5. Empty the collected water out of the dehumidifier after every use and before
moving it to another room.
6. You can use this dehumidifier to where is very humidity, such as bathroom,
basement or you can place it in your cloakroom to dry your clothes.
7. Note: Do not use this operation when the outdoor temperature is equal to or less
than 320F (OOC),otherwise the water will freeze, causing the water hose to block up
and the dehumidifier may be damaged. During the winter if it gets too cold, the water
your machine collects could potentially freeze and damage it. So, you may want to
consider dehumidifiers that rely on silica or charcoal desiccants.
8. It's a good idea to vacuum your floors before you switch on your dehumidifier
so that it doesn't spread dust particles. This is particularly important if you
already suffer from allergies.
9. You should set your dehumidifier to relative humidity levels of between 30%
to 50%. Lower than 30%: Don't use your dehumidifier. Use a humidifier instead.
Remember that very low humidity isn't healthy either and can increase the
chances of viruses spreading around. Higher than 50%: Use your dehumidifier.
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