Argendon Shield 35P Dehumidifier
Best for: Damp bedrooms, closets, basements, or connected spaces where a compact horizontal unit and flexible drain placement matter most
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Key Features
- •Removes 35 pints per day at AHAM conditions or 70 pints at saturation, with listed coverage up to 1,000 square feet
- •115 CFM airflow, a 50 dBA manufacturer sound rating, adjustable feet, and a 15.2-by-11.2-by-11.4-inch body
- •Built-in condensate pump can lift water up to 19.6 feet; a 6.5-foot gravity-drain hose is also included
- •Built-in humidistat, 25% to 80% setting range, auto defrost, and a removable MERV-1 filter
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +Costs $27.10 less than Sandidry Pro 35C at the verified prices
- +Same listed moisture-removal capacity and coverage as Sandidry Pro 35C
- +Short horizontal body fits locations where a tall wheeled unit would be awkward
Cons
- -115 CFM is substantially less airflow than the Sandidry Pro 35C's 180 CFM
- -A 50 dBA manufacturer rating may still be noticeable beside a bed
- -Buyer-remorse returns must be unused and may incur return shipping plus a 20% restocking fee
Choose the right humidity-control setup
See Shield 35P and Sandidry Pro 35C side by side, learn why airflow and footprint matter even when moisture capacity matches, and measure the room before buying.
Read the bedroom humidity guide →Other Bedroom Humidity Control
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