We are asked lots of questions via our ‘Ask a Question’ buttons on a daily basis and we answer each one in turn in as much detail as possible. But it has struck me that a lot of the questions are very similar, so in order to help as many
We are asked lots of questions via our ‘Ask a Question’ buttons on a daily basis and we answer each one in turn in as much detail as possible. But it has struck me that a lot of the questions are very similar, so in order to help as many
We are asked lots of questions on our Live Chat on a daily basis. One of the most common questions is ‘How much does it cost to run a dehumidifier?’ In fact, it’s such a common question that we have decided to write a whole blog about it! With the
Trust is vital on the internet; we need our customers to believe in us in order for them to spend money buying our dehumidifiers and air purifier. We know all about the customer/supplier relationship because of course in our private capacities we are customers too. Of course we can tell
At our International Distributor Conference in Guildford last month we were very lucky to have Jane Henderson, Senior Lecturer from Cardiff University, along to talk to us. Jane discussed why museums use dehumidifiers and how moisture affects different parts of a museums collection. It was during this part of the
The weather has definitely started to warm up and officially we are well into summer but I have certainly not had to apply any sun tan lotion yet this year so far. It is this time of year when we all start to open our windows that customers phone us
I have been involved with dehumidifiers since the late 1980s and therefore my knowledge of dehumidifiers is obviously greater than most other people who have more interesting things to worry about! The dehumidifier market is not very mature and therefore 80% of those buying dehumidifiers are doing so for the
This March has been freezing, there is no other word for it, and one knock on consequence of the cold weather has been an accelerated growth of mould in our shower room. The shower room used to be a traditional box room with just enough space for a single bed.
We always like to get magazines involved in testing dehumidifiers to help spread the word and test ourselves against our peers. Not surprisingly these opportunities do not come around that often. We were therefore delighted when we heard that Sailing Today magazine was going to review all of the main
One of the questions that customers always seemed to get confused about is why their dehumidifier has turned off or stopped collecting water. New dehumidifier owners seem to expect their dehumidifiers to run forever and to keep on collecting several litres of water per day. That is fine but there
As I write this, the temperature in Guildford is dropping down to -5°C or worse. In the winter, it’s the days when the skies are
Drying laundry indoors is a challenge most of us face on a weekly basis, especially during the colder months. While tumble dryers might seem like
With the longer nights rolling in, temperatures dropping and the October price cap rise, switching on the heating has become more expensive than ever. We
As of October 1st, 2024, UK households will see electricity prices rise from 22.36p/kWh to 24.50p/kWh under the new Energy Price Cap. This 9.5% increase
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