1000 ml removable tank
A larger reservoir means fewer trips to the sink, depending on conditions and collection rate.
Small unit · focused moisture control
Drydon: Compact Dehumidifier for Damp & Mould at -75 %.
A quiet, compressor-free dehumidifier for moisture-prone bedrooms, wardrobes, home offices and smaller living spaces.
From £79.95£159.98Up to 75% off bundles
30-day guarantee · dispatch within 48 hours · delivery in 5–12 working days
36 dB stated operation
No compressor
No compressor
1000 mlremovable tank
350 ml/daymaximum stated extraction*
22.5 Wlow-power format
Auto stopwhen the tank is full
Damp, addressed simply
Take the edge off moisture-heavy rooms
Drydon draws humid air across a cooled Peltier surface. Moisture condenses into the tank, while drier air returns to the room. Its compact footprint makes it easier to place where condensation tends to gather.
- Useful for window condensation and musty-feeling corners
- No compressor and no refrigerant circuit
- One-switch operation with a full-tank light
Explore the complete feature breakdown from the main navigation.
A healthier moisture balance
Helpful for prevention—not a mould-removal tool
Lowering excess humidity can make conditions less favourable for mould and mildew. Drydon can support prevention after leaks and existing growth have been dealt with, but it cannot clean mould or fix structural damp.
Use the practical operating guide and common room-placement guidance in this site’s main navigation.
Designed for daily use
Less fuss between switch-on and emptying
The strongest features are practical: a larger removable tank, quiet running and protection against overflow.
36 dB stated noise
Made for lower-distraction use while sleeping, working or relaxing.
Stops when full
The full-tank light and automatic shutoff help prevent overflow.
Technical snapshot
Compact Peltier engineering
Drydon uses solid-state thermoelectric cooling instead of a compressor. It is rated at 22.5 W with DC 9 V 2.5 A input.
Performance depends on the air around the unit. The published maximum is up to 350 ml of collected water per day at 86°F and 80% relative humidity. That reference point is useful when comparing compact dehumidifiers, while everyday collection will move with room temperature, humidity and airflow. Drydon’s stated working range is 59°F to 104°F and above 45% relative humidity, so it is designed for the warm, moisture-heavy conditions often found around condensation-prone windows, wardrobes, bathrooms and smaller bedrooms.
For a straightforward daily routine, place the unit on a stable surface with its air openings clear, fit the removable tank, connect the supplied power cord and press the single switch. The 36 dB stated operating level is suited to spaces where a large compressor model would feel intrusive. When the tank reaches capacity, the indicator light comes on and automatic shutoff pauses collection. Remove the 1000 ml tank, empty it, seat it securely and restart the unit.
The bundle choice is practical rather than technical: one Drydon can cover one priority space, while multi-unit packs let you run separate units in different damp-prone rooms without moving the appliance throughout the day. UK and Australian buyers can compare the complete 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5-unit price ladders below before continuing to the seller.
59–104°Fstated operating temperature
>45% RHstated humidity threshold
350 mlup to per day at 86°F / 80% RH
3 partsunit, removable tank and power cord
One-switch control
Press to run. There are no mode menus or schedules to configure.
Visible tank status
A full-tank light tells you when collection pauses and the tank needs emptying.
4.8Drydon.org editorial score / 5
Our transparent assessment
A strong fit for focused, low-noise moisture control
This is an editorial score based on a 24-point checklist across sourced specifications, controls, safety, operating limits, delivery information and guarantee. It is not based on 24 customer reviews.
The two published testimonial quotes highlight morning window condensation, overnight noise and easy emptying. They sit separately from our editorial checklist score.
“I’m honestly shocked by how much water this little machine collects. My bedroom windows are finally clear in the mornings.”
Emma L · UK public testimonial
“Quiet enough to run overnight and really easy to empty. It’s made a noticeable difference in our flat.”
Daniel V · public testimonial
Quoted testimonials reproduced from the seller’s public product page. Names are shown as published.
Bundle pricing
Choose by the number of damp-prone spaces
Current UK prices are shown below. Australian prices use the same numbers in AU$.
1 × Drydon
£79.95
One room or a first trial.
2 × Drydon
£124.99
Two separate problem spaces.
3 × Drydon
£159.99
A practical whole-flat set.
4 × Drydon
£189.99
Coverage across more rooms.
5 × Drydon
£219.99
Best discount + free shipping.
Australia: AU$79.95 / AU$124.99 / AU$159.99 / AU$189.99 / AU$219.99. The seller states dispatch within 48 hours, estimated delivery in 5–12 business days, a 30-day guarantee and free shipping on the five-unit bundle.
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Quick answers
What to know before placing it
How much water can Drydon collect?
The official specification states up to 350 ml per day under test conditions of 86°F and 80% relative humidity. Results vary with room temperature, humidity and airflow.
How large is the water tank?
The removable tank holds 1000 ml. A full-tank light indicates when it needs attention, and the unit shuts off automatically.
Is Drydon suitable for a bedroom?
Its stated operating noise is 36 dB. Many people will consider that quiet, but sound sensitivity varies, so placement away from the bed is sensible.
Does it use a compressor?
No. Drydon uses thermoelectric Peltier technology, so there is no compressor or refrigerant circuit.
Can it remove existing mould?
A dehumidifier helps manage the damp conditions that support mould, but it does not remove established mould or repair an underlying leak. Existing mould should be cleaned safely and persistent moisture investigated.