8.9
Midea 22 pint basement energy star dehumidifier
For basements Bedroom Bathroom Crawl space Ultra quiet Energy Star
Efficient moisture removal for damp rooms and moderate humidity 11 dehumidifiers · 9 brands
8.9
For basements Bedroom Bathroom Crawl space Ultra quiet Energy Star
8.9
For basements Bedroom Bathroom With drain hose For RVs
For basements Bedroom Bathroom With drain hose Garage Compressor
For basements Bedroom Bathroom With drain hose With auto shut-off Garage
For basements Bedroom Bathroom For RVs Garage Crawl space
For basements Bedroom For RVs Compressor
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For basements Bedroom Garage Energy Star White
For basements Bedroom Bathroom For RVs Garage Crawl space
A 20 pint dehumidifier is sized for damp rooms and moderate humidity rather than standing water or constant seepage. The pint rating reflects moisture removed per day under standard conditions, so a space with heavy moisture may need a larger unit or more frequent emptying. Basements, home gyms, and laundry areas are the typical rooms where this capacity fits.
Tanks on these units run around 1.2 gallons, which fills quickly in a wet room. A drain hose connection lets you run continuous drainage to a floor drain or sump, avoiding daily emptying. If you cannot reach a drain, plan on checking the tank at least once a day during humid stretches.
Most 20 pint units use a compressor, which pulls more moisture than a small Peltier unit but weighs more and runs louder. Coverage claims in this group reach 1,500 to 1,600 sq ft, though real coverage depends on ceiling height, air flow, and how sealed the room is. Energy Star models are listed alongside standard ones, which matters if the unit will run for long stretches.
Leave a few inches around the intake and exhaust so the unit is not starved of air. Compressor models work best above roughly 65°F; in cold basements they may frost up or cycle poorly. Set the target humidity, then let auto shut-off handle the rest, and check the tank or hose before each humid day.
Yes, most include a drain hose connection so you can skip emptying the 1.2 gallon tank.
Most do, which means more moisture removal but also more weight and noise than a Peltier unit.
Compressor models perform best above roughly 65°F and may frost or cycle poorly in colder spaces.