifier after a thorough check mainly from the internet.
I ended up with the Kullhaus due to the very good reviews from owners of the dehumidifier, as well as various online researches that gave it the highest evaluation!
I chose the Kullhaus 25lt with the Qualis 25L Ionizer because after a year I will return to my hometown, Veria, where my house is an old two-story 120sqm detached house! It will replace a Delonghi DNC65, which was given to me, which although I am satisfied with the machine, is small for my square footage.
On the afternoon of Saturday 19/12 from 19:30 to 00:15 when I closed it, in 40 minutes it reduced the humidity from 78% to 55%. Today, from 9 in the morning, it has been working in energy-saving mode, reducing the humidity from 70% to 55% in less than half an hour, and since then it checks every 15 to 17 minutes and operates or not depending on the humidity. I consider the noise to be like an air conditioner working.
I hope that after a year when I return to my house, I will remember to write about how it works in Northern Greece and in larger square footage.
I hope to still have the enthusiasm and the belief that I have made the best purchase as I do now!

My first contact with the dehumidifier topic, after a lot of searching and market research. First of all, it's adorable! It has a great appearance with very convenient huge LED numbers that can be seen from afar. It does everything, except make coffee! It only lacks wifi. On the first setting, it acts like a fan, so we don't have it in the bedroom, but I believe the noise is tolerable for someone to sleep. It has a large tank (important if you have a lot of humidity), a tube for continuous drainage if you want, wheels, adjustable ionizer whenever you want, 3 fans, clothes drying function, and a timer. The downside is the short cable. With such length, it's difficult to place it in the center of the room, especially for us with old sockets and a height of about 1.3 meters.

The only thing someone should pay attention to when choosing this one or not is that it has a "compressor". Which means that it works for dehumidification from 16-17 degrees Celsius and above. So, only in a heated house. If the room temperature is below 16-17 degrees, buying a dehumidifier with zeolite is a dead end (it works from 1 degree Celsius for dehumidification). It can also do dehumidification, but it will do it with a lot of delay and the water you will see will be from the "defrosting" that the machine will do, not humidity water. These were explained to me by the refrigeration technician I spoke to on the phone before I proceeded to buy the second dehumidifier I got (zeolite). Keep in mind that it releases slightly cool air, unlike the zeolite one, which, due to a heating resistance, has slightly warm air.

I highly recommend this particular one, though. I bought it on Black Friday days for 149, which was worth it a thousand times over, considering its price and capabilities.