We have just added an exciting new line of dehumidifiers at AllergyBuyersClub.com called the Millennium series. There are two series - one are the low-temp basement dehumidifiers, and the other features three standard-temperature home models. The brand new Millennium low temperature basement dehumidifier prevents ice-up down to 50 degrees F and comes with a programmable humidistat and temperature display. This humidistat allows you to set your desired humidity level in 5% increments. The fan and compressor will cycle on or off, depending on how you've set the relative humidity. This is a feature we have not seen in any other residential dehumidifier and we think it sets it apart from all the rest. The 40-pint low-temp dehumidifier model received three star rating from our consumer testers and is ideal for damp, cool basements to prevent water damage and eliminate mold & mildew growth. There are also three drainage options for convenience. The standard-temperature home models are available in 25, 40, and 55-pint sizes, the Millennium dehumidifiers feature a washable air filter, Frostguard and overflow protection, castors for easy moving, and a stylish white design that fits any decor in the home or office. These units do not feature a programmable humidistat and operate down to a temperature of 65 degrees F. These three models are value priced starting at $229.95 and cover areas up to 1,100 square feet. For more ideas on preventing and eliminating mold in your home, be sure to visit our new Mold Center for useful advice on mold allergies. And to review our complete selection of dehumidifiers, be sure to see our Dehumidifier Comparison Chart. See all the dehumidifiers at Allergybuyersclub.com
First Published: March 2002 .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. ..................................................
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