[Timbo]

Anyone know if it would be worth buying de-humidyfiers before going to NZ.
I have seen a 10,000 BTU unit for around the £200 mark at B&Q. How would this compare?

[baboonworld]

check the warehouse or briscoes websites - my brother has got one - i think they might be higher powered in NZ.

C'Mon kiwis??

[Carol]

We've just been given one - so no idea how much they are - but I cant believe how much water it is squeezing out of my house!!
Literally bucketfuls.



A bit of a worry actually!
:eek

[Singel]

Mitre 10 : http://www.mitre10.co.nz/products/category.asp?iCategoryID=14&lngPromoID=0&loggedin= False

Noel Leeming : http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&cate goryId=10233&crumb=10007-10230-10233

:cheers

[richard]

FWIW, in the Briscoes flyer this week are:-

Delonghi, collects up to 18 litres per day $549 was $599
Delonghi, collects up to 30 litres per day $679 was $799
Goldair, collects up to 20 litres per day $449 was $499.

[jonSE]

Warehouse today

30L/day De-hums $399NZ 2 year warranty.

If NZ houses were insulated the bottom would fall out of the De-hum market.

Jon
drying out nicely

[acisman]

I have been talking to a number of salesmen in electrical stores in NZ. They all state they have Mitsubishi de-hums at home as these are considered to be the best for both performance and noise levels. The Mitsubishi is also the most expensive, so I guess they would say that wouldn't they ?!

Anyway the largest Mitsubishi has a 26 litre extraction rate and costs $999. However Heathcote Appliances are selling it for $899. We have just bought one and it certainly seems to be the business.

I suppose the question aboutbringing any electrical appliance from the UK is can you get spare parts if it goes wrong.

Pam & Dave

[Carol]

I have been talking to a number of salesmen in electrical stores in NZ. They all state they have Mitsubishi de-hums at home as these are considered to be the best for both performance and noise levels. The Mitsubishi is also the most expensive, so I guess they would say that wouldn't they ?!

Anyway the largest Mitsubishi has a 26 litre extraction rate and costs $999. However Heathcote Appliances are selling it for $899. We have just bought one and it certainly seems to be the business.

I suppose the question aboutbringing any electrical appliance from the UK is can you get spare parts if it goes wrong.

Pam & Dave


:eek :eek :eek :eek :eek :eek

That was the one we were given!!!
Maybe we should invite them round to dinner to say thanks....