“If I am using the drain hose option, will the pint size dehumidifier make any difference beside price?”

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• The "pint" size is actually the rate at which water is removed not the capacity. If you have a really damp place, you want a higher "pint" size.

  Answered by SpecialKdad 8 years ago

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• It will make a different. Not just how big unit but also how powerful it is. A dehumidifier's size is determined by its total capacity to remove moisture. Capacity is rated in pints of moisture removed per day. For example, when you see a "50-pint dehumidifier," you're looking at a model that is rated to remove 50 pints of moisture total per day.

  Answered by Eddie 7 years ago

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• The fitting is included, the hose is not.

  Answered by James2e 8 years ago

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• My understanding is that the different pint size units have beefier motors to get more moisture out of the air quicker so depending on the size of your home, it would be recommended to go with the size that fits your home.

  Answered by Novak 8 years ago

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• Hello Bobby! The size of the dehumidifier (FFAD5033R1) will not necessarily play an option when using a drain hose. The 50 pints refers to the amount of water that will be removed within a 24 hour period. We hope this information is helpful to you. Please, do not hesitate to contact us directly or via the Q&A forum on this website for any additional assistance. –Thanks!-

  Answered by FrigidaireSupport 9 years ago

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