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Aldi launches home heating range with dehumidifier and heaters

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 13 Oct, 16:44 · Archive

Aldi is releasing a collection of Home Heating Essentials in stores on Sunday, October 18, including a dehumidifier, heaters and a window insulation kit.

Aldi is launching its Home Heating Essentials collection on Sunday, October 18, with four products designed to help households manage energy costs and reduce moisture indoors as temperatures drop.

The range includes an Ambiano 12L Midi Dehumidifier priced at £44.99. The appliance is designed to extract up to 12 litres of moisture per day and features a two-litre internal water reservoir. Aldi says the dehumidifier helps 'create a fresher, more comfortable home by reducing excess moisture in the air. Ideal for tackling condensation and damp conditions, it helps maintain a healthier indoor environment while protecting your living spaces.' Consumer testing has shown that using a dehumidifier can dry wet fabrics up to twice as fast as traditional air drying.

Other products in the range include the Ambiano Ceramic Tower Heater at £19.99, available in black or white, and the Ambiano Bladeless Fan Heater at £49.99, which offers both heating and cooling with three heat settings, eight fan speeds and a nine-hour timer. The Easy Home Window Insulation Kit costs £3.99 and uses clear plastic shrink film and double-sided tape to create an airtight thermal barrier over window panes. Users apply the tape to the window frame, attach the film and use a hairdryer to shrink it taut. Aldi says the kit helps 'reduce draughts and heat loss' and provides 'a simple solution for a cosier living space.'

All products will be available in limited supply while stocks last in Aldi stores across the UK.

Aldi launches home heating range with dehumidifier and heaters
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