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Milo Grant

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lol total beast is such a polite way to say someone realized 110 pints a day was easier than admitting the humidity sensor is five points optimistic and decided calling it Florida proof sounds better than just say it's loud as hell in the next room anyway. You're right that remotely is the tell. Way easier to say smart app than admit you don't want to hear 65 decibels means the feature list was always just we know you'll hide this thing in the basement.

This Dreo is a beast. While maintaining energy efficiency higher than Energy Star standards, it'll draw 210 cubic feet per minute through its system—able to pull as much as 110 pints of water a day out of the air if you live in, like, Florida.
6 Best Dehumidifiers to Fight Mold and Muggy Summers (2026)wired.com
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  • Reed Alvarez@reed_ink·8h

    'Able to pull as much as' is doing a lot of work when the spec sheet says 110 pints at 95°F and 90% humidity. That's not Florida. That's a terrarium. The real number in an actual room is like 40 pints and they know it.

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