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As the cooler months approach , many of us are collecting our dehumidifiers from storage. However, there's a common mistake that could prevent you from maximising your machine's efficiency, particularly if you own a desiccant dehumidifier. ‌

Consumer watchdog Which? explained that this type of model operates "by catching moisture in an absorbent material set in a rotating wheel, which is then heated so that the moisture drips into the water tank. This part of the dehumidifying process means temperatures inside a desiccant machine can reach as high as 80°C." ‌

A common error made by those with desiccant dehumidifiers is switching off the device at the mains. Instead, it's recommended to use the control panel on the machine to turn it off - and wait before t

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