Pack of 2 Ultra-Quiet Rechargeable Mini Dehumidifiers

The Streetwize Ultra-Quiet pack gives you two small, cordless dehumidifiers for enclosed spaces: wardrobes, airing cupboards, caravans, motorhomes and boats. There is no fan, compressor or battery inside, which is why they are silent. Each unit is a sealed cartridge of silica gel that soaks up moisture from the air around it, and when it is full you plug it in overnight to drive the moisture back out, then hang it back up.

What sets it apart

Three things separate this pack from the other rechargeable minis we list:

• Overnight recharge. Streetwize says to plug each unit in overnight to regenerate. The Aironic Twin Pack needs 36 to 48 hours, so these are back in service far sooner.
• Long intervals between charges. The manufacturer quotes up to two months in a closed space, depending on how damp it is. That is the longest stated interval of the three we compare.
• Hanging hooks included. Each unit comes with a hook, so it can hang from a wardrobe rail or a caravan locker door rather than taking up shelf space.

The limits

The pack includes one charging cable and plug for two units, so you will be regenerating them one after the other. That is fine if you stagger them, but plan on two nights to refresh both. Amazon's spec list also gives a 0.5 litre "tank volume", which does not fit a sealed 155 x 30 x 120 mm silica cartridge; there is no tank to empty, and we would treat that figure as a listing error.

Like every cordless mini, these are for small, closed spaces. They will not clear condensation in a bedroom, dry laundry or cope with a steamy shower room. For that you need a mains dehumidifier.

Specifications

How it compares

The interval figures are each manufacturer's own claim and depend heavily on how damp the space is, so read them as a ranking rather than a promise. Our battery and cordless dehumidifier guide covers the non-electric options too.

Buy or skip?

Buy if you want two silent units for a bedroom wardrobe, a caravan or a motorhome, and you would rather recharge overnight than wait two days. Skip if you only need one unit: the Pro Breeze mini is a single, cheaper way in. And skip all of these if the damp is in an open room, where a mains compressor or desiccant dehumidifier is the only thing that will keep up.