Eco-Dry mini dehumidifier

WuffRuff · 27th March 2007

Does anywhere know where i can get this eco-dry mini dehumidifier?
http://www.q-lifestyle.com/ecodry1.htm
The website says it is out of stock.
Strange, I remember quite some time ago I came across some threads on this thing, but when I did a search I could not find any threads. How long is the lifespan of threads here?

wahgongzai · 27th March 2007

I got mine from a Fujifilm (i think... can't remember) shop at Penisula plaza. Its behind the bata shop... I believe its S$19+. Nice piece of gadget combine with an air tight box to save cost...

gcck · 27th March 2007

You can get it at any HomeFix DIY store. Seen plenty of them around. Cost $19+. I have 3 of them for use in my wardrobe. A bit troublesome to use though. Need to recharge the unit by plugging it into the AC power to dry the silica gel every few days but must say it seems to work as I don't get mildew or mould in the wardrobe now.

I use 2 in the wardrobe and 1 on standby regenerating. Then I swap around when the other is pink.

27th March 2007	#1
WuffRuff Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: opp. East Coast Park Posts: 827	Eco-Dry mini dehumidifier Does anywhere know where i can get this eco-dry mini dehumidifier? http://www.q-lifestyle.com/ecodry1.htm The website says it is out of stock. Strange, I remember quite some time ago I came across some threads on this thing, but when I did a search I could not find any threads. How long is the lifespan of threads here?

27th March 2007	#2
wahgongzai Advertiser Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 802	Re: Eco-Dry mini dehumidifier I got mine from a Fujifilm (i think... can't remember) shop at Penisula plaza. Its behind the bata shop... I believe its S$19+. Nice piece of gadget combine with an air tight box to save cost...

27th March 2007	#3
gcck New Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Clementi Posts: 28	Re: Eco-Dry mini dehumidifier You can get it at any HomeFix DIY store. Seen plenty of them around. Cost $19+. I have 3 of them for use in my wardrobe. A bit troublesome to use though. Need to recharge the unit by plugging it into the AC power to dry the silica gel every few days but must say it seems to work as I don't get mildew or mould in the wardrobe now. I use 2 in the wardrobe and 1 on standby regenerating. Then I swap around when the other is pink.