“Do I need a drip pan under the unit?”

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• While it’s wise to take extra precautions, I’ve never once found a need to put one under my own.

  Answered by JessieLee 11 months ago

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• There should be a spot on the back of the unit where you can attach a garden hose to it so you can easily drain it.

  Answered by AnnaW 1 year ago

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• No! It uses the water inside to push moisture into the air. Its very efficient.

  Answered by JessicaM 1 year ago

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• No. The moisture is removed through the exhaust port on the back.

  Answered by BrendanA 1 year ago

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• I have not had to drain the unit as it evaporates the water internally. I did notice a drain plug, so it might need draining on a case by case basis. But I've been using it nightly for a month with no issues.

  Answered by MrCritt 1 year ago

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• No. It’s an auto evaporator unit Unless using the dedicated dehumidifier mode.

  Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

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